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MARCH 16–19, 2017 NEW YORK CIT Y
THE ARCHITECTURAL DIGEST DESIGN SHOW
THE PREMIER U.S. LUXURY DESIGN FAIR
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A MARKETPLACE FOR INTERNATIONAL DESIGN, the New York City show is visited by thousands of enthusiasts and professionals in search of products, resources, and possibilities. During this four-day event, manufacturers, showrooms, galleries, artists, and designers unveil their latest work, new innovations, and design solutions for the luxury marketplace.
The Architectural Digest Design Show is a CELEBRATION OF INNOVATION AND CRAFTSMANSHIP. Attending the event is like entering a wondrous, contemporary cabinet of curiosities. It’s always so exciting and inspiring to explore the show and meet with both established manufacturers and talented emerging designers.”
— DAVID ROCKWELL, ROCKWELL GROUP
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FURNISHBenjamin Moore • Boca do Lobo • Casa Kids • Coleccion Alexandra
Costantini Design • Flavor Paper • The Future Perfect • IMAESTRI
Jan Kath Design • KGBL • Marc Phillips Decorative Rugs • Niche
Royal Botania • Sonance • Stillfried Wien • Warp & Weft
Woven Legends • and more
FURNISH The finest home-furnishings brands, designers, and dealers present their latest innovations for interior and exterior living. A wide range of exquisite offerings from around the world is presented, including contemporary and classic furniture, lighting, paint, wall coverings, accessories, antiques, art, carpets and rugs, and more.
Each year the show features vendors ranging from
craftsmen to major manufacturers. IT HELPS ME TO
BRING IN NEW PRODUCTS AND MEET THE PEOPLE
WHO CAN CREATE ONE-OF-A-KIND PIECES.
—VICENTE WOLF, PRINCIPAL VICENTE WOLF ASSOCIATES
The Architectural Digest Design Show...is where
trends go to thrive. The 300 or so exhibitors on hand
include premium appliance brands, like Jenn-Air and
Thermador, as well as boutique purveyors of luxury
goods, from bath faucets to outdoor furnishings.
BUT TO SEE WHERE THE HOME DESIGN INDUSTRY IS
HEADED, THIS IS THE PLACE TO BE.”
—CONSUMER REPORTS
BENJAMIN MOORE
REFRESHArtistic Tile • Bauformat • Gaggenau • Kalamazoo La Cornue • Lefroy Brooks • Marvin Windows and Doors Miele • Outdoor Gourmet • Paris Ceramics • Rohl Corp S.A. Baxter • Scavolini • Sub-Zero • Sun Valley Bronze Thermador • THG Paris • Viking Range • Wolf • and more
REFRESH The largest collection of luxury kitchen, bath, and building products in North America, REFRESH draws the design community’s top professionals and most discriminating clients to discover the latest trends and innovations. The section features more than 130 brands with products that include state-of-the-art appliances and bath systems, plus decorative hardware, cabinetry, countertops, flooring, windows and doors, and more.
WE WERE PLEASED WITH THE OPPORTUNITY to
present at each event a distinct and authentic brand
experience in honor of Gaggenau’s ‘333 Year in the
Making’ celebration. We enjoyed interacting with an
impressive audience of consumers, influencers, and
media, showcasing our newest innovations.”
—KAIS ZAIANE, DIRECTOR OF GAGGENAU SALES
MADEAelfie • Alex Drew & No One • AVO • Blackcrow Studios
Bower • Eric Trine • Eskayel • Flat Vernacular
Fort Standard • Iacoli + McAllister • KRIEST
Neptune Glass • Nobel Truong • Rosie Li • Stillmade
VOLK • Wallpaper Projects • Woodsport • and more
MADEThe juried MADE galleries provide artists and independent designers of limited-edition, custom, and one-of-a-kind objects and furnishings the opportunity to showcase their creations. MADE features more than 150 designers— from local and emerging artisans to established studios—presenting lighting, art, sculpture, fine furniture, and furnishings.
This year at the AD Design Show, I WAS SO
IMPRESSED WITH THE VARIETY OF BRANDS
AND UNIQUE EXHIBITORS on-site showcasing
their very best.”
—AMY LAU, PRINCIPAL AMY LAU DESIGN
With more than 400 brands in attendance,
THIS IS DEFINITELY A MUST-ATTEND SHOW
for any designer or enthusiast.”
—DESIGN MILK
LOUISE GRAY
COCOBOLO
SHOPSAmerican Design Club • Bellocq • Casper • Christophe Pourny Studio
Corner Alchemy Apothecary • Dara Artisans • Golden Door
Harlem Candles • Kaufmann Mercantile • Kerber Farms • LuRu Home
Other Criteria • Ovando • Owen & Fred • Rikumo • Serene House
Various Projects
RIKUMO
SHOPSThe curated SHOPS afford attendees the opportunity to buy a piece of everyday luxury from pioneering design retailers. Cash-and-carry shops offer decor, gifts, food, flowers, stationary, tabletop accessories, and more. Items are available for immediate purchase.
Our experience at the Architectural Digest event was
ABSOLUTELY STELLAR! It was a pleasure to share all
of the wellness lifestyle tools Moon Juice has to offer
with such great and welcoming company. To activate
our brand alongside all of the dynamic creators of the
SHOPS section was a wonderful opportunity.
We can’t wait for next year!”
—BROOKE HENDERSON, MOON JUICE
Christophe and I have had an incredible experience
showing in the SHOPS at the AD Design Show the
last two years. ATTENDEES ARE REALLY FRIENDLY,
SOPHISTICATED, AND LOOKING FOR KNOWLEDGEABLE
RESOURCES. Having done other shows I can also say
the team behind the show makes it easy to participate.
We’re looking forward to next year already!
—JASON JOBSON, CHRISTOPHE POURNY STUDIO
OTHER CRITERIA
Highly informative seminars geared specifically to the design trade are hosted by Architectural Digest on Thursday with a keynote address. The New York Times hosts a design series on Friday, Saturday, and Sunday, offering consumers inspiration from some of the leading talents in 21st-century design.
PANELS & TALKS
The show is attended by more than 40,000 consumers & design trade professionals: Affluent Homeowners • Architects • Builders • Contractors • Developers Gallerists • Interior Designers • Landscape Architects • Luxury Retail Buyers Set Designers • Stagers • Stylists • Visual Merchandisers • and more
AUDIENCE
NATIONAL MARKETING & ADVERTISING REACHA national print advertising campaign reaches 95+ million readers with a primary focus in Architectural Digest, The New York Times, T Magazine, and Condé Nast publications such as:
Allure • Brides • Self • The New Yorker • W • Vanity Fair
A digital advertising campaign generates another 75+ million marketing impressions, highlighting the show in online publications such as:
nytimes.com • epicurious.com • archdigest.com • bonappetit.com • cntraveler.com glamour.com • golfdigest.com • newyorker.com • vanityfair.com
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Vignettes by 300+ Exhibitors | Book Signings | Design Seminars | Cooking Demos | Special Events & More
Enter code “NYTIMES” for $5 off each ticket. Show ticket includes entrance to DIFFA’S DINING BY DESIGN located at Pier 92.
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THE ESSENTIAL SHOWCASE FOR LUXURY DESIGN
THURSDAY–SATURDAY 11 a.m.–7 p.m. SUNDAY 10 a.m.–6 p.m.
MARCH 17–20, 2016 | PIERS 92 & 94
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THE SHOPSCash-and-carry boutique retailers o� ering decor, gifts, tabletop accessories, and more. Items are available for immediate purchase. Retailers include:American Design Club | Bellocq Casper | Christophe Pourny Studio Corner Alchemy Apothecary | Dara Artisans Golden Door | Harlem Candle Co. Kaufmann Mercantile | Kerber’s Farm LuRu Home | Other Criteria | Ovando Owen & Fred | Rifl e Paper Co. | Rikumo Serene House | Various Projects
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COUNTLESS WAYS TO CELEBRATE DESIGN
FURNISHThe fi nest home-furnishing brands, designers, and dealers from around the world, presenting the latest designs for indoors and out, including contemporary and classic furniture, lighting, rugs, and decorative accessories.
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FURNISHThe fi nest home-furnishing brands, designers, and dealers from around the world, presenting the latest designs for indoors and out, including contemporary and classic furniture, lighting, rugs, and decorative accessories.
KGBL
De La Espada
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Kim Markel
Kriest
Coleccion Alexandra
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MADEJuried galleries of more than 150 artists and designers—from local and emerging artisans to international studios—showcasing original art, fi ne furniture, sculpture, textiles, and lighting, all of which are available for purchase or special order. Shop the MADE section, which features 70+ new makers this year, to fi nd work that in many cases is not available elsewhere.
Top talents, brands, and trends come together in a carefully curated presentation of design. The Architectural Digest Design Show o� ers a one-stop resource, with
installations by the most respected brands, seminars, culinary demos, consultations, and appearances. Learn about what’s happening in design now, meet
industry leaders, and preview new-to-market products, materials, and technology.
Both independent makers and established manufacturers presentchoices to satisfy every taste in these categories:
Accessories | Appliances | Art | Building Products | Carpets + Rugs | Children’s Furniture Design Services | Electronics | Flooring | Furniture | Hardware
Lighting | Outdoor Furnishings | Paint | Stone + Tile | Wall Coverings
Boca do Lobo
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THE JENN-AIR MASTER CLASS STUDIOHigh-end appliance maker Jenn-Air returns to the show as a major sponsor and exhibitor. Once again the Jenn-Air Master Class Studio will be home to panel discussions in partnership with Architectural Digest and The New York Times.
ENTER FOR A CHANCE TO WIN!Enter at architecturaldigest.com/kitchen-sweeps for a chance to win a Jenn-Air® professional kitchen valued at $26,000; those purchasing tickets for the show at ADDesignShow.com can opt in to be automatically entered.
ARCHITECTURAL DIGEST DESIGN STUDIOIntroducing the Architectural Digest Design Studio—a new design concept inspired by the creative work space of an architect or designer.
This year’s design is envisioned by interior designer Amy Lau, with exclusive furnishings from Mitchell Gold + Bob Williams, along with partners Uttermost, Innovations, and Kolbe Windows & Doors.
Join us throughout the weekend for book signings, cocktail receptions, and other special events. Plus, for the first time ever, Architectural Digest digital editors will be interviewing designers, exhibitors, and attendees on camera in our adjacent digital studio, also created by Lau.
Visit ADDesignShow.com for a schedule of events open to the design trade and consumers throughout the four days of the show.
Amy Lau
REFRESHOne of the largest collections of kitchen, bath, luxury appliances, and premium building products in North America, including innovations from more than 100 companies in ovens, ranges, cooktops, ventilation, bath and decorative hardware, cabinetry, countertops, stone, tile surfaces, windows, and doors. La Cornue
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All seminars are held in the Jenn-Air Master Class Studio on the show fl oor. Programs are complimentary, but seating is limited. Programs and speakers are subject to change.
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DIFFA’S DINING BY DESIGN NY 2016THURSDAY, MARCH 17–MONDAY, MARCH 21DIFFA’S DINING BY DESIGN 2016 national tour will once again start at Pier 92 during the Architectural Digest Design Show, attracting thousands of design enthusiasts and luminaries in the fields of art, fashion, and design. Your show admission ticket gives you full access to New York’s most anticipated display of design brilliance for dining and entertaining. Using the venue as a blank canvas, nearly 50 of the country’s top designers create dining environments in an extraordinary blast of creativity.
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MARCH 17–20, 2016 | PIERS 92 & 94 55TH STREET AT TWELFTH AVENUE NEW YORK CITY
ADMISSION
For tickets and complete show details, visit ADDesignShow.com
FRIDAY, MARCH 18–SUNDAY, MARCH 20OPEN TO ALL TICKET HOLDERS$30 online or $40 on-site. Advance purchase includes a one-year digital subscription to Architectural Digest. All tickets include free admission to DIFFA’S DINING BY DESIGN. A portion of all ticket sales will benefit DIFFA.
THE ESSENTIAL SHOWCASE FOR LUXURY DESIGN
THURSDAY, MARCH 17 | OPEN TO DESIGN TRADE & VIP TICKET HOLDERSComplimentary admission for design trade who preregister online (two forms of professional credentials required). Design-trade tickets are $40 at the door. Online advance registration includes a one-year digital subscription to Architectural Digest and free admission to DIFFA’S DINING BY DESIGN at Pier 92. Entrance tickets good for re-entry on all four days.
VIP tickets ($95) are available to consumers and include exclusive access to Trade Day, a gift bag, a one-year digital subscription to Architectural Digest, and admission to a cocktail reception from 5 to 7 p.m.
Luxury VIP tickets ($150) are available to consumers and include a two-week complimentary membership at the private CLAY Health Club and Spa in Manhattan, exclusive access to Trade Day, a gift bag, a one-year digital subscription to Architectural Digest, and admission to a cocktail reception from 5 to 7 p.m.
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THE NEW YORK TIMES DESIGN SERIES
FRIDAY, MARCH 18NOON−1 P.M. THE NEW HOME TECHNOLOGY: CUTTING-EDGE WAYS TO TRANSFORM HOW YOU LIVEInterior designer and home technology expert Campion Platt moderates a panel of highly knowledgeable professionals whose expertise is bringing exciting changes to the way we live at home. Panelists: Greg Hu of Nest; Wayne Turett of the Turett Collaborative; Steve Brown of Jenn-Air; Ed Gilmore of Gilmore’s Sound Advice; and Ken Takeuchi of Sony.
1:30−2:30 P.M. ARCHITECTURE TODAY: EMERGING STARS OF RESIDENTIAL DESIGN Moderator Alexander Gorlin, the acclaimed AD100 architect, leads a fascinating discussion with his hand-selected panel of today’s best new residential design talent. Panelists: Elizabeth Whittaker of Merge Architects; Greg Dufner of Dufner Heighes; and Dan Brunn of Dan Brunn Architecture.
3−4 P.M. CLASSIC STYLE TODAYClassic design is alive and well—but with decidedly contemporary interpretations. Architect Phillip James Dodd, author of An Ideal Collaboration, moderates a panel of three master talents whose work exemplifies the modern face of classic style. Panelists: Architects Allan Greenberg, Joel Barkley of Ike Kligerman Barkley, and John B. Murray…the work of all three frequently appears in the pages of Architectural Digest.
4:30−5:30 P.M. THE PERFECT RUG: WHAT YOU NEED TO KNOW TO SELECT THE RUG OF YOUR DREAMSThe right rug can make a room. Expert rug consultant Alix Perrachon, author of The Decorative Carpet, leads a panel of professionals offering sound advice on how to choose the right rug for every room in your home. Panelists: Interior designers Robert Passal, Raji Radhakrishnan, and Carol Flanagan.
SATURDAY, MARCH 19NOON−1 P.M. KITCHEN RENOVATION 101: WHAT YOU NEED TO KNOWA panel of kitchen design/build professionals joins moderator George Oliphant of NBC-TV’s George to the Rescue and Open House NYC to provide insights into the process of transforming your ho-hum kitchen into a space with optimum style and function. Panelists: Paula McDonald of Paula McDonald Design & Build Interiors; Mike Daddio of Design Development NYC; and Ellen Cheever of Ellen Cheever and Associates.
1:30−2:30 P.M. TOP TEN: CELEBRATED DESIGNERS PICK THEIR FAVORITE NEW FURNISHINGSWhat do top design talents consider the best of the best among the furnishings now available on the market? New York Times reporter Steven Kurutz gets the scoop from four designers who have selected their favorites. Panelists: Joe Nahem of Fox-Nahem Design; HGTV star Genevieve Gorder; and Jesse Carrier and Mara Miller of Carrier and Company.
3−4 P.M. SWEET DESIGN: THE CREATIVE MINDS OF TOP PASTRY CHEFSThe International Culinary Center (ICC), NYC’s premier cooking school, celebrates the intersection of pastry and design. Panelists: Master pastry chef Jacques Torres of Jacques Torres Chocolate; Michelle Doll-Olson, owner of Michelle Doll Cakes and chef instructor at ICC; and Susanna Yoon, chef-owner of Stick With Me. Moderator: Food columnist Charlotte Druckman.
4:30−5:30 P.M. HOTEL/HOME: THE NEW DESIGN CONNECTIONAs hotel design throughout the world becomes more sophisticated, homeowners are looking to incorporate many of those style elements into their personal spaces. At the same time, hotel designers are being asked to create rooms that reflect idealized homelike environments. A discussion moderated by design expert Ilene Shaw explores how the two sensibilities are merging. Panelists: Jacqueline McGee of CBT; Stephen Brockman of Deborah Berke Partners; and Vince Stroop of Stonehill & Taylor.
SUNDAY, MARCH 20NOON−1 P.M. WINDOWS & WALLS TODAYThere is no easier or more cost-effective way to give a room renewed zip and style than by adding new window and wall treatments. A panel of experts in the field, moderated by noted consultant Alana Frumkes, shares insider tips on achieving transformative effects in these two key areas of home design. Panelists: Christine Haney of Farrow & Ball; Zach Gibbs of The Shade Store; and interior designer William McIntosh.
1:30−2:30 P.M. THE NEW BATHROOM STYLE: BEAUTY AND TECHNOLOGY IN HARMONY Every bath, regardless of size, should be a luxurious refuge, surrounding us with soothing colors and textures, stunningly designed fixtures, and an array of up-to-the-minute gadgetry and products. Leading bath-design pros offer their own professional—and highly personal—insights. Panelists: Interior and product designer Laura Kirar; and interior designers James Rixner and Benjamin Noriega-Ortiz. Moderator: Design writer Linda O’Keeffe.
3−4 P.M. OUTDOOR LIVING: GREAT SPACES FOR RELAXING AND ENTERTAININGWhen we think of summertime luxury, we often think of long, relaxing afternoons by a pool, on a terrace, or in a garden. DIY network star James Cameron leads a lively discussion of what makes a truly sublime outdoor space —for one person to enjoy or for many. Panelists: Kathryn Herman of Doyle Herman Design Associates; Andrea Cacciari of Florim; Siamak Hakakian of ddc; and garden designer Jon Carloftis.
HOW TO REBOOT YOUR HOME4−5 P.M. SPONSORED BY PIRCHWant to wow your clients with a few fixes that can make their home a more organized and, ultimately, more relaxing environment? Join moderator Vanessa Deleon, interior designer and TV personality, as she leads a panel of experts who will discuss how to do just that—from upgrading the kitchen with revolutionary new appliances that contribute to a healthier, more convenient lifestyle to simple design tips you can use to make sure their space feels current and fresh to trends in home renovation that speak to a new way of looking at form versus function.
THE ART OF CLIENT RELATIONSHIPS2−3 P.M.Designers reveal how they maintain good relationships with their clients—from start to finish. Featuring some of the biggest names in the industry, the discussion will cover how to approach the client interview process, interpret a client’s wants and needs, decide when it’s appropriate to send an associate to a meeting, and the best way to present your final design vision. Once the job is complete, there are still factors to consider, such as how to handle the big reveal and what home-maintenance services should be offered.
From left: Moderator Vanessa Deleon, interior designer and TV personality, and panelists Leura Fine, Founder, Laurel & Wolf; Eugenio Minvielle, Founder, Innit; and Jeffrey Sears, CEO, Pirch
From left: Moderator Mayer Rus, West Coast Editor, Architectural Digest, and panelists Rafael de Cárdenas, Founder, Architecture at Large; Suzanne Kasler, Principal, Suzanne Kasler Interiors; and Vicente Wolf, Founder, Vicente Wolf Associates
THURSDAY, MARCH 17 | DESIGN TRADE & VIP TICKET HOLDERS
ARCHITECTURAL DIGEST TRADE DAY
KEYNOTE: RENOVATING WITH STYLENOON−1 P.M.
Join Architectural Digest Editor in Chief Margaret Russell as she speaks with Reed and Delphine Krakoff about their uniquely artful home renovations. Resuscitating older houses has become a way of life for this design-focused couple. The lively discussion will cover how they make a space feel true to its design origins, reflective of their contemporary, art-driven tastes, and suitable for their young family. They’ll also focus on the research and
dedication that goes into their meticulous process, especially their extensive work on Lasata, the childhood summer retreat of Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis, featured in the April issue of Architectural Digest.
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Speakers will include Margaret Russell (top), Editor in Chief, Architectural Digest, and Delphine and Reed Krakoff (above).
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THURSDAY–SATURDAY 11 A.M.–7 P.M. SUNDAY 10 A.M.–6 P.M.
MARCH 17–20, 2016 | PIERS 92 & 94
TICKETS ON SALE NOW
Enter code “NYTIMES” for $5 o� each ticket at ADDesignShow.com
CO-SPONSORED BY:
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Enter code “NYTIMES” for $5 o� each ticket at ADDesignShow.com
CO-SPONSORED BY:
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JENN-AIR
PRODUCED BY:
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THE ESSENTIAL SHOWCASE FOR LUXURY DESIGN
THURSDAY–SATURDAY 11 A.M.–7 P.M. SUNDAY 10 A.M.–6 P.M.
MARCH 17–20, 2016 | PIERS 92 & 94
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THE 2016 SHOW RECEIVED MORE THAN 900 MILLION MEDIA IMPRESSIONS FROM 800+ PRESS OUTLETSTelevision • Newspapers • Video • Direct Mail • Social Media • Blogs • Magazines • and more
garnered through print advertising in 30+ leading regional and national design and lifestyle magazines
MORE THAN 19 MILLION PROMOTIONAL MEDIA IMPRESSIONS
American Art Collector
Cover Magazine
The Architect’s Newspaper
Array Avenue Design New England Fine Art ConnoisseurHali MagazineArchitectural Digest
Aspire Magazine
Kitchen & Bath Business
Metropolis Restaurant Development & Design
ManhattanHudson ModHomes of the Hamptons
Kitchen & Bath Design News
New York Cottages & Garden
New York Spaces American Fine Art Magazine
Westchester Magazine
The Retail Observer Venü MagazineUrban AgendatheTWENTYsix
The Magazine ANTIQUES
New England Home
INTEGRATED PROMOTION• The show’s broad social media and PR platforms help
reach 100,000 design enthusiasts with instant information and breaking news
• ADDesignShow.com provides extensive exposure, with nearly 200,000 visitors in the weeks preceding the show
• Targeted e-mail marketing reaches more than 1.7 million members of the design trade, influencers, and consumers
• A strategic PR effort supporting print, broadcast, and online media produces millions of media impressions and assures a visible presence in the design community and the luxury marketplace
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A DESTINATION FOR DESIGN ENTHUSIASTSA world of design inspiration awaits visitors at the 16th annual Architectural Digest Design Show
March 16–19, 2017
4 DAYS. 400 BRANDS. 40,000 GUESTS.COUNTLESS WAYS TO CELEBRATE DESIGN
CONTACT US Online application is available at ADDesignShow.com
FOR COMPLETE SHOW DETAILS, including video and television highlights, sponsorship opportunities,
exhibit rates, and an online application, visit ADDesignShow.com
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