ICFF New York 2019

  • ICFF New York 2019
  • Stories - May 2019

The 30th annual ICFF 2019 NYC is sadly over! We miss it already but we’d like to take this opportunity to thank everyone who visited our booth!

We had an amazing experience and are grateful to everyone who stopped by to see the launch of our Nebulae Horizontal Collection!

Across 4 days, and alongside 900 other exhibitors from over 60 countries. Ross Gardam showcased the latest product collection, The Nebulae Horizontal. Set against the backdrop of the newest frontier of what’s best and what’s next for luxury interior design. ICFF attracts more than 38,000 attendees in the design industry. Each looking to be inspired by the international composition of exhibitors.  We couldn’t have been more proud and excited to be exhibiting once again.

After a successful launch at ICFF 2019 in New York, the Nebulae Horizontal joins our existing Nebulae Collection. Further building onto an already modular series of captivating interior lighting products!

If you missed the opportunity to attend the show and see our products in person, here are a few highlights from our stand!

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This is a big bold property, featuring pieces which are able to hold their own. Kimberley-Jade Bawden Design, started from an original art work by Dale Frank.

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Gabriel Saunders reimagines a traditional Melbourne worker’s cottage; the design blends heritage and modern restraint.

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Rook is a considered collection of stools, subtly inspired by the decorative forms of traditional chess pieces.

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Studio Pulp transforms a former 1960s apartment block at Church Point into a grounded, sculptural retreat. Layered with soft curves, textured finishes and a palette drawn from Pittwater’s coastal landscape.

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We launched the Dwell Lounge Collection with Stylecraft, celebrating with the Australian design community as Ross shared the thinking and craftsmanship behind the new range.

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Eastop Architects were presented with a compact site embedded in a tight, one-way street off a busy part of Windsor.

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Nickolas Gurtler fashions a black and white palette for Sydney hair studio Cole Hair, designed to evoke a sense of internal fierceness with elements inspired by Tom Ford.

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Deep in the heart of the West Hobart Bush lies a unique hidden designer retreat.

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FMD Architects’ Queens Chambers delivers relaxed beauty. Endeavouring to provide for the duality of work and rest. The space transitions with the day, and a pull of a curtain.

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