DINING BY DESIGN
Last week I posted some of my favorites from DIFFA Dining By Design 2015 and today I am bringing you the remainder of the tables on view. DIFFA’s Dining by Design was filled with a variety of styles and design aesthetics – some very conceptual, others paying homage to the product they represent, and even traditional place settings that one would find in their own home. How we choose to dine differs from culture and lifestyle. Regardless of the differences, each table represented at Dining By Designed shared the same goal 0each design served – to raise money and awareness for those currently battling AIDS and HIV while celebrating the joy of design and entertaining. In no particular order, here are the table designs:
Smart Water
essie, designed by Robert Verdi
Calvin Klein Home
HBF & HBF Textiles designed by Ghislaine Viñas Interior Design
EGE, designed by Adrien Alexander
Cosentino and Benjamin Moore, designed by Tyler Wisler
Gaggenau and Caesarstone
Interior Design, designed by Ali Tayar of Parallel Design
M. Moser Architects
Ottawa, Canada’s Capital designed by Geoff Howell Studio
Manhattan Magazine & Fendi Casa, designed by Noelia Ibánez
Luxe Interiors + Design
NYSID (New York School of Interior Design) designed by Emma Sawrey, Alexandra Sobolewski, Sun Woong Youm, Zhaoxu Vince Tong
Spin Ceramics, designed by Kitty Hawks
Pratt Institute, designed by Calesher Ellis, Dana Green, Paola Ligonde, Yu Zhang
Marc Blackwell New York
Design Within Reach
In case you missed last week’s post, Highlights from DIFFA’s Dining By Design- Part 1, stop by the blog to see my favorite tables from the event. There’s still more coverage on the AD Show, including my top picks, so stay tuned!
