We check out the Architectural Digest Design Show to see what the world of interiors and design had to offer.

Thank you to Michael Yarinsky for helping us out by scoping out the Architectural Digest Home Design Show this past weekend. Michael is designer in Brooklyn focused on interiors, architecture, products, and curation. His design practice focuses on the building of a design community through collaboration. He founded Cooler Gallery that serves as a physical space in Brooklyn for conversations around the intersection of art/design. Michael has worked on interiors and architecture projects with some of Design Milk?s favorite design studios – Calico Wallpaper, Ladies and Gentlemen Studio, Caroline Z Hurley, Huy Bui, Madera Surfaces, Reform, and A/D/O as well as helping us with last year?s Milk Stand at ICFF :)
Instead of my typical trade show experience of feeling underwhelmed, jaded, and feeling like my eyes were glazed over from the shear vastness and lack of oxygen in the recirculated air, the Architectural Digest Design Show always delivers the goods. I?m (pretty obviously from that last bit) not typically one for trade shows, but the AD Design Show is a show where the visitors can actually discover new and genuinely interesting design. The event showcases a wide variety of products and furniture for the interiors trade, but the standout section annually is MADE ? a juried selection of galleries, artists, and designers that are pushing t...