Collection by Sara Carpenter

Checking In On WantedDesign 2013

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Now in its third year, WantedDesign is proving to be a crucial stop on the New York Design Week train.

This year, a cast of international designers brought their wares through conversation series, workshops, and a Module-R pop-up shop to the Terminal Stores for New York Design Week. From a colorful showing by Central American designers to a celebration of 40 years of Ligne Roset’s Togo, we’ve pulled together a few of the many chairs, accessories, and lights that stopped us in our tracks.

The Helix Table by Chris Hardy for DWR is a perfect triumvirate of glass, wood, and brass.
Also from DWR, the Ø chair by designer Asher Israelow.
Made from hand-blown glass and wood, the Industrial Pendant Lamp from Kaschkasch Cologne for DWR, can hang alone or as...
The Botón side tables by Guatemala and Florida-based Labrica make a subtle nod to their namesake with tops resembling...
Philippe Starck’s eco-conscious faucet design for Axor took cues from nature for its organic form.
From media storage gurus Atocha Design, a covetable record cabinet for design-minded music lovers.
A detail of Midas, a textural wool and bamboo silk rug from Tsar.
Brad Ascalon teamed up with Juniper to create a table designed from off-the-shelf stock materials.
To celebrate 40 years of Michel Ducharoy’s iconic Togo sofa, Ligne Roset is releasing the collection in two new...
Puerto Rican design collective Design in Puerto Rico brought the color for their WantedDesign debut with the Quince...
Effeti stood alone in representing kitchen design, and held their own with the showing of the BK1 and BK2 systems.
Distinguished crystal manufacturer Saint-Louis charged three female designers (Paola Navone, Kiki Van Eijk, and Ioanna...
Bernhardt Design traveled to El Salvador to present The Carrot Concept, works from a design collective in El Salvador.
The Stokk chandelier by Urbancase from Standard Socket’s first collection consists of one to five walnut arms, all...
From Joe Doucet, the Fetish Ashtray is looking sinfully good in 24 carat gold.
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