Events
The Decorative Fair was an instant hit with designers, decorators and the trade, and has become an internationally renowned thrice-yearly event. Offering an exciting range of stock far broader than any traditional antiques event, in a relaxed and inspiring setting, the Fair goes from strength to strength.
Under curatorial director Glenn Adamson’s chosen theme, Blue Sky, over 45 world-leading galleries will present contemporary and historic highlights that demonstrate the power of a ‘blue sky thinking’ approach to design – past, present, and future.
ATLANTA, GA – November 21, 2024 – AmericasMart Atlanta will debut “Elevate Outdoor – Designer Experience,”…
The Palm Springs Modernism Show & Sale is the premier showcase of iconic mid-century modern and contemporary design, featuring 130 exhibitors from around the world.
Mark your calendars for Spring 2025: April 20 – May 18 the 60th Pasadena Showcase House of Design opens at the historic Bauer Estate and Gardens
Returning to Design Miami for the first time since 2019, Joseph Walsh is delighted to present Context and Collaboration, a Special Project of the 20th edition of the fair. This presentation marks the US premiere of the international designer’s latest works in wood, in a dialogue with Irish ceramic artist Sara Flynn, following an acclaimed exhibition during Paris Art Week 2024.
In honor of its impressive two decades of programming, this year the Modernism Week team worked closely with neighborhood partners and homeowners of exclusive and seldom-seen homes to offer limited tours of significant homes that have been showcased in previous years. These tours celebrate the rich legacy of the Desert Modernist architects and feature many of the stunning homes they designed. Some of the homes include the Steve McQueen residence, the Sinatra Estate, the Arthur Elrod “Escape House,” Albert Frey, William Cody and Donald Wexler’s private residences, and the Raymond Loewy Residence.
How do we work today and how will we work tomorrow if traditional desk work can take
place anywhere and is increasingly being changed by artificial intelligence?
The High Point Market doesn’t just embrace designers, it is, in many ways, oriented around them. But interior designers are making their mark on the show, too.
SHOW NOT SHOW at Dutch Design Week is a group exhibition by six designers under the name The Best Kept Spoilers: Lucas Zito, Pepijn Fabius Clovis, Aad Bos (Mokko), Studio Luuk van Laarhoven, Frank Penders and Marc Meeuwissen (Dear Objects). On display will be mainly functional and autonomous objects.