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our mission
Interior Design magazine is the essential design
authority for every design professional, on all
projects, throughout the entire design process.
With a keen editorial eye, Interior Design champions talent, showcases
innovators, introduces newcomers, curates news, defines trends, and through
it all, leads the way.
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print
january
closing 12.21
materials due 12.30
editorial calendar 2016
editorial features
market
programs/events
bonus distribution
OFFICIAL 100 GIANTS OF DESIGN//
Top GIANTS Rankings, Fastest Growing
Firms Research, Firm Profiles
Fabrics + Wallcoverings
re:Source Partnership,
Miami, January 25-28
TOP 100 GIANT Firms
Market Focus: Hospitality
Kitchen + Bath
Hospitality
Ad Performance Study
Kitchen + Bath
Workplace
2015 Year in Review: Visual Inspiration, Art,
Architecture, Design
VIDEOS: Designer Interview | Walk-Through
digital
FEATURES: New Builds in Taipei | Hospitality Project Showcase | 2015 Trend Report
exclusive:
EVENTS COVERAGE: Maison&Objet, Paris | KBIS | Interior Design's re:Source Miami
february
closing 01.15
materials due 01.21
GLOBAL DESIGN TOUR//
Hottest Projects Spanning the Globe
Outdoor Exposed
Carpet/Flooring/
Tile/Stone
Best of Year
Products Special
Advertorial Section
Outdoor Furniture
+ Fabrics
GIANTS of Design
Conference,
Palm Springs,
March 7-9
digital VIDEOS: 60 Seconds with… | Product Insight
FEATURES: Global Design Hot Spots | New Builds in Shanghai | Carpet/Flooring/Tile & Stone
exclusive:
EVENTS COVERAGE: Wallcoverings Association Annual Meeting
march
closing 02.17
materials due 02.22
BIG IDEAS//
Changing the Industry
Kitchen + Bath
Health + Wellness
Mixed Market
Kitchen + Bath
K&B and the City
Showroom Special
Insert Section
GIANTS of Design
Conference
Partnership,
Palm Springs,
March 7-9
digital VIDEOS: 60 Seconds with… | Walk-Through
FEATURES: Health + Wellness Roundup | New Builds in Reykjavik | Kitchen + Bath Product Showcase
exclusive:
EVENTS COVERAGE: Interior Design's GIANTS of Design
One Night Only,
Los Angeles, April 7
Coverings, Chicago
April 18-21
print
march/
april
editorial features
market
THE BEST OF RESIDENTIAL DESIGN
Kitchen + Bath
programs/events
bonus distribution
interior design
homes
Carpets
Residential Leaders
closing 03.03
materials due 03.08
april
closing 03.17
materials due 03.22
DESIGNING FASHION//
Retail’s Spring Collection
Hospitality Special Section
Contemporary Furniture
One Night Only
Sponsorship,
Los Angeles, April 7
Lighting
Maison&Objet
Americas,
Miami, May 10-13
ICFF, New York,
May 14-17
Best of NYCxDesign with ICFF Preview
VIDEOS: Designer Interview | Walk-Through | Milan Minute
digital
FEATURES: New Builds in Rio de Janeiro | Notable Community Builds | Ones to Watch: Lighting
exclusive:
EVENTS COVERAGE: Interior Design's One Night Only Los Angeles | Coverings | Salone del Mobile | High Point Market
spring
market
tabloid
closing 04.15
materials due 04.22
may
closing 04.19
materials due 04.26
THE OFFICIAL PRODUCT GUIDE//
A Comprehensive Resource Featuring
Products in All Categories
All Markets
NeoCon SELECT
Partner Program
NeoCon, Chicago,
June 13-15
NeoCon.com
Opportunities
900+ Products
100+ Designers
Original Photo Reportage
COMMERCIAL DESIGN…WORKING IT//
Office, Education, Financial, Media, Institutional
NeoCon Products:
All Categories
The Official NeoCon Product Preview
IIDA’s 43rd Annual Design Awards
NeoCon SELECT
Partner Program
GIANTS Celebration
Chicago, June 12
NeoCon.com
Opportunities
NeoCon, Chicago,
June 13-15
Health Care GIANTS
Roundtable at NeoCon,
Chicago, June 13
HiP HiP Hooray
at NeoCon,
Chicago, June 14
digital VIDEOS: Walk-Through | ICFF Minute
FEATURES: New Builds in Chicago | Office Project Roundup | NeoCon Preview
exclusive:
EVENTS COVERAGE: ICFF | Maison&Objet Americas | Lightfair International | HD Expo
print
neocon
show
daily
closing 05.02
materials due 05.06
editorial features
market
programs/events
THE OFFICIAL NEOCON TABLOID//
Three Days.
Three Editions.
Accessories
NeoCon SELECT
Partner Program
Must-Read Daily Chronicle with News, Product,
Showrooms, and Designer Interviews Live from
the Show
Building Products
NeoCon.com
Opportunities
Flooring
bonus distribution
Exclusive distribution
on all floors at
NeoCon, Chicago,
June 13-15
and affiliated hotels
GIANTS Firms
Furniture
Lighting
Office Furniture
Seating
neocon
show
directory
NeoCon SELECT
Partner Program
THE OFFICIAL GUIDE TO NEOCON//
Exclusive Listings: All Seminars, Forums,
Show Highlights, and Special Events
NeoCon.com
Opportunities
Plus Exhibitor Booths, Showroom Locations,
and Floor Plans
Exclusive distribution
on all floors at
NeoCon, Chicago,
June 13-15
closing 05.02
materials due 05.06
june
closing 05.16
materials due 05.20
THE GREAT DESIGN MIX
Milan Review
Hospitality Special Section
Mixed Market
Green GIANTS
Showrooms—
A Global
Tour Special
Advertorial Section
re:Source,
Rancho Palos Verdes,
July 24-27
NeoCon.com
Opportunities
GIANTS Celebration at
NeoCon Sponsorships
Chicago, June 12
Health Care GIANTS
Roundtable at
NeoCon Partnership,
Chicago, June 13
HiP HiP Hooray at
NeoCon Sponsorship,
Chicago, June 14
digital VIDEOS: NeoCon Minute | Product Insight
FEATURES: New Builds in Portland | Hospitality Project Roundup | Outdoor Product Showcase
exclusive:
EVENTS COVERAGE: NeoCon | Interior Design's GIANTS Celebration | Health Care GIANTS Roundtable | HiP HiP Hooray
print
july
closing 06.17
materials due 06.24
editorial features
market
programs/events
bonus distribution
AN OVERSEAS DESIGN TOUR
Fabrics
Rising GIANTS Firms
Rising GIANTS: The Ones to Watch
Carpet/Flooring/
Tile/Stone
re:Source Partnership,
Rancho Palos Verde,
July 24-27
Kitchen + Bath Special Section
VIDEOS: 60 Seconds with… | Walk-Through
digital
FEATURES: New Builds in Johannesburg | Kitchen and Bath Project Roundup | Ones to Watch: Fabrics
exclusive:
EVENTS COVERAGE: Interior Design's re:Source Rancho Palos Verde
august
closing 07.15
materials due 07.22
ARTFULLY DONE//
Art’s Influence on Interiors: Residential,
Commercial, Hospitality, Institutional,
and Health Care
Lighting
NeoCon Products—
All Categories
HiP Awards Advertorial
Special Section
Official NeoCon Wrap
HiP Awards
4th Annual CoD+A Awards
VIDEOS: Designer Interview | Walk-Through
digital
FEATURES: New Builds in London | Art Collectors Project Roundup | Lighting Showcase
exclusive:
august/
september
interior design
homes
THE BEST OF RESIDENTIAL DESIGN
Kitchen + Bath
Carpets
Residential Leaders
closing 07.27
materials due 08.01
NYDC: What's New,
What's Next,
September TBD
One Night Only,
Washington, DC,
September 15
print
september
closing 08.17
materials due 08.22
editorial features
market
programs/events
NEW YORK DESIGN//
The Heart of the Great Design in Office,
Residential, Media, and Retail
Seating
K&B and the City
Showroom Special
Insert Section
City Living
Fabrics
Kitchen + Bath
Interior Design OHNY Tour
bonus distribution
Hospitality GIANTS of
Design, Charleston,
October 23-25
New York’s Finest
Showrooms Special
Advertorial Section
Ad Performance Study
Hall of Fame Sponsorship,
New York
One Night Only
Sponsorship,
Washington, DC,
September 15
digital VIDEOS: 60 Seconds with… | Walk-Through
FEATURES: New Builds in Nashville | New York Big Builds | Ones to Watch: Seating
exclusive:
EVENTS COVERAGE: 100% Design | Maison&Objet, Paris | What’s New, What’s Next | Interior Design's One Night Only DC
october
closing 09.16
materials due 09.23
DESIGN 360//
All Perspectives, All Segments
Hospitality GIANTS
Office Furniture
Kitchen + Bath
Mixed Market
Health Care GIANTS
Bath and Spas
New York
One Night Only,
Boston, November 3
NeoCon East,
Philadelphia,
November 9-10
Hospitality GIANTS of Design Partnership,
Charleston,
October 23-25
digital VIDEOS: Designer's Interview | Walk-Through
FEATURES: New Builds in Tel Aviv | Global Restaurant Design | Ones to Watch: 100% Design
exclusive:
EVENTS COVERAGE: Greenbuild | NeoCon East | Interior Design's Hospitality GIANTS of Design
fall
market
tabloid
closing 09.22
materials due 09.28
neocon
east
directory
THE OFFICIAL PRODUCT GUIDE//
A Comprehensive Resource Featuring
Products in All Categories
All Markets
900+ Products
100+ Designers
Original Photography Reportage
THE OFFICIAL GUIDE TO NEOCON EAST//
Exclusive Listings: All Seminars, Show
Highlights, Special Events, Exhibitor Booths,
and Floor Plan
closing 10.04
materials due 10.11
NeoCon East,
Philadelphia,
November 9-10
print
november
closing 10.18
materials due 10.24
editorial features
market
programs/events
THE BUSINESS OF DESIGN:
GENSLER DESIGN AWARDS
Fabric + Wallcovering
One Night Only
Sponsorship
Boston, November 3
Lighting
Young Up & Comers at the Firm
New York,
November 30
hall of fame
supplement:
closing 10.20
materials due 10.25
VIDEOS: 60 Seconds with… | Walk-Through
digital
FEATURES: New Builds in Detroit | Young Designers Breakthrough | Fabric + Wallcovering Showcase
exclusive:
EVENTS COVERAGE: Interior Design's One Night Only Boston
december
closing 11.15
materials due 11.21
BEST OF YEAR
Interior Design Hall of Fame Supplement
All Project and Product
Categories
Best of Year Sponsorship,
New York, December 1
digital VIDEOS: Walk-Through | Hall of Fame Event | Hall of Fame Documentaries
FEATURES: New Builds in Paris | Year in Review | In Memory Of
exclusive:
EVENTS COVERAGE: Interior Design’s Hall of Fame | Best of Year Awards
bonus distribution
Hall of Fame
Supplement @
Hall of Fame Gala,
New York,
November 30
Best of Year Awards,
New York, December 1
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editorial leadership
cindy allen BIO
Lauded as “one of the most influential advocates for the interior design industry”,
Cindy Allen marked her 10-year anniversary as Editor in Chief of Interior Design magazine
in 2011. Since her editorship in 2001, Allen has established herself as a force in elevating
the publication’s importance and exposure—strengthening its credentials as the main
ambassador of design while proving it the vehicle of growth and success for the industry
it represents.
Allen is an industry champion, promoting both the giants of design and the rising stars.
A self-proclaimed design junkie, she brings an unbridled passion for design to the pages
of the magazine each month, offering a unique view into design and personal connections
to leaders in the industry. It doesn’t stop at the printed page; she actively participates in a
variety of panels, juries, roundtables, speaking engagements, and industry events worldwide.
In 2010, Allen received an Honorary Doctorate in Fine Arts from the New York School of
Interior Design. Recipient of the 2010 Circle of Excellence Award from IFDA and the 2009
Alpha Award by Alpha Workshops, Allen has served as juror for the Cooper-Hewitt National
Design Awards and the Gensler Design Excellence Awards, among others, and is a board
member for the Alpha Workshops. She is chairman of the national board of DIFFA (Design
Industries Foundation Fighting Aids).
Recent honors and accomplishments:
Chairman, DIFFA
Judge, Andreu World Design Competition
Honorary Doctorate, New York School
of Interior Design
Judge, Cooper-Hewitt National Design Award
Honorary Doctorate, Academy of
Art University
Board Member, Alpha Workshops
Benefit Chair, Design Trust for Public Space
Judge, Electrolux Kitchen Competition
Judge, Future Furniture Design Competition
Judge, Gensler Design Excellence Awards
Judge, GSA Design Awards
Recipient, IFDA Circle of Excellence Award
Judge, Haworth Young Voices
Design Competition
Recipient, IIDA Appreciation Award
Judge, James Beard Foundation Awards
Host, Hall of Fame Awards
Judge, Pantone Color Competition
Host, NYDC/200 Lex Hospitality Event
Judge, Perkins + Will Design Awards
Host and Judge, Best of Year Awards
Judge, Starwood Design Competition
Host and Judge, Gold Key Awards
Host and Judge, IIDA’s Will Ching Competition
Judge, Veritas Concept: Resin
Design Competition
Keynote Speaker, NeoCon®
Moderator, ICFF Special Events
Keynote Speaker, Association of Contract
Textiles (ACT) Conference
Moderator, IIDA Roundtables (NeoCon® East)
Keynote Speaker, BKLYN Designs
Keynote Speaker, Opening Night
at the A&D Building
Moderator, “Don’t Repeat Design” Panel
with Spanish Trade Commission
National Peer, GSA
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editors
ELENA KORNBLUTH, EXECUTIVE EDITOR Since arriving in December
2001, Elena Kornbluth has brought an international stable of
design and architecture writers to Interior Design. She was
previously the articles editor at ELLE Décor, where she produced,
assigned, edited, and wrote stories on a wide variety of residential
interiors as well as on art, travel, fashion, and event design. Her
work has also appeared in The New York Times, House Beautiful,
Wallpaper, Travel + Leisure, and Town & Country.
EDIE COHEN, DEPUTY EDITOR (WEST COAST) Edie Cohen joined
the staff of Interior Design magazine as an associate editor,
was later named senior editor, and was most recently promoted
to deputy editor. In 1994, she relocated to Los Angeles to
establish the magazine’s first West Coast editorial office. Cohen
is a frequent guest speaker, and has also been called on to
judge competitions both here and abroad. She is the author of
the book “West Coast Rooms” and the co-author, along with
Sherman Emery, of “Dining By Design.” Edie is also a board
member of the Martin Architecture and Design Workshop
(MADWORKSHOP) Foundation.
ANNIE BLOCK, DEPUTY EDITOR (EAST COAST) Annie Block
joined the staff of Interior Design in 2003 as senior editor.
Following extensive writing, editing, producing, and
assigning for the magazine, she was promoted to articles
editor. Block previously worked as an editor and writer at
Martha Stewart Living Omnimedia. Her writing has appeared in
The New York Times, Miami Herald, and Travel + Leisure. She is a
frequent design juror and a member of the Design Trust for Public
Space Art Commitee.
MARK MCMENAMIN, SENIOR EDITOR Mark McMenamin was named
senior editor at Interior Design in 2007, focusing primarily
on the magazine’s product coverage. He has covered various
sectors of the furnishings and design instustries for more than
25 years, previously as senior editor for fashion and trends
at Condé Nast’s InFurniture magazine. He is a past recipient
of the American Furniture Manufacturers Association’s Home
Award for journalistic excellence and Fairchild Publications’ B2B
Impact Award.
NICHOLAS TAMARIN, SENIOR EDITOR A graduate of NYU's
journalism school, Nicholas began his career in design
journalism nearly 15 years ago at ELLE Décor. After almost
3 years at Interior Design in various capacities, he was
promoted to senior editor in 2013.
HELENE OBERMAN, MANAGING EDITOR After honing her knowledge
of the decorative arts in the rugs and carpets department at
Sotheby’s, Helene Oberman joined Interior Design in 2004 as the
assistant to the editor in chief. Her natural talent for managing
photographers, writers, and designers led to her 2008 promotion.
Oberman is a member of the Design Trust for Public Space Art
Committee, the Advisory Board Steering Committee for the
Fashion Institute of Technology Interior Design Department, and
the DIFFA Dining by Design steering committee.
STANLEY ABERCROMBIE, FAIA, HON. IBD, HON. ISID, HON. FASID,
EDITORIAL ADVISOR, BOOKS EDITOR Stanley Abercrombie’s
esteemed career includes: Editorial Director/VP, Interior Design
magazine. He was also on the editorial staffs at Abitare in
America, Interiors, Architecture Plus, and AIA Journal. He is a
registered architect, State of New York, and a Fellow, American
Institute of Architects, with 12 years design experience in
architectural offices, including five years with John Carl Warnecke
& Associates and Marcel Breuer & Associates. Abercrombie
also had a private practice in collaboration with Paul Vieyra.
Additionally, he has taught at Harvard Graduate School of Design
and the New Jersey School of Architecture.
MEGHAN EDWARDS, SITE EDITOR Hailing from rural Washington
State, Meghan Edwards joined the staff of Interior Design in
2007 as editorial assistant, was later promoted to associate
editor, and most recently joined the magazine’s digital team in
2012. Previously she received her B.A. in the History of Art and
Architecture at Brown University, worked in the special sales
department at Christie’s, and has reported on a wide variety of
topics including industry news, interiors, and trade shows for
Metropolis and VandM.com.
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RAUL BARRENECHE, CONTRIBUTOR Raul Barreneche, a New York-
based architectural designer and writer, is the author of ten
books on architecture and design, most recently The Tropical
Modern House, published by Rizzoli. A former executive
editor of Architecture and contributing editor to Metropolitan
Home, he is currently a contributing editor to Interior Design
and Travel + Leisure and has written extensively for major
publications including Architectural Digest, ELLE Décor,
Departures, Cultured, Town & Country, and The New York
Times. Barreneche has also collaborated on branding and
content projects with Pentagram and Carbone Smolan Agency
for real-estate developments in New York, the Caribbean,
and Asia. He holds a professional architecture degree from
Carnegie Mellon University.
MAIRI BEAUTYMAN, CONTRIBUTOR Mairi Beautyman has
worked in some role for Interior Design magazine since
2002. Since 2006, she has covered art, design, lifestyle,
sustainability, and travel from Berlin for publications
including Architectural Record, Art News, Time Out Berlin,
Azure Magazine, Elle Decor, Elle Decoration Deutschland,
The Huffington Post, House Beautiful, The Robb Report Home
& Style, Veranda, and Wired —with a 6-year stint as senior
editor of TreeHugger.com. She tends to wander off with a
surfboard to work from remote beaches.
ARIC CHEN, CONTRIBUTOR Aric Chen is Curator for Design and
Architecture at M+, the new museum for visual culture being
built as part of the West Kowloon Cultural District in Hong
Kong. Previously, he served as Creative Director of Beijing
Design Week. He has organized or contributed to numerous
exhibitions, publications and biennials internationally.
LAURA FISHER KAISER, CONTRIBUTOR Laura Fisher Kaiser
is a writer and award-winning magazine editor based in
Washington, DC. A master naturalist in training through the
Audubon Naturalist Society, she is particularly interested in
sustainable design, biomimicry, and environmental health.
CRAIG KELLOGG, EDITOR AT LARGE New York-based designer
Craig Kellogg graduated with honors in architecture from the
University of California at Berkeley, and he currently serves
as creative director of Gratz Industries. His first story for
Interior Design appeared in February 2002, and he published
"Dealer's Choice: At home with purveyors of antique and vintage
furnishings," in 2011. He previously served as a contributing
editor for Wallpaper magazine and Architectural Design, and his
stories have appeared in The New Yorker, The World of Interiors,
The New York Times magazine, ELLE Décor, Architectural Record,
House Beautiful, Metropolis, Interview, and The New York Times,
where he wrote a design advice column.
MURRAY MOSS, CONTRIBUTOR Murray Moss is a founder and
principal of Moss Bureau, a New York-based multi-platform
provider of strategic design consulting and curatorial services.
Moss was the founder of and creative mind behind the
internationally renowned Moss design gallery, established
in 1994, where, during its eighteen years, he continuously
created new paradigms for design communication.
JEN RENZI, CONTRIBUTOR A freelance writer based in New York,
Jen Renzi is a special projects editor at Interior Design
magazine—where she works on the market tabloid issues and
books series—and a contributor to publications including
the Wall Street Journal (Off Duty section), WSJ. Magazine,
and Architectural Digest. Formerly a senior features editor at
House & Garden, Jen has written and produced a number of
design books, among them The Furniture Bible (coauthored
with Christophe Pourny), Vera: The Art and Life of an Icon
(coauthored with Susan Seid), House Beautiful's Think Small,
and The Art of Tile.
REBECCA THIENES, CONTRIBUTOR Rebecca Thienes is a New York-
based market editor and writer with 15+ years of experience
in the shelter and interior design publishing industry. She
exhibits extensive knowledge of the latest interiors and
architectural products, attending industry trade shows and
events on the magazine's behalf to seek out fresh talent and
innovative products.
PETER WEBSTER, CONTRIBUTOR Peter Webster is a New Zealand-
born editor, writer, and consultant specializing in design,
architecture, men's style, culture, and travel. He contributes
regularly to Interior Design and Travel + Leisure among
other publications, and has written The Esquire Handbook of
Style and Taschen's New New York Interiors. A former editor
at Departures, House Beautiful, and ELLE Décor, he was
editor-in-chief of Absolute, the luxury lifestyle magazine,
and most recently, editorial consultant for the launch of
Man of the World magazine.
LARRY WEINBERG, CONTRIBUTOR Larry Weinberg is a dealer in
vintage modern design and art, with a showroom in the New
York Design Center. He graduated from Amherst College,
and is an alumnus of the Hagley Program in the History of
Technology. He writes and speaks about design topics.
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Residential Leaders
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Pinups
MCX Matter
From top: For “Sink or
Swim: Designing for a Sea
Change,” the Annenberg
Space for Photography in
Los Angeles commissioned
Paula Bronstein for a photograph of the Sendai, Japan, coastline seawall reconstructed after the 2011
tsunami. Stephen Wilkes’s
photograph of the boardwalk roller coaster in Seaside Heights, New Jersey,
after Hurricane Sandy.
features
riding the wave
designwire
DESIGN wire
newsy bits
edited by Annie Block
Sandy. Tohoku.
Katrina.
¯
Tragedies all, but
they’ve also created opportunities for design
innovation. “Sink or
Swim: Designing for a
Sea Change,” at the Annenberg Space for Photography in Los Angeles,
December 13 to May 3,
documents global stories of destruction as
well as rebuilding efforts by the likes of Toyo
Ito and Shigeru Ban.
A first for the Annenberg, some of the exhibit’s 100 images were
commissioned by the institution, such as one by
Paula Bronstein of the
20-mile-long seawall
along Japan’s Sendai
coastline, or another by
Iwan Baan of the stilt
houses in the lake village of Ganvie, Benin,
referred to as the Venice
of Africa. The Annenberg also commissioned
a documentary on climate-resilient strategies
for waterfront communities that includes interviews with artists,
scientists, and architects, including Thom
Mayne of Morphosis.
COURTESY OF THE ARTIST
interiordesign.net/annenberg14 for more photos from the exhibit
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a new twist
“Technology erases preconceived ideas regarding
design, creaTing momenTs
of unpredicTabiliTy”
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and glass by Vito Selma. circle 400
pinups
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1. Keynote speaker Wesley Chan, former Google general partner
and current managing director at Felicis Ventures.
2. ACDF Architecture president Maxime-Alexis Frappier.
3. Rockwell Group interaction designer Inessah Selditz and
studio leader Melissa Hoffman.
4. Greg Dekker, Teknion’s director of workplace strategy.
5. Dinner at Studio O+A’s office for Yelp.
6. Rapt Studio principal Louis Schump and Interior Design
editor in chief Cindy Allen.
7. Studio O+A principal Primo Orpilla, an upcoming Interior
Design Hall of Fame inductee, with Hall of Fame member
Collin Burry of Gensler.
8. One of six tour locations, Neustar by Studios Architecture.
9. The first annual MakeItWork Awards trophies.
market
kevin newsome
Bigger screens, then smaller. Higher definition, less
lag time. Technology is ever changing, its impact
on interiors ever expanding, especially for the
workplace. To spark a dialogue on this dynamic topic,
Interior Design hosted its annual Tech + Design
conference in San Francisco. After the 150 attendees
toured offices such as Gensler’s for Visa or Studios
Architecture’s for Neustar, everyone convened at
Studio Libeskind’s Contemporary Jewish Museum
for presentations and conversations with tech
experts. To top the day off, editor in chief Cindy Allen
presented our first annual MakeItWork Awards.
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As a fifth-generation New Yorker who just
gave birth to a sixth, Virginia Harper’s affection
for her hometown is obvious. Witness Hudson,
Virginia Harper Design’s stool-table hybrid for
Poltrona Frau. It was modeled after the faceted vertices of Skidmore, Owings & Merrill’s One World Trade Center. Six panels of
saddle leather—three solid, three perforated—are stitched to surround a
16-inch-high tubular steel frame. “Like a
glass facade, the perforations allow
you to peek into the form underneath,” Harper says. (The perforations also function as handy finger
pulls, for easy mobility.) Inside,
another table, this time with a
beech-plywood frame, nests
perfectly. poltronafrau.com.
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room, the kids watch TV from a generous, meandering sectional by Francesco Binfaré. They might as well learn early about good Italian design.
This being a Belzberg project, a staircase is, of course, the pièce de résistance. Rising through the core of the house, where the boomerangs overlap,
the stair is a spiral. But not just any spiral. It’s asymmetrical rather than
composed of perfect circles. “It goes from skinny to fat, narrow to wide,”
he explains. “It forces you to pay attention.” Every single strip of European
white oak cladding the spiral was hand-cut and hand-laid, and the balustrades are clear glass bent with heat. “The hardest thing I’ve ever done,”
he states. Thanks to the glass and an oculus above, the stair furthermore
doubles as a light well through all three levels, constantly reflecting and
absorbing sunlight differently. Each trip up or down is a unique experience.
A simpler floating stair is a more direct route for the children to take from
their study, the family room, or the kitchen to their bedrooms, each with an
en suite bathroom, and the playroom, with its own deck. At the opposite end
of the upstairs is the master suite, offering treetop views through glass walls.
The bedroom’s sitting area features Paola Navone’s sprawling sofa and
Top: European white oak unifies the floor and the staircase. Photography:
Art Gray. Bottom, from left: Homework takes place at the study’s custom
nesting tables in white oak and powder-coated steel; photography:
Art Gray. The pendant fixture in the powder room is Italian 1960’s;
photography: Bruce Damonte.
Opposite top: Surfaced in cementitious plaster, the upper volume contains
the master suite. Photography: Bruce Damonte. Opposite bottom: Niels
Bendtsen designed the kitchen stools. Photography: Art Gray.
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If you’re seeking out
the masterworks of Finn
Juhl, you could head to
Ordrupgaard Museum
near Copenhagen. But
if Scandinavia isn’t on
your itinerary, New York
showroom Property is
offering official reproductions by Onecollection.
The late Danish architect revealed his fascination with contemporary
art in Pelican, his 1940
chair with arms drooping toward the floor, and
Poet, the 1941 sculptural
sofa Juhl designed for his
own home. The wavy
body of the Baker sofa,
1951, is divided into two
sheltering components.
Sinuosity extends to occasional pieces such as the teak Butterfly table, 1949, with a pine drop leaf and
an inlaid brass plate. Juhl embraced linear Asian forms in Japan, a 1953 suite of
seating in walnut or oak. His dalliances with tubular steel netted the Nyhavn
table, 1945, while Cubist art influenced a painted wood sideboard from 1955. Juhl
morphed into the spherical realm with his orblike pendant fixture and Circle, a
hand-tufted wool rug, both from 1963. propertyfurniture.com. circle 403
It’s hard to believe that more than three decades have passed since the Memphis Group
debuted at Milan’s Salone del Mobile. But that
beat goes on, thanks to two of the collective’s
founding members, Nathalie Du Pasquier and
George Sowden, and their new firm, CoopDPS.
Its debut effort, Post Crisis, is a collaboration
with textile manufacturer ZigZagZurich, the
collection’s title referencing the aftermath of
the 2008 financial crash. The impact, it seems,
was graphic, as sharp geometrics mingle with
abstract organics in a wash of bold primaries.
Specify any of the 24 patterns as either woven
upholstery fabric or a printed sheer, both in
Trevira CS polyester, polyester wall covering,
cotton percale bed linens,
or a woven cotton-wool
blanket. zigzagzurich.com.
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NORDIC RAW
“Our objective is to design rugs of great
originality, transcending the borders of art and
interior design and pushing the very boundaries
of the medium.” —Calle Henzel
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Henzel Studio
Since founding his studio
in 1999, Calle Henzel has
collaborated with some of contemporary art’s biggest names,
Marilyn Minter and Jack Pierson
among them. But the designer is
a major talent in his own right.
To wit: his Nordic Raw rugs,
based on the eﬀects of erosion
and thawing snow. The complementary Circles collection,
meanwhile, references ephemera: light reflections and the
moisture rings cups can leave.
Then there’s Abstract Action,
with the vibe of color-field paintings. All can be crafted of handknotted wool and silk or art silk.
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1. Yard chair with elastic belts over painted-aluminum frame and side tables
in painted aluminum by Emu. circle 863
2. Duo vase/stool in polyethylene by Valitalia. circle 864
3. Napa barstool in powder-coated aluminum and Sunbrella upholstery
by David Francis Furniture. circle 865
4. Mod Stripe tablecloth in recycled woven plastic by BottleCloth. circle 866
5. Boomy chairs in varnished aluminum with woven-PVC seats by Coro. circle 867
6. Aquart Lux shower in copper with cement base by Seletti. circle 868
7. Inda LED lamp with ceramic base and polypropylene shade by Seasonal Living. circle 869
8. Strauss polypropylene chairs in persimmon by Janus et Cie. circle 856
9. Rotterdam chair in hand-welded electrogalvanized steel with powder coating
by iSi. circle 870
10. Radian table in glazed ceramic by Roche Bobois. circle 871
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who: Tandus Centiva
what: Cocktails
where: space 391
when: 3:00–5:00PM
who: J+J Flooring Group
what: Cocktails
where: space 10-118
thin is in
When it comes to task chairs, comfort and aesthetics are priority number one. Lievore
Altherr Molina’s Catifa Sensit for Arper eschews extraneous mechanisms—and the bulk
typical of an ergonomic chair—delivering a lean design with an integrated back-recline
mechanism. The sawhorse base of Fattorini + Rizzini + Partners Design Advisory’s
powder-coated steel table, Cross, is equally straightforward. But the shapes and shades
when: 4:00–6:00PM
of Parentesit acoustic wall panels, which accommodate LED backlighting and a Bluetooth
who: Brentano
what: Jubilee merchandise
speaker, are
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when: 4:00PM
who: Concertex
what: Champagne celebration
where: space 10-103
where: space 1040A
when: 4:00–6:00PM
who: Davis Furniture
what: Cocktails
where: space 3-115
when: 4:00–6:00PM
who: Luna Textiles
what: Martini party
where: space 10-106
of four curated getaways
where: spaces 3-107 and 1420
when: All Day
who: Tandus Centiva
what: Cocktails and treats
where: space 7-6118
when: 4:00–6:00PM
who: OFS Brands
what: Cocktails
where: space 1132
when: 4:00–6:00PM
who: Stylex
what: Open-house party
where: space 346
when: 8:30AM
who: MechoSystems
what: Coffee and donuts
where: space 8-4130
Hi-fi meets low-fi—and cool collections commingle—
in Haworth’s new showroom design by Patricia
Urquiola. Flip to page 2 for more. . .
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This is Your Body on Architecture:
The Space/Wellness Connection
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BD+C, partner/office president; Andre
Bellerjeau, global practice leader, workplace; both from Little (Arlington, VA)
when: 3:00–6:00PM
who: Koleksiyon
what: U.S. debut and reception
where: space 7-1130
9:30–10:30AM
Vuja De: The Disruptive Workplace
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who: OFS Brands
what: Showroom party
where: space 1132
How do I integrate color without making a whole-floor commitment? That was J+J Flooring Group’s most common client
question. The solution? Filtered Effects. The collection, from
the manufacturer’s tufted Invision brand, was inspired by photography, thus its five patterns are aptly named Chroma, Spectra,
Aperture, F-Stop, and Exposure. Ranging from demi planks to
12-foot broadloom, the concept provides pops of bright hues that
segue into soft, subtle neutrals—fading away, just like your flooring worries. space 10-118
Chris Youssef, LEED AP BD+C, interior
designer, Perkins Eastman (New York);
Peter Syrett, AIA, LEED AP BD+C,
founding partner, re Place Urban Studio
(New York)
1:00–2:00PM
The Umbrella Approach to
Marketing and Business Development:
Win More With Less
Marilyn Deane Mendell, president,
WinSpin CIC (Fredericksburg, VA)
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Stop Crime with Street Furniture
Dr. Randy Atlas, AIA, NCARB, CPP,
president, Atlas Safety & Security Design
(Fort Lauderdale, FL)
1:00–2:30PM
Motorola Mobility:
Driving Innovation at the Tenant Level
Laci Wilkes, director, sustainability services, CBRE (Chicago); Jeff Krol, senior
project manager, CBRE (Chicago);
Andrew Lehrer, vice president, ESD
(Chicago); Helen Hopton, senior
associate, Gensler (Chicago); Brian
Bukowski, senior project manager, team
leader, Skender Construction (Chicago)
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One of the
more distinctive
profiles we’ve encountered
in the Mart this week is Infinium, a lounge
collection distinguished by rakish angles and kicky aluminum
legs. Up-and-comer Michael Bemis conceived the series while still an undergrad—he’s now a full-fledged industrial designer—and Arcadia immediately saw its potential. In addition to offering bold personality, the collection boasts complete flexibility.
From ganging tables to a pert loveseat, items are available in myriad finishes and can be
supplemented with options like privacy panels. Units link via hardware-free connectors,
enabling speedy assembly—and, when the mood strikes, reinvention. space 340
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/ RIVERFRONT
of Furniture
IndustryIndustry Nanjing Nanjing
Foreign Economic
and Trade
Company,
The .........The
8-1102
Co., Ltd. ..............
Korea Federation
of Furniture
Foreign Economic
and Trade Sherwin-Williams
Sherwin-Williams
Company,
......... Vantex
8-1102 International
Vantex International
Co., Ltd.8-3017
.............. 8-3017
Tianan NiKoda
Tianan NiKoda
Dyson .................................................
Dyson .................................................
8-3094C8-3094C
HarvestHarvest
Link International
Link International
Pte Ltd.Pte
......Ltd.
8-1057
...... 8-1057Korea Federation
8th Floor
8th Floor
BoothBooth
# Changzhou
# Changzhou
Development
Company,
Ltd. ...........
Shi Tuo Enterprises
Co., Ltd. Co.,
...............
8-3016 VARIDESK.com
.......... 8-1054,
Cooperatives
....................................
8-3010 8-3010
Shi Tuo Enterprises
Ltd. ...............
8-3016 VARIDESK.com
..........8-2054,
8-1054,8-3054
8-2054, 8-3054
Cooperatives
....................................
Development
Company,
Ltd.8-2007
........... 8-2007
Electronic
Electronic
Co. Ltd.Co.
........................
Ltd. ........................
8-3010A8-3010A
E Ink .......................................................
E Ink .......................................................
8-2102 8-2102
Hong Kong
HongZhong
KongMeng
ZhongSheng
MengYe
Sheng Ye
.design .design
...................................................
...................................................
8-1063 8-1063
SiChuan SiChuan
HeMei Software
Co., Ltd. .....
Vervia, Inc.
.............................................
8-2080 8-2080
of Furniture
IndustryIndustry Navy Island
Inc.
...................................
8-3082 8-3082
Korea Federation
of Furniture
Navy
Island
Inc. ...................................
HeMei Software
Co.,8-2065
Ltd. ..... 8-2065
Vervia,
Inc. .............................................
ChargeSpot
ChargeSpot
..........................................
..........................................
8-1067 8-1067
EasternEastern
Global Corporation
Global Corporation
...............
...............
8-2037 8-2037
Furniture
Furniture
Co. Ltd.Co.
.............................
Ltd. .............................
8-1008 8-1008Korea Federation
2/90 Sign
2/90
Systems
Sign Systems
................................
................................
8-4062 8-4062
....................................
8-3011 8-3011
Ningbo Aoke
Oce
Sit-StandSit-Stand
SmartMat,
The ......................
8-1066 Vinyl
Institute,
................................
8-3134 8-3134
Cooperatives
....................................
Ningbo
Aoke Oce
SmartMat,
The ......................
8-1066
Vinyl The
Institute,
The ................................
ECi DDMS
ECi and
DDMS
Team-Design
and Team-Design
............................
8-1062 8-1062
Humanitype
Humanitype
..........................................
..........................................
8-3080 8-3080 Cooperatives
Chemetal
Chemetal
..............................................
..............................................
8-3130 8-3130
2020 Spaces
2020 Spaces
.......................................
.......................................
8-3062C8-3062C
SketchUpSketchUp
..............................................
8-3071 Wilsonart
...............................................
8-1122
of Furniture
IndustryIndustry
Equipment
Co., Ltd.Co.,
......................
8-3018A 8-3018A
Chen-Source
Chen-Source
Inc. .................................
Inc. .................................
8-2030 8-2030
EngrainEngrain
..................................................
..................................................
8-2075 8-2075
igoseating
igoseating
...............................................8-1072
...............................................8-1072Korea Federation
..............................................
8-3071 Wilsonart
...............................................
8-1122
Korea Federation
of Furniture
Equipment
Ltd. ......................
Abet Laminati
Abet Laminati
........................................
........................................
8-4129 8-4129
.....................................8-3012
Novus - More
System
8-2066 8-2066
SKYFOLDSKYFOLD
................................................
8-1111 Wintex
Ltd. ..................................
8-3050C 8-3050C
Illa Inc. Illa
Korea
Inc..........................................
Korea .........................................
8-1118 8-1118 Cooperatives
Chingdar
Chingdar
Enterprise
Enterprise
Co., Ltd.Co.,
.............
Ltd. .............
8-3033 8-3033
Filippi Legnami
Filippi Legnami
.......................................
.......................................
8-1117 8-1117
Cooperatives
.....................................8-3012
NovusSpace
- More
Space...............
System ...............
................................................
8-1111 Co.
Wintex
Co. Ltd. ..................................
Aeristo..................................................
Aeristo..................................................
8-3139F8-3139F
Spring Co., Ltd. .................. 8-1053 ORCCO Hong Kong Co. Ltd. ............... 8-1034 Sliding Door Company, Inc., The ....... 8-4070 Yao I Fabric Co. LTD. ........................... 8-2034
Choice Choice
Industries
Industries
Corp. ......................
Corp. ......................
8-2049 8-2049
Fire Farm,
FireInc.
Farm,
.......................................
Inc. .......................................
8-1089 8-1089
Innova Materials
Innova Materials
Company
Company
LimitedLimited
..... 8-2014
..... 8-2014Korea Gas
Korea
Gas Spring Co., Ltd. .................. 8-1053 ORCCO Hong Kong Co. Ltd. ............... 8-1034 Sliding Door Company, Inc., The ....... 8-4070 Yao I Fabric Co. LTD. ........................... 8-2034
Altinex .....................................................8-2071
Altinex .....................................................8-2071
................................................. 8-1111 Oval Fire Products ............................... 8-3100 Sloan .................................................... 8-3097 Yongtai Hardware & Plastic Co. LTD. .. 8-1052
CHRISTIE
CHRISTIE
...............................................
...............................................
8-2072 8-2072
Foshan Foshan
DishengDisheng
Furniture
Furniture
Co Ltd. Co
......Ltd.
8-3018
...... 8-3018
Innovative
Innovative
Oce ...................................
Oce ...................................
8-3066C
8-3066CLAMCELLAMCEL
................................................. 8-1111 Oval Fire Products ............................... 8-3100 Sloan .................................................... 8-3097 Yongtai Hardware & Plastic Co. LTD. .. 8-1052
American
American
Dryer .....................................
Dryer .....................................
8-4111 8-4111
S.A. ....................................... 8-2117 OWA Ceiling Systems ......................... 8-2098 SMART Technologies .............................8-2076 Zhejiang Botai Furniture Co., Ltd. ....... 8-1030
Chuan Hsing
ChuanChemical
Hsing Chemical
FreeAxez,
FreeAxez,
LLC ......................................
LLC ......................................
8-4086 8-4086
InteriorsInteriors
& Sources
& Sources
Materials
Materials
PavillionPavillion
... 8-2130
... 8-2130Lamitech
Lamitech S.A. ....................................... 8-2117 OWA Ceiling Systems ......................... 8-2098 SMART Technologies .............................8-2076 Zhejiang Botai Furniture Co., Ltd. ....... 8-1030
American
American
ExpressExpress
OPEN ......................
OPEN ......................
8-1061 8-1061
Lellan, Inc. ............................................ 8-3099 Panasphere Premium Surfaces ............ 8-2105 Snowsound-USA ................................. 8-4094 Zhejiang Henglin
IndustryIndustry
Co., Ltd.Co.,
.............................
Ltd. .............................
8-4033 8-4033
Fuh Shyan
FuhCo.,
Shyan
Ltd.Co.,
...........................
Ltd. ...........................
8-3054C
8-3054C
International
International
Association
Association
of
of
Lellan, Inc. ............................................ 8-3099 Panasphere Premium Surfaces ............ 8-2105 Snowsound-USA ................................. 8-4094 Zhejiang Henglin
Anji Grand
AnjiOrient
Grand Furniture
Orient Furniture
Co., LtdCo.,
... 8-2050
Ltd ... 8-2050
............................................ 8-1098 Patra ..................................................... 8-4022 SPECsimple .......................................... 8-3075
Chairs Industry Co., Ltd. .................. 8-1022
Furicco Furicco
Furniture
Furniture
Co./ Co./
LightingLighting
Designers
Designers
...............................
...............................
8-3081 8-3081Light Beam
ChuengChueng
Shine Co.
Shine
Ltd.Co.
........................
Ltd. ........................
8-3029 8-3029
Chairs Industry Co., Ltd. .................. 8-1022
Light Beam ............................................ 8-1098 Patra ..................................................... 8-4022 SPECsimple .......................................... 8-3075
Anji Hetian
Anji Furniture
Hetian Furniture
Co., Ltd.Co.,
.............
Ltd. .............
8-1014 8-1014
Acoustic Network ................. 8-4071 Pilkington North America ................... 8-2086 Speed Block.......................................... 8-2100 Zhejiang Jiecang Linear Motion
Collector's
Collector's
Specialty
Specialty
Woods ................
Woods ................
8-3139 8-3139
Racing Champ
Racing Champ
Exhibitions
Exhibitions
................
................
8-1046 8-1046
ITOKI Corporation
ITOKI Corporation
...............................
...............................
8-4050 8-4050LogisonLogison
Acoustic Network ................. 8-4071 Pilkington North America ................... 8-2086 Speed Block.......................................... 8-2100 Zhejiang Jiecang Linear Motion
AOKE ..................................................
AOKE ..................................................
8-3018A8-3018A
Technology Co., Ltd. ....................... 8-3050
Lovair..................................................... 8-3077 PPG Architectural Coatings ................. 8-1097 SUNDESK VENTURE SDN BHD ............ 8-3013
Jiangsu Jiangsu
Ruisan Building
Ruisan Building
Materials
Materials
Configura
Configura
Inc. ......................................
Inc. ......................................
8-3064 8-3064
FURSYSFURSYS
GROUPGROUP
....................................
....................................
8-4030 8-4030
Technology Co., Ltd. ....................... 8-3050
Lovair..................................................... 8-3077 PPG Architectural Coatings ................. 8-1097 SUNDESK VENTURE SDN BHD ............ 8-3013
APCO Sign
APCO
Systems
Sign Systems
............................
............................
8-4099 8-4099
Luoyang Chente Oce
Preferred Finishing Technologies, Inc. 8-1120 Sung Yong Co., Ltd. .......................... 8-3030A Zhejiang Jincheng Oce
Construction
Construction
Specialties
Specialties
Inc.
...............
Inc.
...............
8-4103
8-4103
Gaotian
Gaotian
Ergonomic
Ergonomic
Chair
.....................
Chair
.....................
8-2016
8-2016
Industrial
Industrial
Co.
Ltd.
Co.
.................................
Ltd.
.................................
8-2114
8-2114
Preferred Finishing Technologies, Inc. 8-1120 Sung Yong Co., Ltd. .......................... 8-3030A Zhejiang Jincheng Oce
Luoyang Chente Oce
Apollo Sun
Apollo
Global
Sun Co.,
Global
LtdCo.,
...............
Ltd ...............
8-3008B8-3008B
Equipment Co., Ltd. .......................... 8-2010
Co., Ltd. ......................... 8-3014A Procedo Flooring ................................. 8-4110 Sunon Furniture Mfg/
CorningCorning
Inc. ..........................................
Inc. ..........................................
8-3114 8-3114
Garrett Garrett
LeatherLeather
Corp. ..........................
Corp. ..........................
8-4118 8-4118
Jiaxing Jiaxing
Jinmao Jinmao
Aluminum
Aluminum
Co., Ltd.Co.,
.... Ltd.
8-1049
.... 8-1049 Furniture
Furniture Co., Ltd. ......................... 8-3014A Procedo Flooring ................................. 8-4110 Sunon Furniture Mfg/
Equipment Co., Ltd. .......................... 8-2010
ArboriteArborite
................................................
................................................
8-2122 8-2122
LUOYANG LIANHUA IMPORT & EXPORT/
ProjectMatrix ....................................... 8-2062
Racing Champ Exhibitions ............... 8-2022 Zhejiang Qianglong Seating Co., Ltd. 8-2042
Coverplug,
Coverplug,
Inc. .......................................8-1075
Inc. .......................................8-1075
GeneralGeneral
Glass International
Glass International
.................
.................
8-4082 8-4082
JUN JIANG
JUNFURNITURE/Racing
JIANG FURNITURE/Racing
Champ Champ
LUOYANG LIANHUA IMPORT & EXPORT/
ProjectMatrix ....................................... 8-2062
Racing Champ Exhibitions ............... 8-2022 Zhejiang Qianglong Seating Co., Ltd. 8-2042
Asia Collection
Asia Collection
Co., Ltd.Co.,
......................
Ltd. ......................
8-1051 8-1051
Exh ........................... 8-2009 RACO Interiors .................................... 8-3094 Surface & Panel Magazine ..................... 8-1119 Zhejiang Sunon Furniture Mfg. ........... 8-4042
Crescent
Crescent
Digital, Digital,
LLC ...........................
LLC ...........................
8-1073 8-1073
Glass Association
Glass Association
of NorthofAmerica
North America
. 8-3100A
. 8-3100A
Exhibitions
Exhibitions
HK ......................................
HK ......................................
8-3018 8-3018 Racing Champ
Racing Champ Exh ........................... 8-2009 RACO Interiors .................................... 8-3094 Surface & Panel Magazine ..................... 8-1119 Zhejiang Sunon Furniture Mfg. ........... 8-4042
ASIS Furniture
ASIS Furniture
Co., Ltd.Co.,
........................
Ltd. ........................
8-1033 8-1033
Maars Living Walls ................................ 8-3086 Radford University ............................. 8-3139D Sustainable Materials ............................ 8-1101 Zhejiang Zhongyi Furniture Co., Ltd. .. 8-2019
Gramovox
Gramovox
.............................................
.............................................
8-5062 8-5062
KaipingKaiping
Ruixin Furniture
Ruixin Furniture
Da Yin Wei
Da Yin
Tong
Wei
Co.,
Tong
LTDCo.,
...................
LTD ...................
8-2038 8-2038
ATEC international
ATEC international
team co.,
team
LTDco.,
.......
LTD
8-1031
....... 8-1031
Maars Living Walls ................................ 8-3086 Radford University ............................. 8-3139D Sustainable Materials ............................ 8-1101 Zhejiang Zhongyi Furniture Co., Ltd. .. 8-2019
Asia Ltd. ....................... 8-3065 Rigidized Metals Corporation .......... 8-3139B Taiwan Furniture Manufacturers'
Zoxou Inc. ............................................. 8-1082
Dawon Dawon
Chair's Co.,
Chair's
Ltd.Co.,
....................
Ltd. ....................
8-3030C
8-3030C
Guang Zhou
Guang
Eto
Zhou
InfoEto Info
Component
Component
Co Ltd. Co
.........................
Ltd. .........................
8-1038 8-1038Master Group
Baresque
Baresque
...............................................
...............................................
8-1110 8-1110
Zoxou Inc. ............................................. 8-1082
Master Group Asia Ltd. ....................... 8-3065 Rigidized Metals Corporation .......... 8-3139B Taiwan Furniture Manufacturers'
ConneXion .............................. 8-2110 Roomio.................................................... 8-1109
Association ..................................... 8-3016B
Kelly International
Kelly International
................................
................................
8-2033 8-2033MaterialMaterial
DDMS, DDMS,
a dvision
a dvision
of ECi ........................
of ECi ........................
8-1062 8-1062
Technology
Technology
Co., Ltd.Co.,
........................
Ltd. ........................
8-3066 8-3066
Benithem
Benithem
Sdn. Bhd.
Sdn.
.............................
Bhd. .............................
8-1039 8-1039
ConneXion .............................. 8-2110 Roomio.................................................... 8-1109
Association ..................................... 8-3016B
Inc. ..................................... 8-3134A RPC Software......................................... 8-2073 TeamDesign, a division of ECi .............. 8-1062
Doors for
Doors
Builders,
for Builders,
Inc. ........................
Inc. ........................
8-1105 8-1105
Halstead
Halstead
CeilingsCeilings
& Walls &
..................
Walls ..................
8-3100B8-3100B
Kent Oce
Kent
System
Oce System
Furniture
Furniture
Co., Ltd.Co.,
.. 8-2040
Ltd. .. 8-2040Materials
Benjamin
Benjamin
Moore ...................................
Moore ...................................
8-4114 8-4114
Materials
Inc. .....................................
Software
.........................................
TeamDesign,
a division of ECi8-1068
.............. 8-1062
Ruentex RPC
Industries
Limited
.................. 8-3014 8-2073
Tech Panel
Inc. ......................................
...........................................
8-50788-3134A
Dreamwalls
Dreamwalls
.........................................
.........................................
8-3130C8-3130C
Hangzhou
Hangzhou
DeChang
DeChang
Khameleon
Khameleon
Software
Software
.........................
.........................
8-3066A8-3066Amc squares
Black + Black
Decker
+ Decker
LightingLighting
......................
......................
8-2097 8-2097
Panel Inc.
......................................
mc squares
Ruentex
Industries
Limited ..................
TerraMaiTech
Reclaimed
Wood
................ 8-3134C 8-1068
Inc. ...........................................
.............................. 8-4130 8-5078
SAMSUNG
SURFACES
USA ..................
8-2116 8-3014
Duoback
Duoback
Korea Co.,
Korea
Ltd.Co.,
....................
Ltd. ....................
8-3018B8-3018B
Hardware
Hardware
& Furniture
& Furniture
Co. .................8-3022
Co. .................8-3022
KonceptKoncept
Technologies
Technologies
Inc. .................
Inc. .................
8-4074 8-4074MechoSystems
BWF Feltec
BWF ..........................................
Feltec ..........................................
8-3083 8-3083
MechoSystems
Inc.
..............................
8-4130
SAMSUNG
SURFACES
USA
..................
8-2116
TerraMai
Reclaimed
Wood
................
8-3134C
Merryfair Chair System Sdn Bhd. ........ 8-1013 Satori Japanese Wall Finishes ........... 8-3139C Trade King Enterprises Co., Ltd. ......... 8-1050
DuPont DuPont
Corian Solid
Corian
Surface
Solid Surface
................
................
8-5122 8-5122
Hangzhou
Hangzhou
LandsunLandsun
Exhibition
Exhibition
Co., Ltd.Co.,
. 8-1007
Ltd. . 8-1007
Korea Federation
Korea Federation
of Furniture
of Furniture
IndustryIndustry
C.R. Laurence
C.R. Laurence
Co., Inc.Co.,
........................
Inc. ........................
8-4066 8-4066
Merryfair Chair System Sdn Bhd.
........ 8-1013
Japanese
Wall Finishes ...........
King
Enterprises............
Co., Ltd.
......... 8-1050
8-2094
SchwinnSatori
Hardware,
Inc. ........................
8-1093 8-3139C
Transtek Trade
Products
Corporation
8-1065
DuPont DuPont
Sorona Sorona
.....................................
.....................................
8-4121 8-4121
Hangzhou
Hangzhou
Migyu Furniture
Migyu Furniture
Co., Ltd.Co.,
... 8-1045
Ltd. ... 8-1045
Cooperatives
Cooperatives
....................................
....................................
8-3005 8-3005molo .....................................................
CARVART
CARVART
..........................................
..........................................
8-3080C
8-3080C
.....................................................
Inc. ........................
Products Corporation
............ 8-1065
Mosaicomolo
Digitale
.................................... 8-1116 8-2094
SensitileSchwinn
SystemsHardware,
..................................
8-1094 8-1093
Treefrog Transtek
Veneer.....................................
8-3130
DuPont DuPont
SurfacesSurfaces
...................................
...................................
8-4117 8-4117
Hangzhou
Hangzhou
Shtech Co.,
Shtech
Ltd.Co.,
..................
Ltd. ..................
8-1042 8-1042
Korea Federation
Korea Federation
of Furniture
of Furniture
IndustryIndustry
Changzhoq
Changzhoq
Lingda Special
Lingda Special
Mosaico
Digitale
....................................
Systems ..................................
Treefrog Veneer.....................................
International
Co.,
Ltd. ......... 8-2041 8-1116
Seradex,Sensitile
Inc. .........................................
8-1069 8-1094
Tudelu ....................................................
8-2140 8-3130
...................................
...................................
8-3009 8-3009Nan Juen
Cooperatives
Cooperatives
Dynasound,
Dynasound,
Inc. (Soundmasking
Inc. (Soundmasking
Hardwoods
Hardwoods
Specialty
Specialty
Products
Products
Fibre Co,
Fibre
Ltd.Co,
.................................
Ltd. .................................
8-3134D8-3134D
Nan Juen International Co., Ltd. ......... 8-2041
Seradex,
.........................................
Shenzhen
RisewellInc.
Industry
Co., Ltd. .. 8-3113 8-1069
UniversalTudelu
Fibers ....................................................
..................................... 8-4122 8-2140
& Eavesdropping
& Eavesdropping
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Protection)
.......... 8-1085
.......... 8-1085
Echo Wood
Echo.........................................
Wood .........................................
8-3122 8-3122
Shenzhen Risewell Industry Co., Ltd. .. 8-3113 Universal Fibers ..................................... 8-4122
focus on this
11:00AM–12:00PM
Healthy Materials:
See One, Do One, Teach One
8-1062
INTERIOR
BUILDING
PRODUCTS
INTERIOR
BUILDING
PRODUCTS
INTERIOR
BUILDING
PRODUCTS
To create her collection of double-sided digitally printed glass
for Skyline Design, Patricia Urquiola shuffled sheets of translucent patterned acetate until she found just the right combination
of layers with Cipher, Overlay, and Check. “Skyline executes
very difficult glass treatments, so I wanted an equally rigorous
approach to the design—to do something complex,” Urquiola
divugled in the Haworth showroom, where Check fronts a breakout lounge. For the full lineup, head to Skyline. space 1060
Alec Appelbaum, moderator, author,
in 50 assistant
colors, professor,
includingPratt
one-tone
and
Getsolids
hip to
thebeautifully
squared off Palomino lounge line from Leland International. The
visiting
mottled
hues
sense
derives
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(New
York);whose
Gina Ford,
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modular
system, by Sorel Studio, stretches up to 144 inches long and
principal,
Sasaki
Associates Urban
Studio
covered
fabric or leather, as do its optional privacy screens. For pleasing
dyed
foundation
weave.
Best ofcomes
all, Alex
can beinapplied
(Watertown, MA); Sarah Astheimer,
contrast, pair
with wall
Leah, the 2B Studio table that attributes its sinuous shape to
to almost any setting: drapery, upholstery,
anditeven
ASLA, senior associate, James Corner
post-rain
puddles
cascades down from 27 to 14 inches high. space 337
panels.
Through
Carnegie.
space and
10-112
Field Operations (New York);
Matthew
Urbanski, ASLA, principal, Michael Van
Valkenburgh Associates (New York)
Fred Schmidt, IIDA LEED AP, principal,
corporate interiors, global practice
leader; Steve Turckes, AIA, CEFP, LEED
AP BD+C, principal, education
global practice leader; both from
Perkins + Will (Chicago)
AISLE 1000
AISLE AISLE
10008-10721000
8-1078 8-1080
8-1054
TECHNOLOGY
TECHNOLOGY
TECHNOLOGY
pattern play
Dean Strombom, principal;
Sven Govaars, south central regional
leader; both from Gensler (Houston)
11:00AM–12:00PM
The Continuum of Learning and Working
STAIR
8-1039
8-1045
8-1049 8-1051
8-1053
8-1057
8-1061 8-1063 8-1065 8-1067 8-1069 8-1071 8-1073 8-1075 8-1077 8-1079 8-1081 8-1083
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8-1089
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8-1119 STAIR
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8-1063
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8-1069
8-1071
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8-1075
8-1077
8-1079
8-1081
8-1105
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8-1109
8-1111
8-1113
8-1115
8-1093 8-1093
8-1093
8-1039 8-1045 8-1045
8-1049
8-1045 8-1051
8-1049 8-1051
8-1053
8-1051 8-1053
8-1053
8-1057 8-1057
8-1061
8-1057 8-1063
8-1061
8-1065
8-1063
8-1067
8-1065
8-1069
8-1067
8-1071
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For an ultra-durable
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There’s always too much to see—
and too little time! For a lowdown on
NeoCon’s edgiest products, make a
beeline for the Interior Design SELECT
partner showrooms. For locations,
see page 80. #idneocon
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Architects Alberto Basaglia and Natalia Rota Nodari specified sturdy
steel and supple polypropylene for S’mesh, their spare-yet-snug chair for
Diemmebi. But did they realize it was already destined for a makeover?
At Expo Milano 2015, the manufacturer launched a competition to reinterpret the design, giving detached backrests to 50 registered contestants to
get them started. The winner will be announced next March—but the real
champ is here in Chicago this week. space 7-2030B
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Where are the hottest product introductions? At the Interior Design SELECT partner
showrooms, of course. For the list of locations, see page 80. #Idneocon
seminars
when: 3:00–6:00PM
who: C.F. Stinson
what: Cocktails
where: space 10-150
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WELLS STREET
when: 3:00–5:00PM
who: Wood-Mode
what: Happy hour
where: space 119
View the floor in a whole new way with
Avant, Dynex SD nylon modular carpet
tile by Tandus Centiva. space 391
show daily
this latest offering from Shaw Contract Group’s EcoWorx Resilient line of lowwhen: 4:00–7:00PM
VOC, PVC-free planks. The collection, which also includes carpet tile and broadwho: Decca Contract
loom, encompasses subtle riffs on natural motifs and textures (think tree bark, what: Cocktails
stepping stones, flowing water). Earthy colorways confer a reenergizing vibewhere:
that space 3-101
when:
further boosts well-being. Juxtapose two patterns to establish gathering spots
in 4:30–6:30PM
Global–The Total Office
open-plan spaces and circulation corridors—and then kick back. spacewho:
10-167
when: 3:00–5:00PM
who: Maya Romanoff and
Roche Bobois
what: Sushi and cocktails
where: space 6-167
every workspace need: Use it to create quick touch-down spots
or quiet focus areas. The clean-lined metal frames boast hidden
USB and power plug-ins, which are both recessed into a channel
designed to accept side tables, magazine racks, and coat hooks.
And step back: The frames can even be outfitted with privacy
panels to carve out semi-enclosed seating nooks. space 11-100
Noé Duchaufour Lawrance waxes nostalgic about his youth
in southern France, where he spent afternoons skipping stones
across streams. Today, he’s conjured larger versions of those
stones as Colours, a seating system for Bernhardt Design.
Modules fall into two categories: freestanding and connected.
The former range from 32 to 59 inches long. The latter can form
arrangements up to 400 square feet. For upholstery to cover
the molded foam and the hardwood frames, choose any Bernhardt Textiles fabric or leather as well as COM. space 399
WELLS STREET
when: 4:00–7:00PM
who: Arcadia
what: Cocktails
Creating restful breakout zones is a walk in the park—er, on the Park—withwhere: space 340
Gawkers are flocking to check out Sylvi, a buzzy debut from
Izzy+. Designer Joey Ruiter’s sleek modular lounge seating fulfills
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where: space 10-161
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it out
Icons of yesteryear recapture the spotlight in Textiles
of the 20th Century,
an ongoing series by
Maharam. Alexander
Girard gets his closeup with Checker,
originally released
in 1965 during the designer’s tenure as director of the textile division
at Herman Miller. Rendered in a stain-resistant
blend of cotton and polyester, the reissue replicates archival color
combinations, giving
all eight versions the
same swinging-60’s
zing. space 1188
when: 3:00PM
who: MechoSystems
what: Booth party
where: space 8-4130
when: All Day
who: Janus et Cie
what: Enter to win one
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merchandise mart – monday, june 15, 2015
when: 3:00PM
who: Mannington Commercial
where: space 1039
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show daily
when: 2:00–4:00PM
who: Bentley
what: Cocktails
where: space 1098
when: 9:30–11:30AM
who: D.L. Couch
what: Java and juice
where: space 11-113
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what: Spot of tea and pastries
where: space 10-128
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For more
from Maharam,
turn to page 4…
Today is your last chance to check out the fair’s edgiest fare! So be sure to drop by
all Interior Design SELECT partner showrooms. For the list, see page 80. #IDneocon
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& SON
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completetile.com
23 COMPLETE TILE COLLECTION
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18 AKDO (opening fall 2015)
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Same Addressee, See Explanatory . Website
....................
950
Interior Design
Total Average Qualified Paid Circulation . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
100,000
Interior Design:
Interior Design Media Group, a subsidiary of Sandow Media LLC
Monthly
TOTAL AVERAGE QUALIFIED PAID CIRCULATION
1A QUALIFIED
AVERAGE QUALIFIED
PAID CIRCULATION
TOTAL AVERAGE
PAID CIRCULATION
150,000
PRODUCT
Monthly
1D
Single Copy Sales - Print Only . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Single Copy Sales
Only . . . .QUALIFIED
. . . . . . . . . . .NONPAID
. . . . . . . . .CIRCULATION
.........
1B - Digital
AVERAGE
1C
60,069
38,154
2,512
40,666
12,789
950
5,460
204
5,664
60,069
5,460
204
5,664
None Claimed
60,069
AVERAGE NONQUALIFIED CIRCULATION
Allocated For Shows & Conventions. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
AVERAGE QUALIFIEDMiscellaneous,
NONPAIDIncluding
CIRCULATION
Staff Copies, See Explanatory . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
CONTACTS
PERIOD
Total Average Nonqualified Circulation
.......................
1,422
None Claimed
1,348
2,770
1D
AVERAGE
OF1,422
REGIONAL
Allocated For Shows & Conventions.
. . .QUALIFIED
. . . . . . . . . . . . PAID
. . . . . . CIRCULATION
........
AND
DEMOGRAPHIC
EDITIONS
Qualified
Paid
Circulation:
60,069
6
months
ended
June
30,
2015
Miscellaneous, Including Staff Copies, See Explanatory . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
1,348
Subject to Audit
Total Average Nonqualified
2,770
None Circulation . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Page Impressions:
2,178,866
For the month of January 2015
Unique Browsers:
315,808
2
QUALIFIED
PAID
CIRCULATION
BYOF
ISSUES
AVERAGE QUALIFIED PAID CIRCULATION
REGIONAL
AND
DEMOGRAPHIC
EDITIONS
*Total Gross Contacts include Qualified Paid Circulation and Unique
Browsers.
2015
Total
Issue to eliminate any duplication that may
Paidexist.
Gross data are contained in this Consolidated Media Report. There
was
no
attempt
made
None
Jan.
59,863
^SOURCE: AAM Digital Audit
Feb.
58,747
Mar.CIRCULATION BY ISSUES
59,100
QUALIFIED PAID
Apr.
61,557
Spring MarketTotal
Tabloid*
55,265
2015
Print
May
60,575
Issue
Paid
Only
June
60,565
2
Print
Only
56,984
55,923
56,306
58,939
52,847
Digital
58,001
Only
57,958
Jan.
59,863
56,984
2,879
*Special Issue58,747
- circulation not included
in averages shown2,824
in Par. 1.
Feb.
55,923
Mar.
59,100
56,306
2,794
Apr.
61,557
58,939
2,618
Spring Market Tabloid*
55,265
52,847
2,418
May
60,575
58,001
2,574
June
60,565
57,958
2,607
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Only
Print &
Digital
(Unduplicated)
2,879
2,824
2,794
2,618&
Print
2,418
Digital
2,574
(Unduplicated)
2,607
Alliance for
Audited
Media
*Special Issue - circulation not included in averages
shown
in Par.
1.
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CONSOLIDATED
CONSOLIDATED
MEDIA REPORT
CONSOLIDATED
MEDIA REPORT
CONSOLIDATED
Business
MEDIA REPORT
MEDIA REPORT
Publication
6 Business
months
ended
June6 30,
2015ended June 30, 2015
months
Business
Publication
CHANNEL PROFILES
CHANNEL PROFILES
CHANNEL
CHANNELPROFILES
PROFILESField Served: All concerned
with the planning, design, specification and/or purchase of contract/commercial and/or residential interior
furnishings
andconcerned
products. staffs
Includes
interior
industrial
designers,
andand/or
corporate
managers
on the contract
of interior
design
architecturalarchitects,
and
industrial
designoffirms,
service,facility
government
and manufacturing
industries,
Field
Served: All
with
the
planning,
design,
and/or
purchase
contract/commercial
residential
interior
staffs Served:
of and
interior
firms,
architectural
andchains,
industrial
design
firms,
service,
government
and manufacturing
industries,
contract
Field
Alldesign
concerned
with
thehotel/motel
planning,
design,
specification
and/or
purchase
of contract/commercial
and/or
residential
furnishers,
retail
and
department
stores,
and
office
furniture
dealers.
furnishings
products.
Includes
interior
architects,
industrial
designers,
facility
and corporate
managers
oninterior
the
furnishers,
chains,
retailinterior
andand
department
office
furniture
dealers.
furnishings
and
products.
Includes
architects,
industrial
designers,
facility and corporate
managers
staffs
of interiorhotel/motel
design
firms,
architectural
industrialstores,
designand
firms,
service,
government
and manufacturing
industries,
contracton the
staffs of hotel/motel
interior design
firms,retail
architectural
and industrial
firms,
service,
government and manufacturing industries, contract
furnishers,
chains,
and department
stores, design
and office
furniture
dealers.
furnishers, hotel/motel chains,
retail and
furniture
dealers.
Published
by: department
Interiorstores,
Design and
Mediaoffice
Group,
a subsidiary
of Sandow Media LLC
Frequency:
Monthlya subsidiary of Sandow Media LLC
Published by:
Interior
Design Media Group,
Frequency:
Monthly
Published
by:
Interior
Design Media Group, a subsidiary of Sandow Media LLC
Published by:
Frequency:
Monthly
60,069
Frequency:
Monthly
1A
1A1A
1B
1B1B
1C
1C1C
1D
1D1D
2
22
60,069
1A QUALIFIED
AVERAGE QUALIFIED
PAID CIRCULATION
TOTAL AVERAGE
PAID CIRCULATION
60,069
TOTAL AVERAGEPrint
QUALIFIED
PAID CIRCULATION
60,069
Only, See Explanatory
....................................
38,154
AVERAGE QUALIFIED
CIRCULATION
DigitalPAID
Only, See
Explanatory . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
2,512
Print Only,QUALIFIED
See Explanatory
. .CIRCULATION
. . . . . .. .. .. .. .. .. .. ..... .. .. .. .. .. .. .. ..... .. .. .. .. .. .. ..... .. .. . . . . . . . . . . 38,154
AVERAGE
PAID
Total. Individual
...
40,666
AVERAGE
PAID
Digital Only, QUALIFIED
See Explanatory
. . .Individually
.CIRCULATION
. . . . . . . Addressed,
. . . . . . . . .See
. . . Explanatory
. . . . . . . . .. .. .. .. . . . . . . . . . . . .2,512
Sponsored
.
12,789
38,154
Print Only,
See Explanatory
. . . . .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. ..See
. . . .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. ... ... ....... ... .. . . . . . . . . . . 38,154
...
. . . .Multi-Copy
. . . .. ... ... ... ...Same
40,666
DigitalTotal
Only,Individual
See Explanatory
.. .. .. .. .Addressee,
. . . . . . . . .. .. .. .Explanatory
.............
2,512
Digital
Only,Individually
See Explanatory
. . . . .See
. . . . Print
. . . . . . . .. .. ... ... ... ... ... .......... ... ... ... ... ... ... ....... ... . . . . . . . . . . 12,789
. 2,512
..
Sponsored
Total
Individual
. . . . . .Single
.Addressed,
. . . .Copy
. . . .Sales
. . . . -.Explanatory
. . . . Only
....................
40,666
. . . 950
Total Individual
. . . .Single
. . . . Copy
. .See
. . .Sales
. . . . -. Digital
. . . . . Only
. .. .. ... .. .. .. ... ... .... ... ... .. .. .. ... ... ....... ... ... . . . . . . . . . . 40,666
Multi-Copy
Same
Addressee,
Explanatory
.
12,789
Total
Single
Copy
. .5,460
.
Sponsored
Individually
Addressed,
. . . . . . . . . . . . .. .. ... .. .. . . . . . . . . . . 12,789
Single Copy
Sales
- Print
Only
. . .See
. . . Explanatory
. Sales,
. . . .. .. .See
. .. .. ..Explanatory
Multi-Copy
Same
Addressee,
See .Explanatory
.. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. . .
950
Total See
Average
Qualified .Paid
Circulation
. .. .. ... .. .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . 950
Multi-Copy
Same
Addressee,
Explanatory
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
Single
Copy
Sales
- Digital
Single
Copy
Sales
- Print
OnlyOnly
. . . .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. . .
5,460204
Single Copy
Sales
- Print
Only
. Explanatory
. . . . . . . . . . .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. ..
5,460
Copy
Sales,
See
5,664
SingleTotal
CopySingle
Sales
- Digital
Only
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
204
1B
AVERAGE
Single Copy Sales - Digital
Only . QUALIFIED
. . . . . . . . . . . NONPAID
. . . . . . . . . CIRCULATION
............
204
Total
Average
Qualified
Paid
Circulation
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
5,664
5,664
1C
Total Average
Qualified
Paid Circulation
................
AVERAGE
NONQUALIFIED
AVERAGE
QUALIFIED
NONPAID
CIRCULATION
950
5,460
204
5,664
60,069
None Claimed
60,069
60,069
60,069
None Claimed
1,422
NONPAIDIncluding
CIRCULATION
Claimed
Staff Copies, See Explanatory . . . . . . . . . . . . . . None
AVERAGE QUALIFIED NONPAID
CIRCULATION
None1,348
Claimed
Total Average
Nonqualified Circulation . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
2,770
AVERAGE NONQUALIFIED
CIRCULATION
Allocated For
Shows & Conventions.
.............................
1,422
AVERAGE
NONQUALIFIED
CIRCULATION
AVERAGE
CIRCULATION
1DNONQUALIFIED
AVERAGE
QUALIFIED
PAID
OF REGIONAL
Miscellaneous,
Including
Staff Copies,
See Explanatory
. . . .CIRCULATION
..........
1,348
Allocated
For Shows
&AND
Conventions.
. . . . . . .. .. .. .. .. ..EDITIONS
DEMOGRAPHIC
Total Average
Nonqualified
Circulation
.. ... ............... ... ... ............ ... ... .. ..
Miscellaneous,
Including
Staff Copies,
See Explanatory
Miscellaneous, Including Staff Copies, See Explanatory . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Total Average Nonqualified Circulation . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
1,422
1,422
2,770
1,348
1,348
2,770
2,770
AVERAGE QUALIFIED PAID CIRCULATION OF REGIONAL
2QUALIFIED
QUALIFIED
PAID
CIRCULATION BYOF
ISSUES
AND DEMOGRAPHIC
EDITIONS
AVERAGE
PAID
CIRCULATION
REGIONAL
AVERAGE QUALIFIED PAID CIRCULATION OF REGIONAL
AND
DEMOGRAPHIC
EDITIONS
2015
Print
Digital
None
AND DEMOGRAPHIC
EDITIONS Total
None
None
Issue
Paid
Jan.
59,863
QUALIFIED PAID
Feb. CIRCULATION BY ISSUES
58,747
59,100
QUALIFIED PAID
BY ISSUES
2015 QUALIFIED PAID
Total
Print
Apr. CIRCULATION
61,557
Issue
Paid
Only
Spring
Market
Tabloid*
55,265
2015
Total
Print
2015
Total
Print
May
60,575
Issue
Paid
Only
Jan.
59,863
56,984
Issue
Paid
Only
June
60,565
Feb.
58,747
55,923
Only
56,984
55,923
56,306
Digital
58,939
Only
52,847
Digital
Digital
58,001
Only
2,879
Only
57,958
2,824
Jan.
59,863
56,984
2,879
Jan.
59,863 not included56,306
56,984
Mar.
59,100
2,794
- circulation
in 2,879
Par. 1.
Feb.
55,923
Feb.
58,747
55,923
2,824
Apr.
61,557
58,939
2,618
Mar.
59,100
56,306
2,794
Mar. Market Tabloid*
59,100
56,306
2,794
Spring
55,265
52,847
2,418
Apr.
61,557
58,939
2,618
Apr.
61,557
58,939
2,618
May
60,575
58,001
2,574
Spring
Market Tabloid*
55,265
52,847
2,418
55,265
52,847
2,418
June
60,565
57,958
2,607
May
60,575
58,001
2,574
May
60,575
58,001
2,574
June
60,565
57,958
2,607
*Special
Issue
circulation
not
included
in
averages
shown
in
Par.
1.
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60,565
57,958
2,607
Alliance for
Audited
Media
shown
in Par.
1.
*Special Issue - circulation not included in averages shown in Par. 1.
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2 of 7for• Audited
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Print &
Digital
(Unduplicated)
2,879
2,824
Print &
2,794
Digital
2,618
Print
&
(Unduplicated)
Print
2,418
Digital &
Digital
2,574
(Unduplicated)
(Unduplicated)
2,607
CONSOLIDATED
CONSOLIDATED
CONSOLIDATED
MEDIA REPORT
CONSOLIDATED
MEDIA
REPORT
MEDIA REPORT
Business
Publication
MEDIA REPORT
Business
Publication
Business
Publication
6
months
ended
June 30, 2015
Business Publication
6 months
ended
June
2015
6 months
ended
June
30,30,
2015
CHANNEL PROFILES
CHANNELPROFILES
PROFILES
CHANNEL
CHANNEL PROFILES
staffs
of interior
architectural
and
industrial
design
service,
government
and manufacturing
FieldTHE
Served:
All concerned
with the
planning,
and/or
purchase
offirms,
contract/commercial
INFORMATION
IN PARAGRAPHS
3A,design
3B,design,
3Cfirms,
ANDspecification
4 IS FROM AN
ANALYSIS
OF THE
APRIL
2015 ISSUE
IN and/or
WHICH:
furnishers,
hotel/motel
retail
and
department
stores,
office
furniture
dealers.
furnishings
and products.
Includes
interior
architects,
industrial
designers,
facility
and IN
corporate
THE
INFORMATION
IN PARAGRAPHS
3B,GREATER
3Cchains,
AND 4THAN
IS FROM
AN
ANALYSIS
OF and
THE
APRIL
2015
ISSUE
WHICH: managers on the
• QUALIFIED
PAID CIRCULATION
WAS3A,
2.5%
THE
PERIOD
AVERAGE
staffs• QUALIFIED
of interior design
firms, architectural
andGREATER
industrialTHAN
designTHE
firms,
service,
PAID CIRCULATION
WAS 2.5%
PERIOD
AVERAGE
Published by:
Frequency:
Monthly
3A
BUSINESS/OCCUPATIONAL
ANALYSIS
3A by: BUSINESS/OCCUPATIONAL
ANALYSIS
Published
Interior Design Media Group, a subsidiary
of Sandow Media LLC
Print & 60,069
Digital
Print
&
(UnduplicatTotal
Print
Digital
Digital
1A
AVERAGE QUALIFIED
PAID CIRCULATION
ed)
Classification
Business & QUALIFIED
Industry
Paid
%
Only
Only 60,069
(UnduplicatTotal
Print
Digital
TOTALbyAVERAGE
PAID CIRCULATION
Print Only, See ExplanatoryPaid
. . . . . . . . . . . . .%. . . . . . . . . . .Only
. . . . . . . . . . . . Only
38,154
ed)
Classification by Business & Industry
Interior Design/Industrial Design Firms .......................
29,001
47.1
29,001
2,512
Interior Design/Industrial
Design Firms .......................
29,001
47.1
29,001
Architectural
Firms ......................................................
1,624
2.6
1,624
AVERAGE
QUALIFIED
PAID
CIRCULATION
Total Individual
............................................
40,666
Architectural
Firms
......................................................
1,624
2.6
1,624
Office
Furniture
Dealers/Retail
Establishments ..........
363
0.6
363
Sponsored
Individually
Addressed,
See
Explanatory
.
.
.
.
.
.
. . . . . .38,154
.....
12,789
Print
Only,
See
Explanatory
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
Office Furniture
Dealers/Retail
Establishments ..........
363
0.6
363
Corporate:
Service
Business, Manufacturing
Multi-Copy
. . . . .2,512
....
950
Digital
Only, Business,
See Wholesalers
Explanatory
. . . . .Same
. . . . .Addressee,
. . . . . . . . See
. . . .Explanatory
. . . . . . . .1.2
.. .. .. .. .. . . . . . . .737
Business,
Government,
..........................
737
Corporate:
Service
Manufacturing
5,460
Total
Individual
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
40,666
Business,
Government,
Wholesalers
..........................
737
1.2
737
Educational, Libraries, Students .................................
1,020
Single Copy Sales - Digital Only
. . . . . . . . . . . .1.7
. . . . . . . . . .1,020
...........
204
Sponsored
See Explanatory1,546
. . . . . . . . . . . . 2.5
.....
Educational,
StudentsAddressed,
.................................
1,020
1.7
1,020 12,789
Others
Allied Libraries,
to theIndividually
Field.............................................
1,546
5,664
Addressee, See Explanatory . . .1,546
. . . . . . . . . . . . .2.5
.....
950
Others
Allied
to theSame
Field.............................................
1,546
Other Multi-Copy
Paid
Circulation
Frequency:
1.
1.
2.
2.
3.
3.
4.
4.
5.
5.
6.
6.
1A
Monthly
Copy Sales - Print Only . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .20,974
. . . . . . . . . . . . .34.1
......
Other Single
Paid Circulation
Subscriptions...............................................................
18,556 5,460 2,418
Single
Copy.......................................................
Sales
Only
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
204 2,418
Subscriptions...............................................................
20,974
34.1
Single
Copy Sales
6,292
10.2
6,092
200
1B - Digital
AVERAGE QUALIFIED NONPAID CIRCULATION18,556
SingleQualified
Copy
.......................................................
6,092 5,664 2,618
200
TotalSales
Single
Copy Sales, See Explanatory . . . .61,557
.6,292
. . . . . . . . . . . 100.0
. 10.2
......
Total
Paid
Circulation...............................
58,939
Total Qualified
Paid Circulation...............................
58,939
2,618
Total Average
Qualified Paid Circulation . . .61,557
. . . . . . . . . . . . 100.0
.......
1C
1B
60,069
None Claimed
60,069
Print &
1,422
Print
&
Digital
NONPAIDIncluding
CIRCULATION
None Claimed
Staff
Copies, See Explanatory . . Print
. . . . . . . . . . . .Digital
1,348
Total
Digital
(UnduplicatTotal
. . . . . . . . . . . .Digital
2,770
ed)
Classification by Job Title
Paid Circulation%. . . . . . . . . . .Print
Only
Only
(Unduplicat-
by Job Title
Paid
1C1. Classification
InteriorAVERAGE
Designer..........................................................
29,082
NONQUALIFIED CIRCULATION
1.
2.
2.
3.
3.
4.
4.
1D
ed)
%
Only
Only
47.3
29,082
1D
AVERAGE
QUALIFIED
PAID
CIRCULATION
OF
REGIONAL
Interior
Designer..........................................................
29,082
47.3
29,082
Architect
......................................................................
1,187 1,422
Allocated
For Shows & Conventions. . . . . . . . . . . .1,187
. . . . . . . . . . . . .1.9
.....
Architect
......................................................................
1,187
1,187
AND
DEMOGRAPHIC
Industrial
Designer ......................................................
95EDITIONS
0.2
95 1,348
Miscellaneous,
Including Staff
Copies,
See Explanatory
. . . . . . . . . 1.9
.....
Industrial
Designer
......................................................
95
0.2
95
Facility and
Corporate
Managers/Others Allied to the
2,770
Field.............................................................................
4,079
6.6
4,079
Facility and Corporate Managers/Others Allied to the
Field.............................................................................
4,079
6.6
4,079
Other
Paid Circulation
QUALIFIED
PAID
CIRCULATION
BYOF
ISSUES
Other Paid
Circulation 2QUALIFIED
Subscriptions...............................................................
20,822
33.8
18,404
2,418
AVERAGE
PAID
CIRCULATION
REGIONAL
Print &
Subscriptions...............................................................
20,822
33.8
18,404
2,418
Single
Copy
Sales
.......................................................
6,292
10.2
6,092
200
AND DEMOGRAPHIC
EDITIONS
2015
Total
Digital
SingleQualified
Copy Sales
.......................................................
6,292
10.2 Print 58,939
6,092 Digital2,618
200
Total
Paid
Circulation...............................
61,557
100.0
Issue
Paid
Only
Only
(Unduplicated)
None Paid Circulation...............................
Total Qualified
61,557
100.0
58,939
2,618
23B
3B
2015
Issue
Jan.
3CFeb.
3CMar.
Jan.
59,863
56,984
2,879
Feb.
58,747
55,923
2,824
Mar.CIRCULATION
59,100Reporting56,306
QUALIFIED
PAID
BY ISSUES
AGE OF SOURCE
DATA ANALYSIS
not required 2,794
Apr.
61,557Reporting58,939
2,618&
AGE OF SOURCE
DATA ANALYSIS
not required Print
Spring MarketTotal
Tabloid*
55,265
52,847
2,418
Print
Digital
Digital
May
60,575
58,001
2,574
Paid
Only
Only
(Unduplicated)
June
60,565
57,958
2,607
59,863
56,984
2,879
61,557
55,265
60,575
60,565
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52,847
58,001
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2,418
2,574
2,607
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circulation not included
in averagesnot
shown
in Par. 1.
55,923
2,824
MAILING ADDRESS
Reporting
required
MAILING ADDRESS
ANALYSIS 56,306
Reporting not required
59,100
2,794
Apr.
May
June
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months
6 months
ended
June630,
2015ended June 30, 2015
Business
Publication
6 months ended
June 30, 2015
CHANNEL PROFILES
CHANNEL PROFILES
CHANNEL
CHANNELPROFILES
PROFILES
4
4
ANALYSIS
of interior
design
architectural and
industrial
designoffirms,
service, government
and manufacturing
Field Served:GEOGRAPHIC
All concerned staffs
with the
planning,
design,
and/or
purchase
contract/commercial
and/or
furnishers,
hotel/motel
chains, retail
and
department
stores, and
office furniture
interior
architects,
industrial
designers,
facilitydealers.
Single
Total
GEOGRAPHIC
ANALYSIS
Subscriptions
Salesfirms, service,
Circulation
staffs ofState
interior design firms, architectural
and industrialCopy
design
furnishers,
stores,
and
Alabama hotel/motel chains, retail and department
525
24 office furniture
Single
Total549dealers.
ArizonaState
37Media Group,
Subscriptions
Sales
Circulation
Published
by: 955 InteriorCopy
Design
a 992
subsidiary of Sandow Media LLC
Arkansas
7
195
Frequency: 188
Alabama
525 Monthly
24
549
California
8,401
729
9,130
Arizona
955
37
992
Colorado
1,095
31 of Sandow1,126
Published
by:
Interior Design Media
Group, a subsidiary
Media
LLC
Arkansas
188
7
195
Connecticut
664
29
693
California
8,401
729
9,130
Frequency:
Monthly
TOTAL
AVERAGE8QUALIFIED 111
PAID CIRCULATION
60,069
Delaware
103
Colorado
1,095
31
1,126
District of Columbia
523
22
545
Connecticut
664
29
693
Florida
3,017
183
3,200
Delaware
103
8
111
Georgia
1,466
1,531
AVERAGE
QUALIFIED
PAID CIRCULATION
TOTAL AVERAGE QUALIFIED
PAID65
CIRCULATION
60,069
District of Columbia
523
22
545
Idaho
131
3
134
Florida
3,017Only, See Explanatory
183
Print
. . . . . . 3,200
..............................
38,154
Illinois
2,399
182
2,581
Georgia
1,466 Only, See Explanatory
65
Digital
. . . . . 1,531
. .742
............................
2,512
Indiana
726
16
Idaho
131
3
134
Iowa
401
AVERAGE QUALIFIED2,399
PAID
CIRCULATION
Total Individual
. .182
.11. . . . . . . . . . . 2,581
. .412
............................
40,666
Illinois
Kansas
429
10
439
Indiana
726
Sponsored
.....
12,789
. . . . . . .16
. .Addressed,
. . . . . . . . See
. .742
. Explanatory
. . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . . . . . . .38,154
Kentucky
337
20
357
Iowa
401
11
412
Louisiana
483. . . . .Same
16
499
Multi-Copy
Addressee,
See
Explanatory
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
950
Digital
Only,
See
Explanatory
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
2,512
Kansas
429
10
439
Maine
95
2
97
.....
5,460
Kentucky
. .337
. . .Copy
. . . .Sales
. . . . -. Print
.20
. . . Only
. . . . .. ... .. .. ..357
.. .. .. .. ..... .. .. .. .. .. . . . . . . . . . . .40,666
Maryland
806
45
851
Louisiana
483
16
Single
Sales - Digital
Only . . . 1,537
. .499
............................
204
Massachusetts Sponsored Individually Addressed,
1,481 CopySee
56
Explanatory
. . . . .1,378
. .97. . . . . . . . . .
12,789
Maine
95
2
Michigan
1,248
130
Total
Single
Copy
Sales,
See
Explanatory
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
5,664
Maryland
806
45 . . . . . . . . . .851
Multi-Copy Same Addressee,
...........
950
Minnesota
951See Explanatory
53
1,004
Massachusetts
1,481
56
1,537
Total Average Qualified
Paid Circulation
......................
60,069
Mississippi
190
Single Copy Sales - Print Only
. .9. . . . . . . . . 1,378
. .199
...........
5,460
Michigan
1,248 . . . . . . . . . . 130
Missouri
654
26
680
Minnesota
951
53
1,004
Single Copy Sales - Digital
Only
. . . . . . .6. . . .NONPAID
. . . . . . .110
...........
204
Montana
104 . . . .QUALIFIED
AVERAGE
None Claimed
Mississippi
190
9
199CIRCULATION
Nebraska
325
7
332
Total
Single
Copy
Sales,
See
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
5,664
Missouri
654 Explanatory 26
680
Nevada
340
7
347
Montana
104
6
110
New Hampshire Total Average Qualified 135
Paid Circulation117. . . . . . . . . . .146
...........
60,069
Nebraska
325
332
New Jersey
1,963
139
2,102
AVERAGE
NONQUALIFIED
CIRCULATION
Nevada
340
7
347
New Mexico
181
21
202
Allocated
For Shows475
&
............................
1,422
New Hampshire
135
11 Conventions. .146
New York
5,596
6,071
NONPAIDIncluding
CIRCULATION
New Jersey AVERAGE QUALIFIED
1,963
139 Staff Copies,
2,102
Miscellaneous,
See Explanatory . . . . . . . . . . . . . . None Claimed
1,348
North Carolina
1,228
34
1,262
New Mexico
181
21
202
North Dakota
45 Average Nonqualified
42
87
Total
Circulation
.......................
2,770
New York
5,596
475
6,071
Ohio
1,449
89
1,538
North Carolina
1,228
34
1,262
Oklahoma
443
7
450
AVERAGE
NONQUALIFIED
CIRCULATION
North Dakota
45
42
87
Oregon
802
12
814 CIRCULATION OF REGIONAL
AVERAGE
Ohio
1,449
1,538
. . .QUALIFIED
. . 174
.89.7. . . . . . . . PAID
. 1,668
. .450
...........
1,422
Pennsylvania Allocated For Shows & Conventions.
1,494
Oklahoma
443
AND
DEMOGRAPHIC
EDITIONS
Rhode Island Miscellaneous, Including Staff
143Copies,
6
149
See
Explanatory
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
1,348
Oregon
802
12
814
South Carolina
458
30
488
Pennsylvania
1,494
174
South Dakota
60 Circulation 12
72
.6. . . . . . . . . .1,668
.149
...........
2,770
None
Rhode Island
143
Tennessee
706
61
767
South Carolina
458
30
488
Texas
3,836
117
3,953
South Dakota
60
12
72
Utah
468
11
479
QUALIFIED
PAID
ISSUES
Tennessee
706
61CIRCULATION
767 BYOF
AVERAGE QUALIFIED
PAID
CIRCULATION
REGIONAL
Vermont
75
6
81
Texas
3,836
117
3,953
Print &
Virginia
1,189
78
1,267
AND
DEMOGRAPHIC
EDITIONS
Utah
468
11
479
2015
Total 1,451
Print
Digital
Digital
Washington
1,285
166
Vermont
75
6
81
Issue
Paid 53
Only
Only
(Unduplicated)
West Virginia
49
4
Virginia
1,189
78
1,267
None
Wisconsin
785
42
827
Jan. 1,285
59,863
56,984
2,879
Washington
166
1,451
Wyoming
51
19
70
West Virginia
49
4
Feb.
58,747 53
55,923
2,824
TOTAL
48 CONTERMINOUS STATES
50,478
3,290
53,768
Wisconsin
785
42
827
Mar.CIRCULATION
59,100 66
56,306
2,794
QUALIFIED PAID
BY192ISSUES
Alaska
64
Wyoming
51
70
Apr.
61,557
58,939
2,618
Hawaii
273
4
277
Print
&
TOTAL 48 CONTERMINOUS STATES
50,478
3,290
53,768
1A
1A
1B
1B
1C
1D
1C
1D
2
2
TOTAL
ALASKA & HAWAII
Alaska2015
SingleIssue
Copy Sales
Hawaii
U.S. Unclassified
TOTAL ALASKA & HAWAII
TOTAL
UNITED
STATES
SingleJan.
Copy
Sales
Poss.
& Other Areas
U.S. Unclassified
Feb.
Spring Market
Tabloid*
337
64 Total
273 Paid
May
337
June
55,265 343
66
Print
60,575 277
Only
60,565 343
50,81559,863
6
3,296
50,940
50,81559,100
1,081
125
80861,557
50,940
3,440
3,296
611
144
1,894
3,440
1,903
55,265
2,418
4
2,505
6,292
200
147
4,408
61,557
2,618
151
55,265
6,292
61,557
56,98454,111
52,847
Digital
58,001
Only
57,958
2,879
*Special Issue
- circulation not
in averages
shown2,824
in Par. 1.
12558,747
144 included
269
55,923
U.S.
&Mar.
POSS.,
TOTAL
UNITEDetc.
STATES
Canada
Poss.
& Other Areas
Apr.
International
U.S.
& POSS., etc.
MilitarySpring
or CivilianMarket
Personnel
Tabloid*
Canada
Overseas
International
May
Other International
Military or Civilian Personnel
June
TOTAL
INTERNATIONAL
Overseas
E-MailInternational
Address Only
Other
*Special
Other UnclassifiedIssue - circulation
TOTAL INTERNATIONAL
GRANDAddress
TOTALOnly
E-Mail
Other Unclassified
GRAND TOTAL
62
4
54,111
56,30654,380
1,692
269
58,939 2,702
54,380
55,265
52,847
1,081
611
1,692
14
14
80860,575
1,894
58,001 2,702
1,903
4,408
1460,565
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2,618
2,418
2,574
2,607
2,418
Digital
2,574
(Unduplicated)
2,607
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June30,30,2015
2015
6 months
CHANNEL PROFILES
CHANNELPROFILES
PROFILES
CHANNEL
CHANNEL PROFILES
staffs
of interior
design
firms,
architectural
and
industrial
design
service,SUBSCRIPTIONS
government
and manufacturing
Field Served:
All concerned
withTHE
the
planning,
design,
and/or
purchase
offirms,
contract/commercial
and/or
ANALYSIS
OF
SALES
OF specification
TOTAL NEW
AND
RENEWAL
furnishers,
hotel/motel
chains,
retail and
department
stores,RENEWAL
and
office furniture
dealers.
furnishingsANALYSIS
and products. Includes
interior
architects,
designers,
facility
OF
THE
SALES
OF TOTAL
NEWindustrial
AND
SUBSCRIPTIONS
Sold During 6 Month Period Ended June 30, 2015
staffs of interior design firms, architectural and industrial design firms, service, government and manufacturing industries, contract
Sold During 6 Month Period Ended June 30, 2015
5
5
by:
PRICE DATAPublished
Reporting
not required
Frequency:
Monthly
PRICE DATA Reporting not required
Published by:
Frequency:
6
6
60,069
TERM DATA Reporting not required
1A Reporting
TERM
DATA
notQUALIFIED
required
AVERAGE
PAID CIRCULATION
TOTAL
AVERAGE
QUALIFIED
PAID
CIRCULATION
AVERAGE
QUALIFIED PAID
CIRCULATION
Total
Individual
. . .not
. . . . required
.....................................
SALES
CHANNELS
Reporting
Sponsored
.....
Print Only,
See Explanatory
. Reporting
. . . . . Individually
. . . . . . . not
. .Addressed,
. . required
. . . . . . See
. . . Explanatory
. . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . . . . . . .38,154
SALES
CHANNELS
Multi-Copy
....
Digital Only, See Explanatory
. . . . .Same
. . . . .Addressee,
. . . . . . . . See
. . . .Explanatory
. . . . . . . . .. .. .. .. .. . . . . . . . . . . . .2,512
.....
. . . . .Copy
. . . .Sales
. . . . -. Print
. . . . Only
. . . . .. ... .. .. .. .. .. .. .. ..... .. .. .. .. .. . . . . . . . . . . .40,666
12,789
PREMIUM
USAGE Reporting
required
Total Single Copynot
Sales,
See Explanatory . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Multi-Copy Same
Addressee,
See Explanatory
.required
....................
950
PREMIUM
USAGE
Reporting
not
71A
7
8
8
Single Copy Sales
. . . . . . . . . . .NONPAID
. . . . . . . . .CIRCULATION
.........
1B - Digital
AVERAGE
60,069
38,154
2,512
40,666
12,789
950
5,460
204
5,664
60,069
5,460
204
5,664
1CCIRCULATION
CIRCULATION
ADDITIONAL
INFORMATION
Allocated For Shows
& Conventions. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
ADDITIONAL CIRCULATION
INFORMATION
1B
9
9
Monthly
NONPAIDIncluding
CIRCULATION
Staff Copies, See Explanatory . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
None Claimed
60,069
Total Average Nonqualified Circulation . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
1C
POST EXPIRATION COPIES
1,422
None Claimed
1,348
2,770
10 CIRCULATION
RENEWAL ANALYSIS OF
1D
AVERAGE
OF1,422
REGIONAL
10
RENEWAL
POST
EXPIRATION
COPIES
Allocated
For
Shows
&
Conventions.
. . .QUALIFIED
. . .CIRCULATION
. . . . . . .ANALYSIS
. . PAID
. . . . . .OF
..
PAID
INCLUDED IN PAID CIRCULATION
AND
DEMOGRAPHIC
EDITIONS
Miscellaneous, Including Staff Copies,
See Explanatory
..............
1,348
PAID
CIRCULATION
INCLUDED
IN PAID CIRCULATION
2,770
QUALIFIED
PAID
CIRCULATION BYOF
ISSUES
AVERAGE2QUALIFIED
PAID
CIRCULATION
REGIONAL
AND DEMOGRAPHIC
EDITIONS
2015
Total
Print
1D
Issue
None
2
QUALIFIED
2015
Issue
Paid
Jan.
59,863
Feb.
58,747
59,100
PAID
Apr.
61,557
Spring MarketTotal
Tabloid*
55,265
Print
May
60,575
Paid
Only
June
60,565
Only
56,984
55,923
56,306
58,939
52,847
Digital
58,001
Only
57,958
Jan.
59,863
56,984
2,879
in Par. 1.
Feb.
55,923
Mar.
59,100
56,306
2,794
Apr.
61,557
58,939
2,618
55,265
52,847
2,418
May
60,575
58,001
2,574
June
60,565
57,958
2,607
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2,824
2,794
2,618&
Print
2,418
Digital
2,574
(Unduplicated)
2,607
Print &
Digital
(Unduplicated)
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CHANNEL PROFILES
CHANNELPROFILES
PROFILES
CHANNEL
CHANNEL PROFILES
of interior
design
architectural and
industrial
designoffirms,
service, government
and manufacturing
with the
planning,
design,
and/or
purchase
contract/commercial
and/or
furnishers,
hotel/motel
chains, retail and
department
stores, and
office furniture
interior
architects,
industrial
designers,
facilitydealers.
Published by:
Frequency:
Monthly
Interiordesign.net
Interiordesign.net
Published
by:
Frequency:
Monthly
FOR THE MONTH OF JANUARY 2015
Total
Daily Avg
Mon to Fri Avg
Sat & Sun Avg
FOR THE MONTH OF JANUARY 2015
Total
Daily Avg
Mon to Fri Avg
Sat & Sun Avg
Total Page Impressions
2,178,866
70,286
78,301
50,693
1A
AVERAGE QUALIFIED
PAID CIRCULATION
TOTAL
AVERAGE
QUALIFIED
PAID
CIRCULATION
60,069
Total Page Impressions
2,178,866
70,286
78,301
50,693
Unique Browsers
315,808 . . . . . . . . .12,763
11,21638,154
. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .13,396
...........
Unique Browsers
315,808 . . . . . . . .12,763
11,216 2,512
. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .13,396
...........
1A
AVERAGE QUALIFIED PAID
CIRCULATION
Total Individual
............................................
60,069
40,666
Sponsored
.....
12,789
. . . . . . . . .Addressed,
. . . . . . . . See
. . . Explanatory
. . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . . . . . . .38,154
Multi-Copy
....
950
. . . . .Same
. . . . .Addressee,
. . . . . . . . See
. . . .Explanatory
. . . . . . . . .. .. .. .. .. . . . . . . . . . . . .2,512
.....
5,460
. . . . .Copy
. . . .Sales
. . . . -. Print
. . . . Only
. . . . .. ... .. .. .. .. .. .. .. ..... .. .. .. .. .. . . . . . . . . . . .40,666
204
12,789
5,664
Multi-Copy Same Addressee, See Explanatory . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
950
60,069
5,460
Publication:
Single Copy Sales
. . . . . . . . . . .NONPAID
. . . . . . . . .CIRCULATION
.........
204
1B - Digital
AVERAGE
None Claimed
Publication:
5,664
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. . . . . . . the
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. . . .version
.
60,069
(a) Print
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EXPLANATORY
EXPLANATORY
1C
AVERAGE
NONQUALIFIED
CIRCULATION
(a)
Print Only
copies
served
to individuals
individuals receiving
receiving
the digital
print version only
of INTERIOR
DESIGN.
(b) Digital
OnlyIndividual
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subscriptions,averaging
averaging38,154
2,512 copies
copies per
per issue,
issue, represent
represent
copiesFor
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NONPAID
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None
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DESIGN
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the
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Digital
subscribers
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number
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access
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digital
issue.
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Only Individual
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averaging
2,512
copies
issue,
represent
copies
served
to
individuals
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digital
version
only.
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DESIGN
is
made
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to
subscribers
through
the
iOs
app.
Digital
subscribers
must
provide
their
account
number
to
access
the
digital
issue.
(c) Sponsored Individually Addressed subscriptions, averaging 12,789 copies per issue,
copies sold inCirculation
quantities of
Copies
Totalrepresent
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. . .more
. . . . to
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. . . . . . . .concerns.
.
2,770were
1B
1C
mailed
to names
and addresses
provided
by the purchaser.
(c) Sponsored
Individually
Addressed
subscriptions,
averaging 12,789 copies per issue, represent copies sold in quantities of 2 or more to business concerns. Copies were
mailed
to names
and Addressee
addresses provided
by theaveraging
purchaser.
(d) Multi-Copy
Same
subscriptions,
950 copies 1D
per issue, represent copies sold in quantities of 2 to 355 to individuals and business concerns at 6 mos.
AVERAGE
OF1,422
REGIONAL
Allocated For Shows & Conventions.
. . .QUALIFIED
. . . . . . . . . . . . PAID
........
$22.50;
9 mos.Same
$69.99;
1 yr. $14.95
to $199.99;averaging
2 yrs. $29.95
$138.40.
Copiesrepresent
were
mailed
by sold
the publisher
in EDITIONS
bulk
for distribution.
(d) Multi-Copy
Addressee
subscriptions,
950 to
copies
per issue,
copies
in quantities
of 2totopurchasers
355 to individuals
and business concerns at 6 mos.
AND
DEMOGRAPHIC
Miscellaneous,
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Staff
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See
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. . . . . . . . .for distribution.1,348
$22.50;
9
mos.
$69.99;
1
yr.
$14.95
to
$199.99;
2
yrs.
$29.95
to
$138.40.
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were
mailed
by
the
publisher
in
bulk
(e) Single Copy Sales, averaging 5,664 copies per issue (5,460 Print copies; 204 Digital copies), includes an average of 4,720 copies per issue sold at retail outlets at basic
2,770
prices,
an average
of 740
copies per
issue
sold per
in quantities
of 100
to 500
at reduced
prices
and 204
copiesan
peraverage
issue via
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app, distribution
beingatmade
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issue (5,460
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copies),
includes
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per issue sold
retail by
outlets
at basic
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prices, an average of 740 copies per issue sold in quantities of 100 to 500 at reduced prices and 204 copies per issue via the iOs app, distribution being made by the purchas2QUALIFIED
QUALIFIED
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servedCIRCULATION
advertisers and agencies.
1D
(f) Miscellaneous includes checking and promotion copies,
averaging
1,348 copies per issue,
served to advertisers and agencies.
AND
DEMOGRAPHIC
EDITIONS
2015
Issue
Total
Paid
Print
Only
June
60,565
57,958
Digital
Only
Print &
Digital
(Unduplicated)
None
Definition of Recipient Qualification:
Jan.
59,863
56,984
2,879
Definition
of
Recipient
Qualification:
Qualified recipients are: interior designers/specifiers, architects, industrial designers,
and others on the staffs of58,747
interior design firms,
architectural and2,824
industrial design firms,
Feb.
55,923
contract furnishers,
hotel/motel
government agencies,
corporations,
retail
and
department
stores,
office
furniture
dealers,
medical/health
care
facilities,design
restaurants,
Qualified
recipients are:
interior chains,
designers/specifiers,
architects,
industrial
designers,
and
others onBY
the ISSUES
staffs
of59,100
interior
design
firms,
architectural and
industrial
firms,
Mar.
56,306
2,794
QUALIFIED
PAID
CIRCULATION
builders
developers,
manufacturers,
wholesalers,agencies,
importers,
exporters,Apr.
real
estate
management,
interior
design
and architecture
students/professors/librarians,
and othcontract and
furnishers,
hotel/motel
chains, government
corporations,
retail
and department
stores,
office
furniture
dealers,58,939
medical/health
care
facilities, restaurants,
61,557
2,618
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real estate
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and othMarket
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55,265and architecture
52,847
2,418
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Total
Print
Digital
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60,575
58,001
2,574
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Paid
Only
Only
(Unduplicated)
2
Jan.
59,863
56,984
2,879
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55,923
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59,100
56,306
2,794
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61,557
58,939
2,618
55,265
52,847
2,418
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60,575
58,001
2,574
June
60,565
57,958
2,607
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AAM Digital Services Definitions:
Domains included in website traffic: boyawards.interiordesign.net, designwire.interiordesign.net, interiordesign.net, library.interiordesign.net, m.interiordesign.net, productfind.interiordesign.net.
This site uses the cookie-based method to measure unique browsers. If cookies are not accepted then the IP address & user-agent in combination based method is used to
measure unique browsers.
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theCONSOLIDATED
site, they were considered aCONSOLIDATED
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MEDIA REPORT
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Fri. and the Sat.
& Sun. averages are calculated in the same manner as the Daily averages but limited to weekdays and weekends respectively.
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program
running
6 months
2015on a computer that can request, load and display documents available on the World Wide Web. In our definition, it is assumed that a
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2015
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operating
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browser manually and viewing the page.
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hotel/motel
chains, retail and
department
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office furniture
interior
architects,
industrial
designers,
facilitydealers.
AAM Digital Services Definitions:
Domains included in website traffic: boyawards.interiordesign.net, designwire.interiordesign.net,
m.interiordesign.net,
productPublished by:
Interior interiordesign.net,
Design Media Group,library.interiordesign.net,
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LLC
find.interiordesign.net.
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60,069
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2,418
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All
rights
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60,069
print
audience profile
The largest concentration of design professionals
specifying product across market segments shop
the pages of Interior Design.
Project
Segment
Interior Design
Magazine
Office
Universe of
Interior Designers
81%77%
Hospitality57% 53%
Residential57% 47%
Healthcare53% 45%
Education53% 42%
Government52%
41%
Retail
37%40%
Other
8%9%
Source: Universe of the Interior Design Profession conducted by an independent research firm for Interior Design, June 2014.
audience
media resource usage
Designers rely on professional design publications the most
for product ideas and information.
Resources Design Professionals Relied on for Product Ideas
Sourcesand
of information
Information (1994 to 2015 studies)
100%
Professional
design
publications
Sample books
80%
Sales reps
60%
Showrooms
40%
Tradeshows
20%
Internet
Social media
0%
1994
1998
2002
2006
2010
2014 2015
Sources: 55 Studies from 1994–2015. Ask your Regional Director for the complete industry report.
print
closing + material dates
2016 schedule
Issue Closing Materials Due
January
12.21 |12.30
February
1.15 |1.21
March
2.17 |2.22
March/April (Interior Design Homes)3.03
|3.08
April
3.17 |3.22
Spring Market Tabloid
4.15 |4.22
May
4.19 |4.26
NeoCon Show Daily
5.02 |5.06
NeoCon Show Directory
5.02 |5.06
June 5.16 |5.20
July
6.17 |6.24
August
7.15 |
August/September (Interior Design Homes)
7.27| 8.01
September
8.17 |8.22
October
9.16 |9.23
Fall Market Tabloid
9.22 |9.28
7.22
NeoCon East Directory
10.04 |10.11
November
10.18 |10.24
Hall of Fame Supplement
10.20 |10.25
December
11.15 |11.21
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show daily
the a-list
when: 2:00–4:00PM
who: Bentley
what: Cocktails
where: space 1098
merchandise mart – monday, june 15, 2015
check
it out
Icons of yesteryear recapture the spotlight in Textiles
of the 20th Century,
an ongoing series by
Maharam. Alexander
Girard gets his closeup with Checker,
originally released
in 1965 during the designer’s tenure as director of the textile division
at Herman Miller. Rendered in a stain-resistant
blend of cotton and polyester, the reissue replicates archival color
combinations, giving
all eight versions the
same swinging-60’s
zing. space 1188
when: 3:00PM
who: Mannington Commercial
where: space 1039
when: 3:00PM
who: MechoSystems
what: Booth party
where: space 8-4130
when: 3:00PM
who: Tandus Centiva
what: Cocktails
where: space 391
when: 3:00–5:00PM
who: J+J Flooring Group
what: Cocktails
where: space 10-118
when: 4:00PM
who: Concertex
what: Champagne celebration
where: space 10-103
when: 4:00–6:00PM
who: Brentano
what: Jubilee
where: space 1040A
thin is in
When it comes to task chairs, comfort and aesthetics are priority number one. Lievore
Altherr Molina’s Catifa Sensit for Arper eschews extraneous mechanisms—and the bulk
typical of an ergonomic chair—delivering a lean design with an integrated back-recline
mechanism. The sawhorse base of Fattorini + Rizzini + Partners Design Advisory’s
powder-coated steel table, Cross, is equally straightforward. But the shapes and shades
of Parentesit acoustic wall panels, which accommodate LED backlighting and a Bluetooth
speaker, are nice ‘n’ lively. See page 26 for more. space 339
when: 4:00–6:00PM
who: Davis Furniture
what: Cocktails
where: space 3-115
color fields
when: 4:00–6:00PM
who: Luna Textiles
what: Martini party
where: space 10-106
when: 4:00–6:00PM
who: OFS Brands
what: Cocktails
where: space 1132
when: 4:00–6:00PM
who: Stylex
what: Open-house party
where: space 346
View the floor in a whole new way with
Avant, Dynex SD nylon modular carpet
tile by Tandus Centiva. space 391
when: 4:00–6:30PM
who: Wolf-Gordon
what: Party for Tjep
where: space 10-161
when: 4:00–7:00PM
who: Arcadia
what: Cocktails
where: space 340
when: 4:00–7:00PM
who: Decca Contract
what: Cocktails
where: space 3-101
when: 4:30–6:30PM
who: Global–The Total Office
what: Cocktails
where: space 1035
Noé Duchaufour Lawrance waxes nostalgic about his youth
in southern France, where he spent afternoons skipping stones
across streams. Today, he’s conjured larger versions of those
stones as Colours, a seating system for Bernhardt Design.
Modules fall into two categories: freestanding and connected.
The former range from 32 to 59 inches long. The latter can form
arrangements up to 400 square feet. For upholstery to cover
the molded foam and the hardwood frames, choose any Bernhardt Textiles fabric or leather as well as COM. space 399
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Architects Alberto Basaglia and Natalia Rota Nodari specified sturdy
steel and supple polypropylene for S’mesh, their spare-yet-snug chair for
Diemmebi. But did they realize it was already destined for a makeover?
At Expo Milano 2015, the manufacturer launched a competition to reinterpret the design, giving detached backrests to 50 registered contestants to
get them started. The winner will be announced next March—but the real
champ is here in Chicago this week. space 7-2030B
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A fascination with information systems was what first
drew Benjamin Aranda and Christopher Lasch together when
they were sharing a finals studio at Columbia University’s Graduate School of Architecture, Planning and Preservation. Today, their
digitally driven firm, Aranda/Lasch, has a New York studio, headed
by Aranda, and a second studio in Tucson, where Lasch is based. Still
committed to their original interest in modularity even as their work
grows in scale, the duo seem to have reached a kind of critical mass:
Their very first building, a retail venue in Miami’s Design District, is slated for completion in the spring, and they’re in the midst of designing an outdoor theater in Libreville,
Gabon. In addition, their work has been exhibited at New York’s Museum of Arts and Design and Beijing’s Gallery All, and their collaboration with artist Matthew Ritchie continues
with a suite of sculptures and public seating. We figured it was a good time to check in.
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The London Design Festival fair
Designjunction’s director, Deborah Spencer,
has a personal connection to sudden infant
death syndrome. Her sister and brother-in-law
lost a 3-month-old son, Edward, to SIDS earlier
this year—which is why they founded Teddy’s
Wish to raise funds to aid research. That’s also
why Designjunction hosted “A Child’s Dream,”
a selling exhibition in support of the just launched
organization.
Tom Dixon and Faye Toogood were among the
leading creatives invited to participate in “A Child’s
Dream” by customizing one of two British classics:
a task lamp by Kenneth Grange for Anglepoise or a
chair by Ercol’s Lucian Ercolani. Results, auctioned
online, generated the equivalent of $15,600.
—Annie Block
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nursery furniture
From top: A Modern Primitives
chair in lightweight
expanded polystyrene foam
covered with a spray-on
coating generally used to protect
truck beds from scratching.
Christopher Lasch and Benjamin
Aranda of Aranda/Lasch on similar seating,
made for a Fendi installation during Design Miami
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Wish. Faye Toogood’s Ercol Originals chair wrapped
in rubber-coated rope. Copper foil on Tom Dixon’s
adaptation. Resin feet by Samuel Wilkinson.
Kristjana S. Williams’s collaged reproductions of Victorian drawings, engravings,
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