AZURE_2014_09.pdf

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Yabu Pushelberg threw the best party,
hands down. In a SoHo gallery space, DJs
spun, a food truck served tacos, and the
furniture on display literally winked. Blink
for Stellar Works features icons of eyes,
hands and circles set into screens and
commodes and stitched onto sofas.
stellarworks.com, yabupushelberg. com
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At WantedDesign, Seletti served up Luca
Nichetto’s Inception dish trays, modelled
after Manhattan’s cluster of high-rises. At
ICFF, it herded together Sending Animals,
Marcantonio Raimondi Malerba’s line of
wooden cabinetry shaped like geese, pigs
and cows, with multiple dividers – just like
cuts of meat on a chart. seletti. it
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10 natural progression
Swedish manufacturer David Design and
Toronto’s Patty Johnson added a new item
to the Haida collection: this flawless stool
in solid ash comes in three heights (45, 65
and 75 centimetres), in natural lacquer or
stained black. daviddesign. se
11 casting shadows
At the Intro/NY show in a loft-like warehouse,
Toronto’s Castor launched its Black
Metal line, inspired by the mockumentary
Spinal Tap. Their pure, unadorned pieces,
including the Conic Section lights with sleek
black chrome–plated cages, are nothing
to chuckle at. castordesign. ca
102 sept 2014