In its 2nd year, WantedDesign was back with a multitude of designers, architects, manufacturers, students, and more for an exhibition that ran during the unofficial New York Design Week . The event is meant to bring about new relationships and to spread ideas. The Tunnel was buzzing with creative energy and brilliant design and it’s definitely an event not to be missed. Designer Todd Bracher partnered with 3M Architectural Markets to create Lightfalls , a lighting installation that utilizes the laws of physics to bounce light repeatedly from a single source

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NY Design Week 2012: WantedDesign

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Interior designer David Harris is a founding partner and one of the forces behind a fabulous pair of New York City furniture companies, The New Traditionalists and ducduc . While The New Traditionalists designs are entrenched in the classics, the approach is wholly of this era, with a multitude of custom, come-up-with-your-own-design fabrics and finishes. ducduc is a modern dream for kids, all glossy, sleek, and white, accented with bright color bursts. The design magic happens in the Soho studio, and the building takes place not far beyond, in facilities in New England, using old-fashioned furniture making techniques. You can get a glimpse of Harris’ classic and current day influences in this week’s Friday Five

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Friday Five with David Harris

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Each chestnut-legged carpenter stool by Jethro Macey is characterized by a unique form. In addition, the high gloss seat top comes in a multitude of colors. I instantly thought of the game Bejeweled when I saw the seat for the first time. via Pan-Dan ©2010 Design Milk | Posted by Catrina in Home Furnishings | Permalink | No comments | Tweet This | Share on Facebook Facebook – Bejeweled – Design Milk – Home and Garden – Shopping

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Carpenter Stool by Jethro Macey

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