Architectural Digest Home Design Show 2011

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Published on Wednesday, 16 March 2011 15:53

Written by L E Shannon

The 10th Anniversary Architectural Digest Home Design Show is being held March 17-20, 2011 at Pier 94 in New York City.

A world of design inspiration allows attendees to explore the latest ideas and products for the home, from furniture and lighting to kitchens and baths. Whether starting from scratch or searching for that single object to finish a room, the Show promises to introduce visitors to something one simply has to bring home, no matter what the budget.

Included are:

• Keynote Presentation by Margaret Russell, Architectural Digest Editor in Chief
• Exhibits from nearly 300 premium brands
• Design seminars presented by The New York Times and industry associations
• Cooking demonstrations and tastings by celebrity chefs
• Complimentary one-on-one design consultations hosted by Gilt Home
• Show tours with New York Design Center designers

This Show is a participant in the New York Design Festival, which includes Diffa’s Dining By Design, also at Pier 94, and The Artist Project NY at Pier 92.

Special Features include:

Dream Team Design Challenge
ASID (American Society of Interior Design) NY Metro Chapter stages the first ever collaborative "designer + consumer challenge".

Maggie Cohen ASID, President of ASID’s NY Metro Chapter says:
“Every designer knows that the best design, and the most rewarding design, is always a product of a great designer/client collaboration. Unfortunately, many consumers don’t necessarily know that. We designed this contest to give consumers a chance to experience the process and the excitement of seeing ideas come to life and what better way than to team them with design pros? There is so much consumer talent out there and such enthusiasm for design. We are thrilled to be able to tap into it.

ASID is indebted to Merchandise Mart Properties, the show’s management team, for embracing the Challenge and giving us such tremendous support. We’re hoping that the contest continues for years to come. We say to all the wonderful design-seekers in New York, 'Come on down and you be the judge!'"

Culinary Pavilion is where cooking demonstrations are followed by sampling by the audience.  This year's participants are:

Friday, March 18th:
12-1pm: Esca – David Pasternack
1-2pm: North Square – Yoel Cruz
3-4pm: The Meatball Shop – Daniel Holzman

Saturday, March 19th:
12-1pm: Bella Cucina Artful Food – Alisa Barry
1-2pm: PRINT – Chef TBC
3-4pm: Make My Cake Bakery – Aliyyah Baylor
5-6pm: Aquavit – Marcus Jernmark

Sunday, March 20th:
12-1pm: Junoon – Vikas Khanna
1-2pm: Bar Basque – Yuki Fujinaga
3-4pm: The Cupcake Craze – Nicole Friday
5-6pm: 1770 House – Kevin Penner

Houses at Sagaponac, presented by realtors Brown Harris Stevens, which includes opening up a few properties in the project to an Open Design Competition.

MADE features 150 participants showcasing original art, design, furniture, objects and lighting, all of which is available for purchase during the event. In addition, most of the MADE exhibitors also offer custom work for more specific needs. It is in the MADE section that attendees can find work that, in many cases, is not available anywhere else in New York.

Mark Levinson Mobile Showroom exhibits the finest in residential electronics and home theater spaces inside Mark Levinson’s 1,000-square-foot traveling exhibit.

Moore & Giles Style Capsule welcomes visitors to step inside its Airstream Studio parked inside the Show. The interior has been revamped to showcase applications of leather in an interior space as well as provide an intimate trunk show setting for purchasing the company’s irresistible bags.

The Modern Home displays City living at its finest. This visionary installation features the work of Ligne Roset, Valcucine, and Listone Girodano by Margaritelli to showcase the finest in furnishings, flooring, cabinetry and kitchen design in a 1,600 square foot model apartment space.

Book signings at Potterton Books include:

Friday, March 18:

• Ellen Lubin-Sherman, The Essentials of Fabulous
• Francis d'Haene, D'Apostrophe Works
• Michele Keith, Designers Here and There
• Diane McManus Jensen, The Art of Collecting: An Intimate Tour Inside Private Art Collections with Advice on Starting Your Own
• Vicente Wolf, Lifting the Curtain on Design

Saturday, March 17:

• Art Donovan, The Art of Steampunk: Extraordinary Devices and Ingenious Contraptions from the Leading Artists of the Steampunk Movement
• Vicente Wolf, Lifting the Curtain on Design
• William Diamond, All-American: The Exuberant Style of William Diamond and Anthony Baratta
• David Easton, Timeless Elegance: The Houses of David Easton
• Robin Wilson, Kennedy Green House: Designing an Eco-Healthy Home from the Foundation to the Furniture

For more information, go to www.archdigesthomeshow.com.

About Architectural Digest

Architectural Digest is the authority in design and architecture, providing a vision that stretches readers' imaginations and sets new benchmarks for the life they wish to live, whether just starting out or at the peak of achievement. The magazine offers first and exclusive access to extraordinary people, places, and things across the design continuum. From editorial to advertising, Architectural Digest influences five million affluent readers to see, source, and buy products directly from its pages.

The Show is produced by MMPI and co-sponsored by The New York Times.

MMPI is a trade show and property management firm, specializing in managing buildings devoted to wholesale showrooms and commercial office space. MMPI produces more than 300 trade shows, market events and conferences each year.


The Architectural Digest Home Design Show
March 17-20, 2011

Pier 94
55th Street at Westside Highway
New York City

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