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On November 8 and 9, Boutique Design New York (BDNY) will return to New York City’s Jacob K. Javits Convention Center for its 17th iteration. The trade show and conference highlights hospitality-related products and design. This year’s theme, “Designed to Be Remembered,” will emphasize details and materials intended to leave indelible impressions. The expo floor will feature more than 700 exhibitors hailing from near and far, including more than 100 first-time participants, displaying the latest flooring products and wallcoverings, lighting fixtures and furniture collections, and more.
Attendees will be able to view hundreds of exhibitor booths, displaying the latest in hospitality-related products. Photo © Capshr
Like past iterations of BDNY, sections of the exhibition hall will feature built-out, immersive environments showcasing some of the latest trends in hospitality design. These installations will offer visitors opportunities to experience products and materials in fully realized settings, rather than as standalone samples or displays. They include a beach-inspired main stage devised by Los Angeles-based Beth Bloom Designs; The Gilded Dare, an opulent, old-world-inflected space designed by L.A.–located Avenue Interior Design for lifestyle brand Ennismore; The Unkindness of Ravens, a lounge-like gathering space with dark upholstered furniture and wallcoverings suffused with ambient lighting, designed by L.A.–based architecture studio Preen; and other installations.
The two-day event will feature numerous panels and presentations by interior design and architecture firms, hospitality groups, and other organizations. Additionally, BDNY will host a breakfast program recognizing leading women in hospitality design, as well as two awards galas.
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The trade show will include immersive installations, including the old-world-inflected The Gilded Dare (1) and the lounge-like The Unkindness Ravens (2). Images © Avenue Interior Design (1); Preen (2)
Last year, RECORD senior editor Matthew Marani visited the trade show and rounded up highlights of several exhibited products. Next fall, BDNY will run concurrently with the International Contemporary Furniture Fair, typically held in May, at the Javits Center for the first time.
Additional information regarding this year’s show can be found here.
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