New York's ICFF moves from May to November starting in 2027
By
Ben Dreith
A five-star bake. Worth schmearing, sharing, saving.
Summary
The International Contemporary Furniture Fair (ICFF) in New York is moving from its traditional May dates to November starting in 2027, after more than 35 years. The decision is driven by the increasingly crowded and compressed global design calendar during late spring months, which has made May a difficult time for the event to stand out.
Key quotes
· 1 pulledThe fair announced its impending departure from the busy month of May, citing the 'compressed' nature of the global design calendar in the late spring months.
You might also wanna read
The Visual Imperative in B2B Marketing: Balancing Data-Driven Metrics with Scalable Creativity
This article argues that B2B marketing has become overly reliant on data, spreadsheets, and metrics (MQLs, SQLs, lead scoring) at the expens
buff.ly·14h ago
Why Participatory Innovation Must Replace Top-Down Design in Modern Organizations
The article argues that traditional top-down design and management approaches are obsolete in complex, interconnected organizational ecosyst
bradenkelley.com·4d ago
Customer Review: GP Printing Delivers Quality and Service
A customer review praising GP Printing for their high-quality printing services and outstanding customer service. The reviewer highlights th
gpprint.co.uk·4d ago
Ferrari shares dip after unveiling $640,000 Jony Ive-designed electric vehicle
Ferrari's stock price fell after unveiling its first electric vehicle, the Luce, priced at $640,000. The EV features a minimalist design by
theguardian.com·5d ago
Swatch x Audemars Piguet 'Royal Pop' Watch: Where to Buy Online After Chaotic Store Launch
Swatch's collaboration with Audemars Piguet on the 'Royal Pop' watch collection caused massive demand, leading to store closures worldwide d
Rolling Stone·13d ago
Curated Gallery of Pricing Page Designs for Inspiration
The article showcases a curated gallery of pricing page designs from various industries, including SaaS, e-commerce, and digital agencies. I
pricingpages.design·19d ago