Posted by Rebecca Goldberg on December 8 at 9:21 AM
Interior Design magazine hosted the selection of new products and projects on Dec. 3.
While the crowd was still excited about the Hall of Fame dinner from the night before, hundreds packed the theatre in the Guggenheim to celebrate the best new products and projects of 2009. The competition was stiff, too.
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Posted by Gina Miller on December 7 at 12:00 AM
Is disrupting a party to give a toast necessary? Not if you have a blog.
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Posted by Rebecca Goldberg on December 3 at 2:21 AM
The design industry came out in full force for the Interior Design’s Hall of Fame event at the Waldorf Astoria last night, Dec. 2. Nearly 1,200 joined in the celebration—cocktail parties, dinner and even some dancing.
As a first timer, it was exciting to see a room filled with some of the most glamorous in interior design. The Waldorf Astoria was all decked out in its holiday gear as well.
Inductees Tony Chi, tonychi and associates; Vladimir Kagan, The Vladimir Kagan Design Group; Nick Luzietti, VOA Associates; Leo Marmol & Ron Radziner, Marmol Radziner + Associates took their time at the podium and thanked their staff, families and took a few extra minutes to show us some personality.
Nick Luzietti, a crowd favorite, even managed to change costumes during his acceptance speech.
For the first time, a firm was inducted as Gensler was presented with a 25th Anniversary Special Award.
For more images and photos, visit: http://www.interiordesign.net/HoFEvent/
Check back tomorrow for a report from Interior Design’s Best of Year Awards tonight!
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