OUR ICFF FAVORITES 2016

This years ICFF was dominated by wood and LED lights. Overall there was a focus on unaltered building materials like stainless steel, concrete, and as mentioned above wood. Here are some of our favorites:

Pantosh Chair:

The original design of the Pantosh easychair was born of the fusion of two pieces of furniture: the Panton chair by Danish architect Verner Panton (created in 1968), and the Willow Chair, designed by Scottish architect Charles Rennie Mackintosh (created between 1902 - 1904).

Atmosphere-Bois cladding comes from old Canadian and European loft barns. It can be used for interior or exterior trimming. The cladding is: greyish, brown or with original paint works, red, white, black, green, axe-hewn decorative beams, etc.

Mazoni has a series of wood handles and pulls. They come in two finishes, and would look great for an all wood look on cabinets or the pull just creating some accent. 

cea design has beautiful stainless steel plumbing fixtures. All very simple and elegant.  Their Gastone serie includes customizable faucets.

Xinnix Doors are beautiful ready made frameless flush doors and pocket doors which make the installation easy:

They include everything you don’t see after the install (which is the important stuff like the completely milled frame, installation materials, gaskets, 3D hinges, magnetic locks, door straightener…)"

Bazzeo Kitchen:

Very exciting. Above you see an induction cook top which is installed below a stone counter. Only engraved rings indicating the location of the induction plates otherwise you see an continuous stone counter. Elegant and easy to clean
Another new invention by Bazzeo Kitchenis their movable counter top. Ideal for small spaces. See movie below

And lastly some fun with a cocktail set from Stelton....

an elk....

and a leather sofa

A few more links for items we really like but we didn't take picture of them

Beautiful wood and concrete light fixtures:

www.portokalidesign.com

Juniper THIN Chandelier:

www.juniper-design.com

Basaltina Mosaic:

http://basaltina.it/english/multi-gallery/mosaics.htm