Boutique Design New York (BDNY) returned to the Jacob K. Javits Center this week, bringing together architects, interior designers, manufacturers and hospitality leaders for two days of design discovery and dialogue. This year’s edition featured more than 700 brands, including over 100 first-time exhibitors. Here’s a few items that caught the KBB editorial eye.
From Artistic Tile, new collections by Michelle Gerson: Matchstick (left) and Lock It (right)
Made of recycled ropes and fibers, Brocoloco exhibited wall panels and room dividers.
Corrugated panels of recycled coconut husks by coEco copped the award for best sustainable product at BDNY.
Duravit previewed the new SensoWash D, which will be available in anthracite in 2027.
At BDNY, Emser highlighted its E by Emser service, which offers design professionals consultations. Shown is Milzetti, set as a super-scaled shower mosaic.
Designed by Liam Lee for HBF Textiles, the Paint By Numbers collection demonstrates the role textiles play in shaping sensory experiences within interiors.
High-style hardware from Emtek and Schaub was exhibited in the House of Rohl booth.
Juniper Design introduced new Ground Control low voltage keypads, switches and dimmers, expanding the system’s approach to power access, combining refined finishes and intuitive functionality for a cohesive design experience.
Winner of the best bath & spa product was the Mandalay vanity from Native Trails.
The small but mighty Postcard booth engrossingly displayed handcrafted rugs that speak strongly of place, culture and travel.
Sauna manufacturer Sentōra debuted a combo cold plunge/hot tub clad in creamy porcelain tile.
The gently curved, armless silhouette of the Cinder banquette by Sunpan offers a ready-made seating alternative to custom built-ins. The 67-inch bench is upholstered in a richly textured fabric, while reeded oak panels on each side lend subtle dimension. A solid rubberwood base in a chocolate finish grounds the piece.
At BDNY, ThermaSol and parent company Harvia partnered with InnoZen to present the Snow Cabin. In a spin on contrast therapy, fresh snow falls into a central draining well. The walls and benches in the chamber are upholstered, a comfortable change from exposed-wood seating.
Next year, BDNY will co-locate with ICFF November 14-16.
