From exhibitions and product launches to panel discussions and open studios, our community is making waves — and #FDCEverywhere celebrates it all.

NYCxDESIGN 2025

  • Kristi Bender and Wendy Schwartz of Cuff Studio debut their "Within" collection — and take the ICFF Main Stage on May 20 at 1 PM for the panel, "Rebuilding Los Angeles."

    Booth #W1356

  • Hannah Learner of Rhinne Textiles showcases her full collection of textiles and wallcoverings, rooted in symbolism, pattern, and emotion.

    Booth #W1253

  • Andi Li will present the “Ro Chair” and “Prima Chair,” two seating pieces exploring movement, gesture, and flexible comfort, at ICFF Launch Pad.

    Booth #W26

  • Kiara Matos of Kiara Matos Studio brings her richly textured, ceramics-forward interior design work to the Look Book showcase.

    Booth #W860

  • Claire McGovern of Rhyme Studio debuts new design collections in “Material Matters: Fiber of the Future,” an exhibition celebrating Irish and American design.

    Booth #W367

  • Michelle McLaughlin of Calyer Ceramics debuts the "Sprig" lighting collection — an earthy, handcrafted series inspired by the life cycle of a seedling.

    Booth #W1158

  • Lisa Sacco of Studio Lisa Sacco presents her work at the WantedDesign Launch Pad.

    Booth #W22

  • Urvi Sharma of INDO- exhibits her newest design work blending global craft traditions with contemporary forms at ICFFxWanted LookBook.

    Booth #W1159

  • Danielle Trofe of MushLume Lighting participates in the ICFF Talk “Getting Real About Sustainability” and debuts a new collection grown from mushroom mycelium.

    Booth #W1059

  • Kristin Coleman of Available Items will present a tableau vivant with vintage furnishings in conversation with contemporary art and design.

  • Liz Collins and Erica Sellers exhibit works as part of “Design Dysphoria,” focused on queer artists.

  • Jaime Derringer moderates "TRANSxDESIGN," a powerful conversation with three transgender designers exploring how design can challenge norms, shape identity, and drive inclusive practice.

  • Dana Hurwitz of Bond Hardware is featured in "Dysmorphia,” an immersive installation rooted in themes of body distortion and transformation.

  • Elena Mahno participates in "GRATEFUL DUDD," JONALDDUDD’s annual group exhibition.

  • Andreea Avram Rusu of Avram Rusu Studio and Nicole Cornell of TOKEN collaborate with Wallpaper Projects on “Psychogeography,” an installation inspired by explorations of urban geographies and organic form.

  • Marion Cage McCollam debuts her "Swell" hardware collection, shown alongside the jewelry line that inspired it. 

     Michele Varian Shop & Design; 400 Atlantic Ave, Brooklyn, NY

     On view: May 15–21

     Opening reception: May 17, 4–6 PM

  • Maria Huiza presents work in "Every Shadow is a Color," transforming Assembly Line’s space in this immersive show anchored by Juntos Projects.

     Assembly Line; 373 Atlantic Ave, Brooklyn, NY

     On view: May 14–June 22

     Opening reception: May 17, 5–8 PM

  • Helen Prior presents new work in "Pieces of Me", an intimate exhibition of material exploration and personal narrative.

     M.PATMOS; 358 Atlantic Avenue, Brooklyn, NY

     Opening: May 17, 3 PM

  • FDC Strategic Advisory Board Member Stephanie Beamer, Co-Founder of Egg Collective, launches ”Knock on Wood,” an exhibition playing on themes of luck while also exploring the idea of material kinship.

    Egg Collective; 151 Hudson Street, New York, NY

    Opening reception: May 13, 5–8 PM

  • Ivana Brenner will be exhibiting pieces of her “Domingo Ceramics” line.

    VERSO at Nine Chapel; 9 Chapel St, Brooklyn, NY

    Opening reception: May 15, 5–9 PM

  • Liz Collins is featured in “Woven Histories,” the Museum of Modern Art’s landmark exhibition exploring the relationship between textiles and abstraction.

    The Museum of Modern Art; 11 W 53rd St, New York, NY

    On view: Now through September 13

  • Amelia Critzer presents the first solo U.S. exhibition by Mexico City-based design studio EWE Studio.

    Ateliers Courbet; 134 Tenth Avenue, New York, NY

    On view: May 14–August 1, 10 AM–6 PM

  • Yuxuan Huang and Kelley Perumbeti participate in the group show "Forced Perspective” exploring media distortion and cultural disunity through collectible design.

    Radio Star; 13 Greenpoint Ave, Brooklyn, NY

    Opening reception: May 19, 6–9 PM

    On view: May 20, 11–5 PM

  • Michelle Jacobson and Maria Lomanto co-host a screening of "Beyond Zero,” a documentary exploring sustainability and the role of design in shaping a better future.

    Village East by Angelika Theatre; 181 2nd Ave, New York, NY

    May 16: Doors open at 11 AM and the film begins at 11:30 AM

  • Komal Kehar presents "The Shape of Care" in collaboration with the Adaptive Design Association and transforms the Common Things space into a display of inclusive, handcrafted tools and lifestyle objects.

    Common Things; 76 E 7th St, New York, NY

    On view: May 15–21, 12–6 PM

  • Little Wing Lee, Cooper Hewitt 2025 National Design Award winner, speaks at “Micro and Macro: A Conversation on Interior Design” about her work and the multi-faceted relationship between interior designers and architects.

    Cooper Hewitt, Smithsonian Design Museum; 2 E 91st St, New York, NY

    May 19, 6–8 PM

  • Jennie Wilde debuts small works from her “Lifesource Series” in "USE ME," a group exhibition of ceramics, lighting, and sculpture.

    Sculpture Space; 47-21 35th St, Long Island City, NY

    Opening reception: May 16, 6–8 PM

    On view: May 16–24

  • Peiyang Li of VSDesign presents "Fractured Horizons" as a part of the International Juried Exhibition exploring design, industry, and post-humanism.

    Location #1: PI Art Center Gallery; 115 W 30th St #900, New York, NY

    Location #2: 1605 Palisade Ave, Fort Lee, NJ

    On view: May 16–23

  • Abby Modell of Abby Modell Contemporary Art Glass debuts a new collection.

    Lorin Marsh Showroom; 200 Lexington Ave, Suite 400

    Meet the artist: May 21, 11 AM–5 PM

  • Cheryl Riley is featured in “THE VOID” along with other ART150 artists.

    ART150 Lobby Gallery; 157A 1st St, Jersey City, NJ

    On view: May 8–25

  • “GRID”, a Zarolat exhibition, will feature works by members Lisa Sacco and Kamilla Csegzi.

    140 Plymouth Street, Brooklyn, NY  

    On view: May 16–July 20; Thurs – Sun 12–6 PM, Wed by appointment

  • Katibelle Sharkey, Creative Director of BAS Stone, curated “Matter Matters: A Group Show” featuring several FDC members: Dana Hurwitz of Bond Hardware, Teruko Kushi, and Erica Sellers of Studio S II.

    BAS Stone, 49-47 31st Place, Long Island City, NY

    Opening reception: Monday, May 19th, 6–8PM

  • Steffany Tran is participating in three events across NYC.

    Event #1: “Lyle Gallery x Hello Human Presents: OUTSIDE/IN”

        Lyle Gallery; 24 Rutgers St, 1st Fl New York, NY

        On view: May 13–June 1, 12–5 PM on Thurs, Fri, and Sat; by appointment on other days

    Event #2: Public Records x Openhouse x Hello Human Exhibition and Party

        Public Records; 233 Butler Street, Brooklyn, NY

        On view: May 15, 9 PM—late

    Event #3: Lichen Design Week Showcase 2025

        Lichen; 564 Woodward Ave, Ridgewood, NY

        Public showcase: May 23, 12–5 PM

        Weekend showroom hours: May 24–25, 12–5 PM

  • Fernanda Uribe will showcase work at “Simple Flair Apartment New York,” a Simple Flair Goods pop-up of Italian vintage and contemporary New York designers.

    LuisaViaRoma Store; 1 Bond St, New York, NY

    On view: May 13–18

  • Mary Wallis debuts "Lido" and unveils a new crystal sconce collection inspired by calm waters and traditional flameworking.

    Mary Wallis Studio; 526 W 26th St #707, New York, NY

    On view: May 14–17, 9 AM–5 PM

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