Peter Guthrie, DDG; Jes Paone, DDG; Alex Polier; and Ghislaine Viñas make for a festive group.

Party-goers gathered in one of the two condos presented at the event.

Theo Richardson and Alexander Williams of Rich, Brilliant, Willing enjoyed the unseasonably warm weather on the 2nd floor terrace.

A BDDW furnished bedroom with custom Lindsey Adelman lighting.

The Future Perfect gang share a drink as guests admire their handiwork.

DDG CEO Joe McMillan and Peter Guthrie, the architect behind 345meatpacking celebrate the unveiling of their latest project.

Laura Beck, Dwell's Director of Communication Alex Polier, and lighting designer Lindsey Adelman.

The couple stockpiles wood under the deck.

Exploratory demolition revealed enough space in the kitchen for an Asko washer-dryer and a full-size refrigerator.

She was even able to squeeze in a compact stacked washer and a vented dryer.

A glass slider and a stackable LG washer and dryer maximize space in the laundry area, which includes a small utility closet.

The mud room in the shipping container offers plenty of space for the family to remove shoes and store sports equipment.

The laundry is tucked away beside the kitchen. A skylight floods the small space with natural light, and cat doors provide the resident feline with easy access to the litter box kept here.

Party-goers gathered in one of the two condos presented at the event.

This Roll & Hill ceiling fixture was quite the hit.

Bishop is an avid record collector—Rolling Stones albums are a sought-after favorite—and he keeps his vinyl in the shelving unit ”1.1,” a reproduction of Arbel’s first completed work. The kids can often be found playing video games at the desk in the great room.

"Custom cabinetry really made all the difference in this project," says Cheng.

The floor tile is the Zebra Terrazzo from the Cement Tile Shop.

A communal laundry area.

Charles Brill of Rich, Brilliant, Willing and Jason Miller of Roll & Hill smile for the camera.

Aaron Schurgin and Thom Filicia gather in the Future Perfect–designed library.

A Model 78 side chair by Niels Otto Møller tucks into a custom desk in the master bedroom, a home base from which Friedlander works remotely. The brass pendant light is by Allied Maker.

Laundry room with a view.

Shauna Mei, AHAlife founder, and Michela O'Connor Abrams, Dwell President, recently launched the Dwell + AHAlife shoppable holiday catalog.

Being able to stow away extra seating is a necessity for small space entertaining. These lightweight Spin Stackable Stools stack up in a rainbow spiral for easy storage.

Mudroom

British designer Lee Broom is transforming unoccupied shops to create his Department Store exhibition, the launch of over new products, including the Crescent light shown here. Via Alfredo Cappellini 16.

Vintage bent plywood stacking chairs by Roland Rainer are purposeful and can be moved to suit any situation.

With over 18 new escalators installed, the design has no shortage of potential viewpoints. The design is 82 feet tall, uses 140 tons of steel, and soars through the atrium thanks to its double-curved parabolic shape.

At an immersive installation entitled the Department Store, British designer Lee Broom unveiled over 20 new designs in a Kubrick-esque setting—easily our favorite of Salone 2015. See a video here.

Gander’s lounge sports a 69-foot-long, 12-foot-tall mural by Canadian artist Kenneth Lochhead, overlooked by Christen Sorensen armchairs.

The Jumpr Stack By EnerPlex is a pack of three thin batteries capable of boosting the juice in most smartphones by 90 percent or more. Plug in the bottom battery, and the charge rises through the stack. The idea is that the batteries can be charged, then distributed among the members of a busy family. Photo courtesy of EnerPlex.

Laundry room