Design Miami: Recap
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Greg Lynn designed a massive, color-changing installation for Swarovski that sat between the VIP lounge and the bathrooms.
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This bed is from designer Peter Marigold's Palindrome Series.
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The headboard of the bed by Peter Marigold shows his flowery visual signature.
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Here is a table and bench from Peter Marigold's Palindrome Series shown by the New York City gallery Moss.
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The best collection of the show was the 2009 Palindrome Series by Peter Marigold shown by the gallery Moss.
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French designer Francois Azambourg's prototype lamp Sputnik was one of my favorites.
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These bright blocks and non-functioning ladders came from artist Ben Jones shown by Johnson Trading Gallery.
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Artist and designer Ben Jones added a much-needed dash of color to Design Miami with his Beehaven collection.
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This dog-shaped bench from Ben Jones was the only functional piece of work he showed.
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The first thing that caught my eye entering the tent was Lotty Lindeman's Tassenkast collection of luggage.
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Imagined as tiny cabinets, Lotty Lindeman's Tassenkast luggage was portable, charming and all hand-made.
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The temporary tent that housed Design Miami this year was designed by the New York firm Aranda\Lasch.
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