Juniper Recharge Lounge

An ICFF addition, the Juniper Recharge Lounge is a central space to pause, work, and connect. Open to all attendees, the lounge offers a place to recharge devices using Juniper’s Ground Control power systems, while surrounded by the ambiance of the Multiverse lighting collection. It is designed for relaxing, casual meetings, and experiencing these products in the environments where they are most often used: hospitality and amenity spaces.

The lounge will also host a series of talks and panels focused on lighting design, business strategy, and industry collaboration, led by Juniper executives and select partners — with comfortable moments made possible thanks to our partnership with HBF + HBF Textiles.

SCHEDULE:

SUNDAY, MAY 17

11 AM | “LIGHTING DESIGN IS INTERIOR DESIGN”
A weaving of material, form and light. In this conversation, B. Alex Miller and Aoife O’Leary, partners at New York-based lighting design firm TM Light, will explore lighting design as interior design. Through a series of references to art, architecture, and interior design, they will explore how light is used as a medium that changes the way we see and feel a space.

4 PM | 30/30 REUNION: INTERIOR DESIGN MAGAZINE COCKTAIL EVENT

MONDAY, MAY 18

11 AM | AFTER THE CONCEPT: HOW AI IS TRANSFORMING THE DESIGN LIFECYCLE

2 PM | LIGHTING ISN’T LATER: WHY IT BELONGS IN YOUR FIRST SKETCH
Discussion with Shoshanna Segal (Past President of IESNYC) and David Seok (Studio Leader at The Lighting Practice), Zachary Pearson (President of IESNYC)

4 PM | “BRIGHT CONNECTIONS”
Interior & Lighting Designers in Conversation. Private, invite-only speed networking session. This curated, matchmaking-style event will bring together six lighting design firms and six interior design firms for short, rotating conversations in a casual but focused format. Designed to foster collaboration and cross-disciplinary understanding, Bright Connections offers a rare opportunity for designers to engage directly outside the context of a live project. This event is not open to the public and is limited to invited participants.