Photo: Courtesy of Egg Collective1/9Egg Collective’s “Designing Women”
Fifteen female designers and artists, including lighting savant Lindsey Adelman, have teamed up to creative this one-of-a kind exhibition. Egg Collective, which was founded by three female designers six years ago, has always emphasized female empowerment. Putting their money where their mouths are, 20 percent of all sales go to benefit Girls, Inc. of New York City.
Photo: Courtesy of Apparatus2/9Apparatus at Collective Design
New York–based design firm Apparatus has a full new line of lighting and furniture on display. The collectsion, which also includes design objects, was inspired by early-20th-century European design, particularly Viennese pieces and the Art Deco movement.
Photo: Adam Ryder3/9Calico Wallpaper’s Collaborations at Collective Design
Woodlands, Fields, Moors by Faye Toogood, pictured here, is an immersive mural experience. Nick and Rachel Cope, the husband-wife team behind Calico, are also debuting a collaboration with design world darling Ana Kraš. Kraš’s work is titled Mira & Miloš.
Photo: Cary Whittier4/9Ghost and Thaw by Fernando Mastrangelo at Collective Design
White, dreamy, and celestial, Fernando Mastrangelo’s new works are both detailed and minimalist. This is Mastrangelo’s first foray into lighting design.
Photo: Courtesy of Eskayel5/9Eskayel
Queen of the watery wallpaper aesthetic, Eskayel has done it again with its latest pop-up. This time, however, it’s released bowls, bangles, and more.
Photo: Courtesy of Rooms/The Future Perfect6/9“Alchemy” by Rooms at The Future Perfect
Georgian designers Keti Toloraia and Nata Janberidze founded their design collectsion Rooms as a way to make Tbilisi-based wares that reflected their country’s Eastern and Western influences. Their gold-tinged “Alchemy” line is on view at The Future Perfect.
Photo: Courtesy of Carl Hansen & Son7/9Anker Bak’s Rocking Nest chair at Carl Hansen & Son
Danish designer Anker Bak debuts his new piece, Rocking Nest chair, at Carl Hansen & Son’s NYC flagship store. The collapsable chair is made up of leather, canvas, and wood, and looks right at nome in Carl Hansen’s latest boutique.
Photo: Eric Petschek8/9Pelle’s “Past Presence” collaboration with jeweler Erie Basin at Collective Design
Jewelry techniques, from imbedded gemstones to silver plating, can be glimpsed in each and every piece. “Past Presence,” the title of the collectsion, includes both lighting and furniture.
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Photo: Scott Rudd, Courtesy of Collective Design9/9“Waiting Room: Noguchi/Stadler” at Collective Design
Isamu Noguchi and Robert Stadler are featured in the meditative installation, “Waiting Room: Noguchi/Stadler.” This is the first time Noguchi’s work has been paired with that of a contemporary designer.
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