Our favorites (part 1) from 2016 ICFF which just wrapped up having offered plenty of modern wares.
A studio apartment in a recently renovated tenement house in Krakow that was built in 1934 gets a minimalist makeover.
An outdoor chair for Lagoon that looks as if it's been zigzag stitched together to become one piece.
A house in Lithuania that has a modern interior with a cozy, Scandinavian feel complete with warm wood, grey, and black accents.
Ben Klebba, of Phloem Studio, shares with us how his handcrafted, wood and woven cord Captain's Chair is made.
An outdated 50's home in Madrid goes from outdated and dismal to modern and rockin'.
Opalescent glass spheres combined with graphic metal components results in unique, sculptural fixtures.
A primitive picnic shelter in a forest was the inspiration for this modern, urban cabin.
Rogan Gregory, a prolific NYC-based scultptor, shares what keeps him inspired.
Handbags with gold-plated LEGO details and a new line of gold-plated LEGO jewelry.
A house in Argentina made up of rectangular boxes features a green rooftop terrace and views of a lagoon.
A mid-century inspired stereo console for the modern generation.
A new modern and whimsical flat for special guests of a Parisian department store.
We headed back to BKLYN DESIGNS this year, the start of NYCxDESIGNS, where we caught the best designers and makers that call Brooklyn home.
A multipurpose table that looks as if it's doing a dance - the tango to be exact.
