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As part of Design Week, the International Contemporary Furniture Fair has hit the Javitz Center. For Gothamist, it's all about the green. We love the funky, yet functional Coup Dresser by Object Interiors, which is very environmentally friendly, made from 100% recycled and renewable materials. Six of NY's leading sustainable design studios will be highlighted at ICFF at the Green6 booth. (The Ouray table and chairs by featured Moe Design Studio are a personal favorite.)
Gothamist also recommends checking out the Andrea Claire lamps, which bring a bit of nature into your living room with none of the nasty pollen to boot.
For more sustainable design, visit the HauteGREEN exhibition May22nd in Williamsburg, Brooklyn. For more on ICFF, check out Inhabitat's detailed blog; there is a program about "Making Smart Green Choices" on Sunday.
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Does anyone know if you need to pay to get in as a member of the general public?
I know that the HauteGREEN exhibition is free, other than that I'm not sure.
you must pay for ICFF if you are not a "member of the trade" and have not pre-registered. See their website: http://www.icff.com/