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Special Newsletter ICFF 2015

Miami's hot. And hot on the heels of New York. Straight after Maison&Objet Americas – which runs from 12 to 15 May in Florida's sun-kissed beach city – it will be New York's turn as design-lovers' destination. New York Design Week sees ICFF, as well as WantedDesign and designjunction, with their scores of events, make the American East Coast the place to be. 

  • Architonic Guide: New York 2015
  • Made in Brooklyn: the creatives putting the New York borough on the design map
  • Free Download: Architonic's 'Best Brooklyn NY Brands' app
  • ARCHITONIC speakeasy: ICFF New York 2015
  • Architonic Trend Analysis: North American Design Brands
  • Inspiring Search Results: Brooklyn Brands
  • New Subsidiary in the US: Architonic Media LLC

 

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Architonic Guide: New York 2015

Architonic has created a new time-saving guide to help navigate the show floors of ICFF 2015, the 27th International Contemporary Furniture Fair in New York, WantedDesign, designjunction and a host of mindblowing city events. Architonic’s indispensable show guides always feature a selection of the best manufacturers along with detailed hall plans and stand numbers. In addition to the downloadable PDF, printed copies of the guide will also be available in select stands on the show floors. At ICFF Architonic will be welcoming visitors in the Architonic Concept Space from May 16 to 19, at Level 1, Stand 1200 – be sure to stop by and visit!

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Made in Brooklyn: the creatives putting the New York borough on the design map

Text: Dominic Lutyens 

Brooklyn is only a short distance from Manhattan yet it has its own, highly distinctive identity. Talk to Brooklyn’s tight-knit but burgeoning community of designer-makers and you get the impression that this New York borough is widely seen as more romantic, bohemian, less overtly worldly than the more commerce-focused Manhattan. Yet it’s also easy to exaggerate the differences between these two creative hubs. After all, Brooklyn’s new generation of designers are, in their own way, highly ambitious and entrepreneurial. Even so, the ethos of their businesses is more leftfield, possibly more laid-back than those of Manhattan.

Brooklyn Bridge

Comparatively leafy Brooklyn is generally seen as a gentler place, albeit one teeming, like never before, with industrious creatives working in a multitude of fields. ‘Brooklyn has an energy that springs from all types of talented people,’ say Jean and Oliver Pelle, who, in 2011, set up their lighting and furniture design studio Pelle in Red Hook, western Brooklyn, a port area that boasts a high concentration of designers. ‘There’s a big entrepreneurial spirit, a groundswell of activity in one spot – designers, restaurateurs, beekeepers making honey on rooftops.’

‘There are all kinds of industries here,’ concur Jason Horvath and Bill Hilgendorf of design studio Uhuru, which is ‘dedicated to sustainability and local craftsmanship’. Its Coney Island furniture is fashioned from the eponymous Brooklyn peninsula’s demolished, weathered boardwalk, originally installed in the 40s. ‘People are brewing beer, designing wallpaper, lighting, you name it... It’s amazing.’ There are many advantages to being Brooklyn-based, many designers point out. For starters, there’s its strong community spirit: many creatives know each other, help each other out and sometimes collaborate.

Read this article in full on Architonic

 

Welcome to the German Design Award 2016 - the international premium prize of the German Design Council. Its goal: discovering, presenting and awarding unique design trends. Every year, top-quality submissions from product and communications design are awarded, all of which are in their own way ground-breaking in the global design landscape.
An international expert panel is exclusively engaged with all nominations. Intensive tests, checks and discussions take place before the announcement is made: And the Winner is… 

Therefore, apply now and become part of the Germand Design Award 2016!

 

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Free Download: Architonic's 'Best Brooklyn NY Brands' app

The Architonic 'Best Brooklyn NY Brands' app presents more than 1,500 design products made in New York, from furnishings, via lamps, wall coverings and fabrics, across to accessories and contract furnishing. The app only displays products from premium-segment brands, including Asher Israelow, AVO, Bellboy, David Gaynor Design, David Weeks Studio, DLV Design, Farrah Sit, Fort Standard, Naula, Niche Modern, Pelle, Pletz, Roll & Hill, Token, Uhuru, Workstead and many more.


For each product, you will find images of product variants and typical applications, as well as the possibility of sending direct enquiries about catalogues, prices and stockists. Many products are also presented within the framework of projects by international architects. The intuitive navigation by product group, manufacturer, designer or free text search provides you with fast search results anywhere and at any time. As a result, you can use the app either as a private design enthusiast or for business purposes as a planner or architect.


Download Architonic's "Best Brooklyn NY Brands" App for IOS here

 

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ARCHITONIC speakeasy: ICFF New York 2015

On Sunday May 17, from 9pm until 2am, we'll be hosting the second ARCHITONIC speakeasy night at Apothéke in Chinatown.

It's the perfect opportunity to discuss your initial impressions of the fair, do some valuable networking or simply enjoy the glamour and mystery of the speakeasy, while the cocktail pharmacists serve you their special prescriptions.

So join us and help us celebrate the opening of Architonic Media LLC!

ARCHITONIC speakeasy

Sunday, 17 May 2015
9pm to 2am


APOTHÉKE

9 Doyers St
New York, NY 10013

By invitation only!

Architonic Trend Analysis: North American Design Brands

North America. It may be the new world to some but Architonic's latest installment in its ongoing Architonic Trend Analysis series – North American Design Brands 2014–2015 – reveals a ranking headed up by a number of manufacturers with longevity.

In at number one is that major player on the stage of 20th-century design history, Knoll, which was founded just before the Second World War. It's followed by another big-hitting US brand, Haworth (eight out of the ten brands are American, the other two Canadian), this time established in 1901. In third position comes Emeco, which launched in 1944 but has experienced major growth since the 1990s, when it moved to address its 'Navy Chair''s dropping sales.

But it's a tale of two cities. Or two eras, rather. Canadian lighting designer Omer Abel's Bocci label, occupying fourth place, was founded just ten years ago, with Kevin Reilly lighting, Molo, Bassam Fellows and Skram, who all make the top-ten cut, also launched since the turn of the millennium.

Read this article in full on Architonic

 

Inspiring Search Results

Brooklyn Brands

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North American success in the Middle East

It’s a surprising match; Vin De Garde, the North American manufacturer of custom-built wine cellars and Downtown Design, the Middle East’s only curated trade fair for original, high-quality design. The pioneering brand forged unprecedented success by tapping into the opportunity-rich city of Dubai, where, as exhibitors of Downtown Design, they were able to showcase their unique product, meet key buyers and secure new contracts as part of the region’s development boom.

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New Subsidiary in the US: Architonic Media LLC

It's long been known that the North American market is very important for European design brands and companies and not only since discussions began on the TTIP agreement. In order to make ourselves more available on the ground to manufacturers, architects and designers, Architonic opened a new office in New York in January – Architonic Media LLC.

Diane Turner has joined our US sales team and is heading up the expansion of the Architonic network.
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