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ICFF: The Best Branding Behind the Brands

99 percent of people on the planet would see ICFF as 145,000 square feet of "unnecessary." However, for the remaining one percent, it's an annual bazaar of the new and notable from the commercial and domestic landscapes that is not to be missed. READ MORE›

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ICFF 2010: Chairs for Naughty Schoolchildren

The Brothers Dressler impishly reinvent the humble school chair.READ MORE›

ICFF 2010: The Most Nightmarish Lamp Ever Created

British designer Alexandra Randall is bringing vermin out of the gutter and into your home. Plus other work debuting at Future Perfect.READ MORE›

Designers of Xbox 360 and Google Phone Try Their Hand at Interior Design

The design firm Mike and Maaike unveils their new products.READ MORE›

ICFF's Best New Designers Hail From...Milwaukee?!

At ICFF 2009, Misewell made an extraordinarily polished debut with its very first furniture collection--and the furniture design company just won the New Designer award, judged by the ICFF Editors committee, which included ...READ MORE›

Hella Jongerius: Contemporary Archetypes Preview [video]

Dutch designers are usually the brainy class clowns of design shows, with their ironic, off-kilter work. None has gained more attention in recent years than Hella Jongerius.   Hella Jongerius: Contemporary Archetypes from ...READ MORE›

"Design for a Dollar": Pratt Students Get a Lot of Bang for a Buck

That's the challenge Pratt students set for themselves as part of this year's ICFF Design Schools' Exhibition. Surprisingly, the Pratt students managed to come up with a wide array of intriguing items, many of which were born of cast-off materials. That not only made their cost less than a dollar, but environmentally solid gold.READ MORE›

Dutch Design Arrives in New York

This Satuday, the Cite gallery will open up 400 Years Later: Cite Goes Dutch, a month-long design exhibition. Curated by Alissia Melka-Teichroew and Jan Habraken--both young Dutch designers living in New York--the exhibition focuses ...READ MORE›

The Kids Are Alright: RISD Students Strut Their Stuff at the ICFF

Students at the Rhode Island School of Design will show off their work at this year's International Contemporary Furniture Fair in New York, which convenes this Friday and runs through Tuesday. The exhibition, titled Immaterialize, ...READ MORE›