Housing Works Design on a Dime 2011
by habituallychic
05 . 06 . 11
There are so many wonderful events every year in New York but one of my favorites is Housing Works Design on a Dime. I had the pleasure of attending the Opening Night and was yet again blow away but all the great booths. For those of you who don’t know, each year designers beg, borrow, and steal items for their booth that will be sold to benefit Housing Works “Get a Room” for homeless and low-income New Yorkers living with and affected by HIV/AIDS. This year’s co-chairs include James Huniford, Charlotte Moss, Nate Berkus, Iman, and Lara Spencer who hosted the wonderful evening.
While I had time this morning to upload my photos, I did not have time to label them all before heading out to a client meeting. If you click on the photos, they will enlarge and you should be able to read the signs. As soon as I get back, I will label them all so each designer gets the credit that they so richly deserve for participating in this great event!
Housing Works Design on a Dime
Friday, May 6, 2011 – 10:00am – 6:00pm
Saturday, May 7, 2011 – 10:00am – 6:00pm
Metropolitan Pavilion
125 West 18th Street
(bet. 6th & 7th Avenues)
Admission : Free
Miles Redd
Huniford Design Studio
Shawn Henderson
Foley & Cox Interiors
Ralph Lauren Home
Flair Home Collection
Nikelodeon
Gabriel de la Portilla
Asler Valero
Joshua Ingraham Design
de la Torre Design Studio
Charlotte Moss
Jonathan Rosen
Tricia Foley + Roy Hardin for the New General Store
Larry Ruhl for High Falls Merchantile
This was one of my favorite booths and I bought a Blue Willow plate from it.
Franck Hodelin & Company
Publisher Beth Brenner measuring a rug in Lilian August
Jack Bergamino for Paul Smith
Loved this creative tenament apartment booth by Bradley Stephens Interior Design
Valspar was giving out paint samples and brushes.
Brett Design Inc.
Katie Lydon Interiors
Carrier & Co. booth featured screens from their room in the Hamptons Designer Show House!
Access to Design Shop
Loved this ode to Elizabeth Taylor room by Daniel M. Pafford
Yetta Banks for MTV Networks
Arlene Angard Designs
Bradley Thiergartner
S. Russell Groves
Form Architecture + Interiors
Photos by Heather Clawson for Habitually Chic
14 Comments
Heather,
Very interesting post. Good job.
Have a blessed weekend!
xo
Luciane at HomeBunch.com
Amazing show–I’m moving back to NYC. You guys really get it. Mary
what a wonderful event and such a noble cause..love those black and white chevron boxes.. thanks for sharing, heather.. i would like you to check out my daughter’s room on my blog when you have a moment! happy friday xx meenal
Todd says the party was a mob scene -I’m so jealous -it sounded fun!
Looks like very wonderful show. I would have loved to gone to this, there were some amazing things!
I love the ode to Liz Taylor room… Gorgeous!
what a amazing event and the reason for this event is great.love the red sofa,boxes and vase in TV launch interior.
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Amazing house plan designs, i like the Shawn Henderson..
thanks for sharing.
Sorry I only got to talk to you for 4 seconds. Your photos great!!! What an amazing event.
What a marvelous project…Your pics show that exciting design is more a function of creativity and enthusiasm than just money…Love this blog…
We’re so sorry we didn’t run into you at the party, but so happy you included Joshua Ingraham who included our Dunes and Duchess lamps in his vignette!
Thank You so much for your coverage of this amazing event and for including my room. It was a fantastic experience and a privelege to have been included.
I went on Sunday around noon and it was pretty much all taken down, even though it was advertised to go until 6pm. Next year I’ll go the first day, I suppose!
It was definitely a great event,and I believe it was much more crowded than last year’s. Thank you for the pics, I didn’t get to take a lot of pics. So thank you for sharing! Love most of your choices of faves!