A Bold New Look for ICFF
New York-based creative agency forceMAJEURE developed a striking visual language to reflect the Fair’s fresh, ambitious vision.
The StoryNew York-based creative agency forceMAJEURE developed a striking visual language to reflect the Fair’s fresh, ambitious vision.
The StoryThe ceramic artist and designer creates lamps, vessels, and furnishings as well as fashions sofas and chairs from upholstered versions of her clay forms.
The company’s self-service Digital Studio allows interior designers to create unique textiles within tighter time constraints and a wider range of budgets than traditional options.
Join us for the 35th edition of the Fair, where we will unveil our bold new approach to fostering commerce and connection in the design community.
TRAME combines digital and physical craftsmanship, pairing generative artists with heritage artisans who turn lines of code into tangible, collectible pieces.
Founded by María Daniela Huiza and Abraham Bendheim, Juntos Projects creates furniture and objects that bring people together.
The British designer’s lighting, furniture, and interiors reflect his diversity of artistic experience, from his fashion training to his decade as a child actor.
Visages—both abstract and carefully rendered—are smiling back from wall coverings, furnishings, and decorative objects.
The design, fabrication, and manufacturing company is pioneering wood reclamation and regenerative forestry practices—all while working in the heart of New York City.
An updated name and expanded role within the Fair clarify the relationship between the design powerhouse and ICFF.