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The Most Exciting Pieces from The AD Design Show

The Most Exciting Pieces from The AD Design Show

This year’s Architectural Digest Design Show at Piers 92/94 was full of big-name brands with exciting tech innovations. However, a lot of the most exciting designs came from the AD Design Show’s MADE section which featured juried galleries of more than 150 artists and designers from around the world. 

León León’s Acapulco chair isn’t just stylish, it also happens to be made of Pineapple leather (yes, the fruit). The designers are the first brand in the world to utilize the fabric in a useable product.

This hyperrealistic wallpaper from Flavor Paper comes in four mesmerizing color options. Each can make any office or home space feel balmy and tropical even in the dead of winter.

Nobel Truong makes neon acrylic cacti sculptures and lamps that are wired with UV blacklight LEDs. They’re perfect for those of us not gifted with a green thumb (even when it comes to succulents).

Banner’s Haven ergonomic chair is sculpted out of solid ash. They’re available in black or white with leather or exotic calf hair upholstered seats.

Sarkos wallpaper is entirely hand-painted and each panel is one-of-a-kind. The paint creates dazzling textures with shades that change depending on light.

Everything at the Sony Life Space UX booth was exciting, from an incredibly high-definition Short throw projector to the portable version (seen above) that can be project on a wall, ceiling, or table. It can even fake a gorgeous view in a windowless room. There was also a stunning glass sound speaker that offers 360 degree non-directional clear sound. The most affordable product was a LED bulb speaker that can add music—and a warm glow—to any room.

Miele’s Generation 6000 dishwasher, in addition to being supremely quiet and efficient, can now be installed completely flush to the all—instead of a handle, just knock twice to open.

Jennair offers fully integrated and wall-flush designs that come in a variety of options. One of their new features is an obsidian black interior that really makes food visually pop.

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