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B&B Italia Store

17 May 2008

(SoHo)

138 Greene St. (btw. Prince & W. Houston St.) New York, NY 10012 Ph. (212) 343 0210
Subway: B, D, F, V to Broadway Lafayette St.

B&B Italia presents Canasta outdoor collection by Patricia Urquiola.
Hours: Mon-Fri 11am-7pm, Sat-Sun 12pm-6pm
Cocktail: by invitation

Boffi at Bynewyork

17 May 2008

(SoHo)

142 Greene St. (btw. Houston & Prince St.) New York, NY 10012 Ph. (212) 431 4424
Subway: N, R to Prince St.

www.bynewyork.com
After the great success of the opening last year in Soho, Bynewyork opens its door during ICFF to showcase the new proposal by Boffi, Living Divani and Porro.
The loft is designed by the architect Piero Lissoni, who has transformed the shop into a big house with an international style, where the identities of the three companies, with their clearly distinct characters, establish a dialogue and combine to generate an harmonious overall composition. This year a roof deck has been added to this charming interior environment, from where admire a metropolitan view of the City while enjoining a design surrounding in the open air.
Hours: Sat 10am-9pm, Sun-Tue 10am-6pm
Cocktail: 6pm

Bond, a collective of visionaries by Joe Doucet

17 May 2008

(SoHo)

133 Green St. (btw. Houston & Prince) New York, NY 10012 Ph. (212) 367 3560
Subway: B, D, F, V to Broadway Lafayette or W, R to Prince St. or 6 to Bleecker St.

Exhibiting new work ranging from furniture systems, to architecture, product design, fashion, technology and urban planning, in the new design studio.
Hours: Sat 6pm-10pm, Sun 12pm-8pm
Opening: 6pm-10pm

Buckler presents: A Weekend With Friends

18 May 2008

(Meatpacking)

13 Gansevoort St. (btw. Hudson and 8th Avenue) New York, NY 10014 Ph. (212) 255 1596
Subway: L to 8th Ave. or A, C, E to 14th St.

Featuring one hat designer, Victor Osbourne and one bag designer from Neiko Designs in the store showcasing pieces from their collections.
Hours: Fri-Sat 11am-8pm, Sun 11am-7pm
Event: 5pm-7pm

B&B Italia

19 May 2008

(Midtown)

A&D Building - 150 E. 58th St. (btw Lexington & 3rd Aves), Main Floor New York, NY 10155
Subway: 4, 5, 6, N, R, W to 59th St.-Lexington Ave.

B&B Italia presents its latest designs and new display concept: Flat.C by Antonio Citterio, Pier System by Studio Kairos and Moon System by Zaha Hadid.
Hours: Sat-Sun 12am-5pm, Mon-Tue 9am-6pm
Cocktail: 6:30 pm-9pm (by invitation only)

Bisazza

19 May 2008

(SoHo)

43 Greene St. (btw. Broome and Spring St.) New York, NY 10013 Ph. (212) 334 7130
Subway: N, Q, R,W, 6 to Canal St.

Bisazza, the leader in Italian mosaics will welcome visitors during ICFF at its luxurious SoHo showroom.
Opening: 6:30pm-9:30pm

Boffi A&D

19 May 2008

(Midtown)

A&D Building - 150 E. 58th St. (btw Lexington & 3rd Aves), Suite 801 New York, NY 10155 Ph. (212) 308 8833
Subway: 4, 5, 6, N, R, W to 59th St.- Lexington Ave.

www.boffi-usa.com
Presenting new collections.
Hours: Sat 12am-6pm, Sun closed, Mon 9am-9pm, Tue 9am-5pm
Cocktail: 6pm-9pm

Boffi Soho

19 May 2008

(SoHo)

31 1/2 Green St. (at Grand St.) New York, NY 10013 Ph. (212) 431 8282
Subway: 6 to Spring St. or N, Q, R, W to Canal St.

www.boffi-usa.com
Boffi takes pleasure in inviting you to attend the US launch of the kitchen K14 designed by Norbert Wangen.
Hours: Sat 10am-6pm, Sun 11am-6pm, Mon 10am-9pm, Tue 10am-6pm
Cocktail: 6pm-9pm

Bulthaup New York launches Bulthaup b1 and b2a

19 May 2008

(SoHo)

New York, NY 10012 Ph. (212) 966 7183
Subway: B, D, F, V to Broadway or R, W to Prince St.7584

Bulthaup is launching two new kitchens, b1 and b2. In addition to their core system - Bulthaup b3 - Bulthaup b1 offers a simpler, more pure aesthetic intended for the first time bulthaup buyer or second home market; bulthaup b2 is a free-standing kitchen designed for Bulthaup by the Austrian team, EOOS.
Hours: Mon-Fri 10am-Fri, Sat-Sun 10am-4pm
Opening: 6pm-8pm

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INTERNI Design Guide New York, in its 8th edition this year, is published in May for Design Week in New York. The guide is composed of two parts. Inside, on the ICFF International Contemporary Furniture Fair (exhibitors, exhibits, programs, awards, conferences), May 17-20, 2008. Outside, on the city, the neighborhoods and places of design: SoHo, Chelsea, Flatiron District, Greenwich Village, Meatpacking District, Tribeca, Midtown, Uptown, Brooklyn. Over 300 places including design stores, hotels, restaurants and cafes, bars, clubs and music venues, seen in evocative images that form an architectural and gastronomic itinerary for shopping and relaxing. A real Who’s Who of design that conceives, realizes, presents, informs, photographs, and more... At the same time, an urban itinerary marked by INTERNI banners will help visitors to recognize the locations of the events. Along with about 90 outstanding day-by-day events of New York Design Week (May 16-20, 2008), organized through the different moments of the day and night, including conferences. But the real new development in this edition is the important partnership with the Italian Trade Commission-ICE New York and i Saloni WorldWide by Cosmit/Federlegno-Arredo, with the for international tastemakers, and in New York, the central generator of American design culture, this role has particular strategic significance. In the Big Apple, as in the rest of the world, Italian Style has always been synonymous with quality, good taste and innovation. The record numbers of visitors at the Italian exhibitions organized during Design Week in New York confirm the guiding role of Made in Italy for the world of “overseas” furnishings. We are certain that a more direct, incisive and coordinated presence of the operators and institutions that have always represented this great excellence of Italian enterprise can consolidate the role of stimulus that New York, in turn, can have and undoubtedly will have for the entire world of American design. The role played by INTERNI and i Saloni by Cosmit/Federlegno-Arredo is seen to its fullest extent in Milan in April, when the city becomes the real world Design Capital and welcomes more than 270,000 visitors including 165,000 foreigners architects, journalists, buyers and designers - who split their time between the Saloni and the over 400 events of the FuoriSalone scattered around the city, in pursuit of new design themes, new materials, new trends, new aesthetic and technological research.