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<strong>At ICFF</strong><br /> A lamp by Shakúff, a Brooklyn-based firm that designs custom lighting for private residences and various commercial spaces. — Editors’ Picks: Highlights from ICFF and Other New York Design Shows
**At ICFF**
A lamp by Shakúff, a Brooklyn-based firm that designs custom lighting for private residences and various commercial spaces.
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<strong>At ICFF</strong><br /> A coat hanger for coffee! We want these for our desks at work. Designed by students at the Institute of Design at the University of Tokyo, manufactured by Fukushima. — Editors’ Picks: Highlights from ICFF and Other New York Design Shows
**At ICFF**
A coat hanger for coffee! We want these for our desks at work. Designed by students at the Institute of Design at the University of Tokyo, manufactured by Fukushima.
Photo © Architectural Record

<strong>At ICFF</strong><br /> We love the ethereal quality of these illuminated paper airplanes. Light installation by STUDIOKCA. — Editors’ Picks: Highlights from ICFF and Other New York Design Shows
**At ICFF**
We love the ethereal quality of these illuminated paper airplanes. Light installation by STUDIOKCA.
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<strong>At ICFF</strong><br /> Surprisingly comfortable furniture made out of cardboard from Italian designer Lessmore. — Editors’ Picks: Highlights from ICFF and Other New York Design Shows
**At ICFF**
Surprisingly comfortable furniture made out of cardboard from Italian designer Lessmore.
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<strong>At ICFF</strong><br /> A dollhouse-size chandelier embedded in a lightbulb-shaped hanging lamp by Mineheart, based in England. The company also designs wallpaper, as seen in the background of — Editors’ Picks: Highlights from ICFF and Other New York Design Shows
**At ICFF**
A dollhouse-size chandelier embedded in a lightbulb-shaped hanging lamp by Mineheart, based in England. The company also designs wallpaper, as seen in the background of this photo.
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<strong>At the Cassina Showroom</strong><br /> Finished in the same felt as the trunk of a car, Luca Nichetto’s “Motek” chair has an automotive muscularity. — Editors’ Picks: Highlights from ICFF and Other New York Design Shows
**At the Cassina Showroom**
Finished in the same felt as the trunk of a car, Luca Nichetto’s “Motek” chair has an automotive muscularity.
Photo courtesy Cassina

<strong>At Wanted Design</strong><br /> Marble-topped tools by Chicago husband and wife team Parsons & Charlesworth. — Editors’ Picks: Highlights from ICFF and Other New York Design Shows
**At Wanted Design**
Marble-topped tools by Chicago husband and wife team Parsons & Charlesworth.
Image via parsonscharlesworth.com

<strong>At Wanted Design</strong><br /> A Parsons & Charlesworth wheelbarrow installed at Wanted Design. — Editors’ Picks: Highlights from ICFF and Other New York Design Shows
**At Wanted Design**
A Parsons & Charlesworth wheelbarrow installed at Wanted Design.
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<strong>At the Poltrona Frau Showroom</strong><br /> Made from reclaimed wine casks by members of the San Patrignano Project, an Italian drug rehabilitation program, this “Miss Dondola” sw — Editors’ Picks: Highlights from ICFF and Other New York Design Shows
**At the Poltrona Frau Showroom**
Made from reclaimed wine casks by members of the San Patrignano Project, an Italian drug rehabilitation program, this “Miss Dondola” swing chair by Angela Missoni is on view in an exhibition of similar work conceived by well-known designers for the project.
Photo courtesy San Patrignano

<strong>At the Foscarini Showroom</strong><br /> Ionna Vautrin lamps hang in front of a vine-like artwork by Stefano Arienti made from plastic grocery bags. — Editors’ Picks: Highlights from ICFF and Other New York Design Shows
**At the Foscarini Showroom**
Ionna Vautrin lamps hang in front of a vine-like artwork by Stefano Arienti made from plastic grocery bags.
Photo © Architectural Record

<strong>At ICFF</strong><br /> Los Angeles architect Carlo Aiello’s 'Parabola Chair.' Though it’s geometry curves in two directions, all of the chair’s components are straight and si — Editors’ Picks: Highlights from ICFF and Other New York Design Shows
**At ICFF**
Los Angeles architect Carlo Aiello’s 'Parabola Chair.' Though it’s geometry curves in two directions, all of the chair’s components are straight and simple to manufacture.
Image courtesy Carlo Aiello Design

<strong>At ICFF</strong><br /> Visitors play with the “YOUandME Ping Pong Table” at the RS Barcelona booth. — Editors’ Picks: Highlights from ICFF and Other New York Design Shows
**At ICFF**
Visitors play with the “YOUandME Ping Pong Table” at the RS Barcelona booth.
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<strong>At One Great Jones Gallery</strong><br /> Strange and beautiful new work by lighting designer Lindsey Adelman. — Editors’ Picks: Highlights from ICFF and Other New York Design Shows
**At One Great Jones Gallery**
Strange and beautiful new work by lighting designer Lindsey Adelman.
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<strong>At ICFF</strong><br /> Designer Marianne Andersen with her “In Theory” lamps, part of the exhibition, <em>The Essence of Things: New Design from Norway</em>, at ICFF. — Editors’ Picks: Highlights from ICFF and Other New York Design Shows
**At ICFF**
Designer Marianne Andersen with her “In Theory” lamps, part of the exhibition, *The Essence of Things: New Design from Norway*, at ICFF.
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<strong>At ICFF</strong><br /> Øystein Austad and Jonas Ravlo Stokke of StokkeAustad with their “The Woods: Autumn” glass sculpture, part of the exhibition, <em>The Essence of Things: — Editors’ Picks: Highlights from ICFF and Other New York Design Shows
**At ICFF**
Øystein Austad and Jonas Ravlo Stokke of StokkeAustad with their “The Woods: Autumn” glass sculpture, part of the exhibition, *The Essence of Things: New Design from Norway*, at ICFF.
Photo © Architectural Record

<strong>At ICFF</strong><br /> Close up of StokkeAustad’s “The Woods: Autumn” glass sculpture. — Editors’ Picks: Highlights from ICFF and Other New York Design Shows
**At ICFF**
Close up of StokkeAustad’s “The Woods: Autumn” glass sculpture.
Photo courtesy StokkeAustad

<strong>At ICFF</strong><br /> Amuneal Manufacturing Corp. won Best Booth from the ICFF Editors Awards jury, which included RECORD products editor Rita Catinella Orrell. — Editors’ Picks: Highlights from ICFF and Other New York Design Shows
**At ICFF**
Amuneal Manufacturing Corp. won Best Booth from the ICFF Editors Awards jury, which included RECORD products editor Rita Catinella Orrell.
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<strong>At ICFF</strong><br /> Nendo created a the 'Stone Garden' display of tables for Caesarstone's booth. — Editors’ Picks: Highlights from ICFF and Other New York Design Shows
**At ICFF**
Nendo created a the 'Stone Garden' display of tables for Caesarstone's booth.
Photo © Architectural Record

<strong>At ICFF</strong><br /> Tom Dixon and TRUMPF Inc. manufactured metal shades on site at the fair with a massive CNC-milling machine. — Editors’ Picks: Highlights from ICFF and Other New York Design Shows
**At ICFF**
Tom Dixon and TRUMPF Inc. manufactured metal shades on site at the fair with a massive CNC-milling machine.
Photo © Architectural Record

<strong>At ICFF</strong><br /> Cardboard light fixtures at the Graypants Studio booth. — Editors’ Picks: Highlights from ICFF and Other New York Design Shows
**At ICFF**
Cardboard light fixtures at the Graypants Studio booth.
Photo © Architectural Record

May 21, 2013

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