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Interior Design recaps a selection of the year’s outstanding NYCxDESIGN expositions, many of which are works by female-identifying designers and curators.

NYCxDesign kicks off today, and AN’s editors have put together a preview of eight events, installations, and new collections to check out.

Returning to New York, ICFF and WantedDesign Manhattan 2023 bring a cohesive and interactive event, cutting-edge design and new spaces to meet.

In may 2023 ICFF and wanteddesign manhattan, the city's concurrent fairs during NYCxDESIGN, join under the same leadership for the first time.

During Milan Design Week 2022, the Japanese design brand Ariake presented Cipango,set in a private residential apartment at Porta Venezia.

Our favorites from Alcova at Milan Design Week 2022 include furniture, installations, and designs by OMA, Sabine Marcelis, and Refractory.

As furniture fair Salone del Mobile returned to full capacity after the coronavirus pandemic, a number of Japanese brands chose to hold exhibitions during Milan design week for the first time.

A brutalist apartment and a house in Virginia feature in our lookbook showcasing dining spaces that use sculptural pendant lights and chandeliers.

LOS ANGELES – Furniture startup, Dims, recently launched an outdoor furniture line by Dutch designer Christian Heikoop, and now the Los Angeles-based company is gearing up to launch a line of furniture NFTs based on Heikoop’s designs. Eugene Kim, Dims’s founder and CEO, said in a statement, “Crypto and smart contracts had been on our radar for years, but once NFTs took center stage last year, we started to understand how some of the technology could be harnessed for what we do.”

2021 Best of Year winner for Kitchen. For their TriBeCa pied-à-terre, a young professional couple was seeking a home that would keep the stresses of outside life out and “hush the hustle,” as Dash Marshall partner Ritchie Yao puts it. The home's anchor space is the 2021 Best of Year winner for Kitchen.