At ICFF 2014, mature design reclaimed the stage. With other exhibit opportunities for up-and-coming designers—WantedDesignandSight Unseen Offsite, along with theIndustry Cityvenue in Brooklyn—established manufacturers set the tenor of the show this year. Further cementing the show’s place near the top of the trade show hierarchy, many of the exhibitors that displayed their wares atSalone del Mobilein Milan a few short weeks ago were also present in New York. Here are six products that stood out to AN among the rows of exhibitors.
Blu Dot
Swish Desk
错层式的滑动,抽屉里stretch the storage capacity of this neo-modern, white-ash desk. Legs in white or grey.
Ginger by Marset. (Courtesy of Marset)
Marset
Ginger
Topped by a shallow, cup-like shade of oak or wenge veneer, the fixture uses a LED light source; also available in floor and table models. Designed by Joan Gaspar.
Spokes by Foscarini. (Courtesy of Foscarini)Foscarini
Spokes
Concealed at the top and bottom of the fixture, LED lamps cast light upwards and downwards, casting shadows from the metal, cage-like shade. Designed by Vicente Garcia Jimenez and Cinzia Cumini.
Tokyo Chair by Bensen. (Courtesy Bensen)Bensen
Tokyo Chair
With aesthetic lineage extending to Danish and Japanese design, the slightly torqued armrests of this solid wood chair are key to its contemporary presence. In black ash, walnut, white ash, and white oak, with a leather seat. Designed by Niels Bendtsen.
Fritz Hansen
Analog Table
Merging square, circle, and oval into an inviting, unique form, the legs of this table are angled to allow more comfortable seating. In five colors and finishes, it is suitable for home or office use. Designed by Jaime Hayon.
Self Up by Rimadesio. (Courtesy Rimadesio)Rimadesio
Self Up
Classic dressers, nightstands, and sideboards are revitalized in lacquered glass and aluminum frames and feet. Available in 62 colors. Designed by Giuseppe Bavuso.
