Axis Chairs from Source International
A X I S on display✨
@sourceinternationaldesign's Axis chairs look amazing in this cafe space. Their sleek and sturdy frames are the perfect complement to this industrial chic setting.
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Photographer: Chiron Duong
Title: Identification I
Shot in 2020, this work examines the facades of society; "Identification: the psychological transformation of a person affects his behavior, his style. Do we need to get rid of fake faces/masks? We try to find an identity, but all this leads to cyclically repeating events...We again lay on the floor, without a face...Who am I? Why am I? In search of utopia. Perhaps our mission is to be faceless?" (Chiron Duong).
Large scale framed photography available through The Selects Gallery.
Edition of 5
COOTIE had a rough childhood. He had the cooties for years. All the other birds never wanted to get near him.This rejection made him all the more flamboyant and outgoing. Now you won’t find him without an entourage in tow.
COOTIE reigns supreme in his popularity and overzealous personality. A simple, clean, and lux layout with this fun feathered friend.
California designed and printed
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Korantemaa Larbi is a design studio specializing in African-inspired design products, and aimed at creating a niche for black and Afrocentric aesthetics in the international design market. With our range of products, which include upholstery textiles and wallcoverings, along with other soft furnishings and products, the options for designers and consumers alike open up.
Reach out to daniel.tillman@c3design.info for information on this new collection
New Collection for C3 Designs:
WITH 24 YEARS OF EXPERIENCE AS A VISUAL ARTIST AND PHOTOGRAPHER, WEIRDOH BIRDS FOUNDER, ORIT HARPAZ
(HENCE THE OH IN WEIRDOH), COMBINES HER LOVE OF DRAWING BIRDS AND INTERIOR DESIGN TO CREATE A GROOVY UPSCALE AND EXCLUSIVE BRAND FROM HER STUDIO IN LOS ANGELES, CALIFORNIA.
THE CURRENT COLLECTION IS A COLLABORATION WITH FASHION DESIGNER, GREG HERMAN.
HATCHED IN 2016, WEIRDOH BIRDS IS AN INNOVATIVE, COLLABORATIVE, AND CREATIVELY FORWARD LIFESTYLE BRAND WITH A PRIMARY FOCUS ON HOME AND HOSPITALITY PRODUCTS. A LINE OF UNIQUE WALLCOVERINGS, LINENS, AND OTHER INNOVATIVE, QUIRKY CREATIONS.
Shot in 1994 Rue de Passy in the 16th arrondissement of Paris for Marie Claire Bis, by Andre Carrara, this image is part of a series where fiction borders with reportage.
With clear cinematographic atmosphere, it may capture the end of a romantic moment, or an impossible one. It contains some of the artist's favorite theme's with a solid narrative feel, black and white contrasts and location-based shots.
Available in an edition of 20
Reach out if you would like information regarding this image for your next space.
A custom Babylon Wallcovering with sewn dimensional felt hangs as an artistic accent within Mizu, the newly renovated restaurant atop the Hyatt Centric in the heart of Charlotte’s SouthPark neighborhood.
Near the end of the 18th Century, the Shakers of Mount Lebanon, New York formed an intentional, faith-based society that thrived well into the 19th Century. The Shakers are celebrated as pioneers of modern design—for their architecture, interiors, furnishings, and landscape—as well as for being pioneers of diversity and inclusion. In Shaker society, women and people of color played equal roles in governance, creative pursuits, and cultural development.
This program, developed by the AIANY Custom Residential Architecture Network (CRAN) in partnership with the Shaker Museum, will explore the question, "Did the diversity of Shaker society drive their remarkable innovations?" At the program, attendees will view three short video presentations exploring Shaker design, the role of women and people of color in Shaker society, and the impact of the Shakers on contemporary design.
Following the presentations, Lacy Shutz of the Shaker Museum will moderate a roundtable conversation, asking panelists and audience members to tap into their own experiences to envision how embracing diversity can impact the design industry today.
Speakers:
Dylan Davis, Founder, Ladies & Gentlemen Studio
Jerry Grant, Director of Research, Shaker Museum
Sharon Duane Koomler, Author
Jean Lee, Founder, Ladies & Gentlemen Studio
Maggie Taft, Preceptor, University of Chicago
Reggie Wilson, Artistic Director and Founder, Fist and Heel Performance Group
Moderator:
Lacy Schutz, Executive Director, Shaker Museum
About the Speakers:
Dylan Davis and Jean Lee are the bicoastal co-founders of Ladies & Gentlemen Studio. The studio focuses on creating a diverse set of residential products, including furniture, fixtures, and art objects, as well as supporting community-based design explorations such as “Furnishing Utopia.”
Jerry Grant is the Director of Collections and Research at the Shaker Museum, Chatham, New York. He has worked with the Museum collections for the past 35 years. Prior to coming to the Shaker Museum was the Director at Hancock Shaker Village. He is educated and trained as a librarian with a specialty in rare books and archives.
Lacy Schutz is Executive Director of Shaker Museum, which stewards the world’s most comprehensive collection of Shaker archives and material culture. She previously held leadership positions at the Museum of the City of New York and was the founding archivist at the Clark Art Institute in Williamstown, MA. Schutz is overseeing the expansion of Shaker Museum into a new facility in Chatham, NY designed by Selldorf Architects.
Sharon Duane Koomler, author, educator, and Shaker Scholar holds a Bachelor of Arts in Folk Studies from Indiana University and a Master of Arts in Folklore/Historic Preservation from Western Kentucky University. She was Director of Education at Shaker Museum at South Union, Kentucky; Curator of Collections at Hancock Shaker Village, Massachusetts; Formerly Curator and Director of the Museum at Shaker Museum.
Maggie Taft is Founding Director of the Haddon Avenue Writing Institute, a community-based writing center for teenage girls. Before establishing the institute, she earned a PhD in art history from the University of Chicago, where her dissertation, “Making Danish Modern, 1945–1960,” received the 2015 Dean’s Distinguished Dissertation Award in the Humanities. From 2014 to 16 she served as Andrew W. Mellon Postdoctoral Fellow in Modeling Interdisciplinary Inquiry at Washington University in St. Louis.
Reggie Wilson is the Artistic Director and Founder of Fist & Heel Performance Group. He is a choreographer, performer, and educator, who teaches and conducts workshops and community projects, and has had his work presented nationally and internationally. Wilson is a recipient of the Minnesota Dance Alliance’s McKnight National Fellowship (2000-2001), is a 2002 BESSIE recipient, and is a 2002 John Simon Guggenheim Fellow.
This event is offered in person and virtually; proof of vaccination (for those eligible) and masking are required in order to attend in person. Beverages will be served. Masks are recommended when not actively drinking. Read our full Health and Safety Protocol here.
If you register for an online ticket, you will receive an email with a Zoom link to access the program.
Organized by
AIANY Custom Residential Architects Network
Get involved with SQBee! Join us in person or virtually on Teams. In addition to having multiple ways to attend the Bee, we have multiple ways to participate in the quilting!
Team Quilting:
Typically, teams are formed to create quilts made from unwanted textiles and samples from our industry. These teams usually divvy up the work amongst themselves and share their progress during quilting bees. If you have a team or a concept and would like to participate this way, AWESOME! Thanks for keeping our quilting tradition alive! We’re so excited to see what you’ve created. Come to a Bee to share what you’ve been working on; pick out fabrics; or work on your quilt.
Quilt-A-Palooza Style:
A new way to join the SQBee community! Quilts will be created based on a design by a prominent designer from our industry. The work for these quilts will be done during Quilt-a-Palooza sessions / Bees where anyone can lend a hand in any part of the process (cutting, pinning, sewing, pressing). This is a great way to get involved if you don’t have a team, don’t have the time to commit to an entire quilt or want to get your feet wet with the Sustainable Quilt Auction.
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Abstract Modern
The Abstract Modern collection of textiles, wallpaper and laminates from Emily Ziz. Digital printing on many substrates with a short turnaround time.