ICFF 2025 Highlights: Creativity, Innovation and Connection in NYC
ICFF 2025 Highlights: The event set itself apart in NYC as a key marketplace for innovation, trendsetting, and commercial opportunity.
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The StoryTRAME 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.
Known for its interplay of color, light, and texture, the Brooklyn, N.Y.-based interiors and design studio also has a store, Assembly Line, which features select furnishings, textiles, and...
By examining every assumption of the lighting industry, this manufacturer creates systems that upend the status quo.
Whether raw, jagged, tumbled, or stacked, stone pieces are throwing their weight around in interior and exterior environments.