This year's edition of NYCxDesign was more vibrant than ever, with strong showcases by Sight Unseen Offsite, ICFF and Wanted Design. Pictured: Bower's booth at Sight Unseen Offsite. Photography: Pippa Drummond
纽约商品设计公司(NYCxDesign)昨日结束了为期14天的设计周，与米兰、巴黎和斯德哥尔摩等地的竞争对手一样，它正在迅速成为一个包罗万象的设计周。不仅是一系列画廊和精品开幕，这一活动还包括一系列令人头痛的博览会，其中许多表现出令人振奋的成熟今年。这些博览会比过去几年更加全面，其中包括未来主义者的视野-看不见的东西，国际主义者想要的设计，巨型的国际当代家具博览会，当然还有集体设计博览会，它帮助一切从正确的角度开始。
在这些展厅的走道里，有珍宝有待发现。这些不仅指向了设计世界的健康状态，而且表明创新和美学被同等地考虑。从业者，从独立者到公司，继续遵循强烈的线条-从艺术装饰到孟菲斯-对几何学的迷恋，盛行；而当代对历史风格或制造商的重新想象，也引发了一场令人兴奋的新对话，就像“摆设乌托邦”的Shaker在看不见的场外重新解读一样。
现在，在第三部中，由莫妮卡·克姆苏洛夫(Monica Khemsurov)和吉尔·辛格(Jill Singer)的“预测”网站组织的“看不见的场外”(Sight Unseed Out Site)位于格蕾丝大厦(Grace Building)面向布莱恩特公园(布莱恩特公园)的一层空荡荡的办公楼层。这场展览充满了许多有趣的惊喜，潜伏在每一个角落后面：从Kinder现代人的儿童家具设计-其几何模块地毯构成了一个互动棋盘，由AQQ设计的马修·沙利文(Matthew Sullivan)设计的凳子和国际象棋，到鲍尔的镜子装饰回音大厅，珠宝-比如让·帕斯卡·高迪埃(Jean-Pascal Gauthier)和“托波”(Topo)的吊灯-一个沉浸在泡沫滚筒里的环境。支持由建筑师梁梁为福特设计的隔音浴室。
在前隧道夜总会的通缉设计常出没的曼哈顿，创新似乎是游戏的名字。2016年美国设计荣誉奖得主史蒂文·豪伦贝克推出了一款新的树脂粘砂容器和塑料容器，这是在他发现芝加哥工作室旁边的青铜铸造厂丢弃海滩材质后出现的。他还展示了他的“冰铸青铜”桌子和花瓶，通过将青铜连接到冰模上，并允许熔融的物质捕捉到冰的自然碎裂的质地。
波兰最好的陈列品“极位”，展出了众多年轻设计师的作品，其中包括卡米洛设计工作室(Cmielów Design Studio)推出的华丽的“蓝色触觉”系列(Touch Of Blue)，在Chodzież有23年历史的瓷厂工作。最近与杜森·杜森(Dusen Dusen)合作开发了一款可移动的模块化墙面覆盖物的视觉磁力学公司(Visual Magnetics)，与Studio Visibility合作推出了非常有用的“极性收藏”(极性Collection)，它的特点是在一个可移动的、磁性的、可写的工作场所系统上，采用了一个新的‘Invoisi-lock’系统，包括货架、捕捉盒和标记架。
在其位于工业城的布鲁克林前哨，“想要设计”创建了一个法美文化交流项目，设计师与制造商一起设计一种新产品。在这里，Lenge-Roset与MarcThorpe合作设计了一个伞座，虽然它只是一个原型，但已经被这家成功的法国家具公司捡到了。
尽管以混合浴室设备、石英制造商和独立的设计公司而闻名，ICFF今年的发展势头强劲，它选择了一些精巧的设计产品，这些产品确实出类拔萃。香纸与被严重忽视的艺术总监韦恩·怀特(韦恩·怀特，以他在皮维剧院的布景而闻名)的合作形成了一幅厚颜无耻的田园壁画和壁纸，取名为“韦内托邦”。布鲁克林出生的照明工作室RichBrilliantWavy与大卫·罗克韦尔(David Rockwell)合作开发了三款全新的LED灯具，这些灯具采用的是重新诠释的几何造型，采用的是奢华金属。UmbraShift为其精心设计的家居配件系列增添了新的新元素，而Egg Group和Volk都推出了将专家工艺与精密设计完美结合在一起的新家具。
这也是一个重要的一周，他展示了一个性感的流线型展位，其中有一个雕塑伞和外套架，还有它的黄铜玻璃挂件和大理石“门户”桌，还有几个街区之外的豪华新陈列室/工作室的开业。
Sight Unseen Offsite, now in its third installment, was located this time across an empty office floor of the Grace Building, chock-full of hand-crafted, youthful designs. Pictured: Bower’s deco-echo hall of mirrors. Photography: Pippa Drummond
A collection of jewellery-like pendant lamps by the Montreal-based designer Jean-Pascal Gauthier, at Sight Unseen Offsite. Photography: Pippa Drummond
The online art gallery Uprise Art brought along objects by Dana Bechert, Matthew Ward, Lindsey Hampton (among others) – and a series of paintings by Chad Kouri as well. Photography: Pippa Drummond
Kinder Modern created an interactive chessboard formed by geometric modular rugs and stools-cum-chess pieces designed by several contemporary designers, including Matthew Sullivan of AQQ Design. Photography: Pippa Drummond
The Latvian designer German Ermičs debuted his collection of 'Ombré Mirrors'. Photography: Pippa Drummond
'Norway x New York' saw designers from both locales collaborate on new products. Curated by Sight Unseen, the combinations include lighting by Ladies & Gentlemen Studio and Vera Kyte, ceramics by Morten & Jonas and Assembly, and furniture by Hallgeir Homstvedt and Jonah Takagi. Photography: Pippa Drummond
Tantuvi, a New York-based studio working with textile cooperatives in India, debuted new furniture and a 30-ft-long dhurrie runner. Photography: Pippa Drummond
Fernando Mastrangelo presented new pieces under his MMaterial line – a more muted, but no less dramatic development of his studio collection
Casa International worked with the Belgian architect Bernard Dubois on a four-piece collection of wooden vases – each inspired by a different season
Crosby Studios, founded by Harry Nuriev and Dmitry Vorontsov, debuted its first collection of steel chairs and shelving – all made in Brooklyn
The architecture firm Leong Leong designed ‘Topo’, an immersive environment of foam-rollers backed by a soundbath, for Ford. Photography: Pippa Drummond
At Wanted Design, 'Pole Position' offered a best-of showcase from Poland, featured a slew of young designers reimagining the output of the Slavic nation’s numerous ceramics factories, including the 'Touch of Blue' series (pictured) from Cmielów Design Studio. Courtesy of Wanted Design
2016 American Design Honors winner Steven Haulenbeek introduced a new series of resin-bonded sand vessels and étageres that emerged after he spotted the bronze foundry next to his Chicago studio discarding the material. Courtesy of Wanted Design
Visual Magnetics introduced the 'Polarity Collection', in collaboration with Studio Visibility, that features a new ‘invisi-lock’ system of shelves, catch boxes and marker holders, on a moveable, magnetic, writable workplace system. Courtesy of Visual Magnetics
Over at Wanted Design's outpost in Brooklyn, Ligne-Roset joined forces with Marc Thorpe, who designed a canopy seat. Courtesy of Wanted Design
At ICFF, the Brooklyn-based studio Pelle presented two new lighting designs, the alluring 'Lure' (left) and more futuristic 'Pris' (right). Courtesy of Pelle
The Toronto design company Umbra Shift added numerous offerings to its already tasteful collection of furniture and accessories. These included Earnest Studio and Emilie Pallard's 'Deuce Pitcher/Watering Can' hybrid (left) and Ferréol Babin's 'Triplet' shelf (right)
Brooklyn's Volk Furniture showed off a flair for fine handcraftsmanship with its 'St Charles' vanity table (pictured)
Rich Brilliant Willing revealed new designs, including their 'Cinema' chandelier (pictured)...
... and a collaborative collection with Rockwell Group that includes the 'Witt' chandelier (left) and the 'Notch' sconce (right)
Among new pieces by Noé Duchaufour-Lawrance and textiles by Anabela Chan, Bernhardt Design also presented the new 'Mellow' sofa (pictured) from the young French designer Océane Delain, which boasts an adjustable cord system to allow it to be customised for comfort
A view of Flavor Paper's vibrant ICFF booth, featuring art director Wayne White's cheeky pastoral mural-cum-wallpaper, called ‘Waynetopia’
Lambert & Fils collaborated with Quebec glass blowers Laurent to create a collection of art deco-inspired pendant lamps that cut a modern figure
Good Thing's colourful range of affordable design accessories included these new 'Platform Bowls' by founder Jamie Wolfond
Coil + Drift's sophisticated collection of furniture and lighting blends balanced curves and elegant geometry with natural materials. Its six-legged 'Sylva' daybed is made from white oak and features brass levelers. Photography: Sean Santiago
The Ohio-based furniture company Sauder Boutique showcased a range of affordable, contemporary furniture with industrial overtones, like its 'New Prairie' shelf (pictured)
It has been a big week for Apparatus, who unveiled a new studio/showroom while also presenting a sexy, streamlined booth. New products include a sculptural umbrella and coat stand (right), alongside its brass-and-blown-glass Tassel pendants and black marble Portal table (left). Photography: Joseph de Leo
Rounded edges are the order of the day for these Drift stools, which have been designed by the multidiscplinary, San Francisco-based design firm Branch, for Council
Allied Maker's Arcing wall lamp (pictured) is also available as a sconce and table lamp version. All three cut an equally captivating figure
Debra Folz's 'Drape' tables cleverly referenced the fall of fabrics over furniture with powder-coated, pastel-toned finishes
Design lurked around all areas of town. At The Line, the Los Angeles-based lighting studio Atelier de Troupe presented a shiny new table lamp
The co-operative design showroom Colony, located on the edge of Tribeca, created an immersive installation of new works from its catalogue of designers, including a tambour by Poritz & Studio (left) and a vanity by KWH Furniture (right). Photography: David Pinter
Woven textiles by Meg Callahan (hanging on wall), a marble coffee table by Fort Standard and lighting by Allied Maker also tempted the eye. Photography: David Pinter
USM proved that it's not just about storage solutions with a limited edition range of bar carts, created specially with some of New York's biggest mixology names
Pictured left: a cart designed with St John Frizell of Fort Defiance. Right: a cart created with Ivy Mix, the American Bartender of the Year 2015
<div class="tupianwenzi"> Foscarini transformed its Soho showroom into a colourful, Alice in Wonderland-style installation, complete with its 'Giants' collection
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