Housing Works’ Design on a Dime Raises 1.1 Million
by Matthew Powell | posted 9:30 am
The proceeds of the fundraiser will go towards the organization’s Jefferson Avenue Residence and the new Hull Street Residence in Brooklyn.
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by Jennifer Krichels | posted 10:40 am
Reclaim NYC, the charity design organization founded in the wake of last October’s Superstorm Sandy, will host its second furniture exhibit and sale to benefit victims of the storm during New York Design Week.
by Matthew Powell | posted 9:30 am
The proceeds of the fundraiser will go towards the organization’s Jefferson Avenue Residence and the new Hull Street Residence in Brooklyn.
by Kat Aul | posted 4:16 pm
Leucos has collaborated with an all-star team of designers, along with local companies in Milan and Venice, to put an iconic lamp to good use—helping to bring a little more joy to sick children and their families.
by Lauren DeBellis | posted 9:30 am
Net-Works, a charitable commerce collaboration between carpet manufacturer Interface and the Zoological Society of London, has been given the green light.
by Olivia Farquharson | posted 1:08 pm
The IIDA New York Chapter recently hosted its 5th Annual Sustainable Quilt Auction at Openhouse Gallery in New York.
by James Graham | posted 9:00 am
When La Source, a Paris-based organization that exposes under-privileged kids to art, was looking for a way to raise funds for international expansion, they approached the Bouroullecs and voilà, “Metal Side Table Revistée” was born.
by Jennifer Krichels | posted 3:51 pm
More than 25 New York-based designers are in the final stretch of an initiative to raise money for victims of Superstorm Sandy, which hit the northeast with high winds and massive flooding more than a month ago.
by Olivia Farquharson | posted 9:30 am
Textiles and upholstery innovator Knoll Luxe has teamed up with bed and mattress manufacturer Savoir Beds to increase support and awareness for the Christopher and Dana Reeve Foundation.
by Matthew Powell | posted 9:29 am
As the clock ticked down to 8:30 p.m. on Monday evening, the Ralph Pucci International showroom in New York was in a frenzy. People hovered around 88 lots including furniture, photographs, sculptures, and paintings as a not-so-silent auction came to a close.
by Staff | posted 4:40 pm
The New York chapter of the Hospitality Industry Network (NEWH) is pitching in to help restore and reconstruct the restaurants and bars in South Street Seaport that were destroyed by Hurricane Sandy.