The New York Metro Chapter of ASID Announces “Best in Show” Award Winners at the Architectural Digest Design Show
The New York Chapter of the American Society of Interior Design (ASID) announces the winners of the “Best in Show” Awards at the Architectural Digest Design Show. Fourteen distinguished brands were chosen for their creativity, innovation and sustainability from both an installation and products perspective. With over 400 brands in a range of categories, narrowing down the field was no easy feat.
After careful consideration, the esteemed jury, which consisted of ASID New York Metro designers including James Rixner, Audrey Kerchner, Susan Anthony, Diana Mosher, Phyllis Harbinger, Jackie Higgins, and Miriam Makram, selected the following from the FURNISH and REFRESH areas of the show:
- Best in Show – Floor: New Growth Designs
- Best in Show – Wall Treatment: Benjamin Moore
- Best in Show – Plumbing: Rohl
- Best in Show –Furniture: Sossego
- Best in Show – Lighting: Hubbardton Forge
- Best in Show – Overall Design: JennAir
- Most Innovative Appliance: Blomberg Dryer
- Most Innovative Material: BASWA acoustic North America
- Most Innovative Product: JM Lifestyles
The jury also made several selections from the MADE section of independent artisans and makers. These include:
- Best in Show – Sustainable Design: David Stine Furniture
- Best in Show – Lighting: Luke Lamp Co
- Best in Show – Adaptive Reuse: Counter Culture
- Best in Show – Overall Design: Bones Studio
- Best in Show – Most Innovative Product: Facture Studio
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About ASID
The American Society of Interior Designers believes that design transforms lives. ASID serves the full range of the interior design profession and practice through the Society’s programs, networks, and advocacy. We thrive on the strength of cross-functional and interdisciplinary relationships among designers of all specialties, including workplace, healthcare, retail and hospitality, education, institutional, and residential. We lead interior designers in shared conversations around topics that matter: from evidence-based and human centric design to social responsibility, well-being, and sustainability. We showcase the impact of design on the human experience and the value interior designers provide.
ASID was founded over 40 years ago when two organizations became one, but its legacy dates back to the early 1930s. As we celebrate nearly 85 years of industry leadership, we are leading the future of interior design, continuing to integrate the advantages of local connections with national reach, of small firms with big, and of the places we live with the places we work, play, and heal. The ASID New York Metro Chapter represents approximately 1800 members including 900 Designers, 600 Industry Partners and 300 Student members. It offers a rich program of engaging educational and social events in collaboration with the extensive resources of the New York design community. Learn more at asidnymetro.org.
About the Architectural Digest Design Show
The 17th annual Architectural Digest Design Show, held from March 22–25 at Piers 92 & 94 in New York City, showcases the best in the design and luxury market. The four-day fair features more than 400 premium brands and covers a range of categories, including: accessories, appliances, art, beds, building products, carpets & rugs, children’s furniture, closet systems, connected home, design services, electronics, fireplaces, flooring, furniture, hardware, lighting, metalwork & stairs, outdoor furnishings, paint, prefab homes, safes, spas, stone & tile, tabletop, wall coverings, windows & doors, and window treatments. From product launches to special events to panel discussions with top design leaders on a variety of topics, the show is a must attend for the industry’s professionals and discerning consumers. The Architectural Digest Design Show is produced by The Mart, a Vornado Property and hosted by Architectural Digest. For more about the show, visit ADDesignShow.com.