Designwire Daily: from the editors of Interior Design magazine

Known as Dabblelab, the series targets mainly adults with classes on varied topics such as contour drawing, book binding, macrame, and beekeeping.

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The revamp—the Mart’s first major changes in 30-plus years—was considered essential for meeting the needs of today’s shelter industry.

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Interior Design deputy editor Annie Block, also one of the fair’s jurors, drew a crowd to the fair over the weekend when she led a walking tour of her 15 favorite booths.

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Here, Ed Ng—a graduate of Hong Kong Polytechnic University who began his career at Chadda Siembieda & Associates followed by P&T Architect & Engineering before launching AB Concept with Ngan—offers his take on craftsmanship, design essentials, and AB’s unique vocabulary.

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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.

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Designer Theresa Fatino has unveiled six renovated suites at the W Scottsdale hotel in Arizona, one of several recent projects heating up the local design scene this season.

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A pair of highly anticipated fairs are debuting in New York next week, coinciding with Frieze Art Fair and unofficially kicking off NYCxDesign.

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Marking a major milestone for both companies, Herman Miller has agreed to take ownership of Maharam for approximately $156 million.

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Canadian design firm Igloodgn planted handmade tiles from Ceramica Bardelli throughout the interior space of the Qingdao metro station in China.

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The very high expectations of today’s clients was one of the ideas that garnered a universal nod of assent among panelists at IIDA’s and Interior Design’s recent principals roundtable in Washington, D.C.

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