It was a veritable potpourri of aesthetic wonderment in New York this past week.  Ranging from innovative interiors,  the launch of cigar timepiece fusion, and the work of 100 Tibetan freedom fighters on display, the Manhattan art scene is everything -- except homogeneous. We had photographers at three eclectic events, so click below for a taste. More»

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OLighting opened its new showroom in brilliant fashion with Moooi and Diesel for Foscarini. The celebration coincided with the International Contemporary Furniture Fair, which is currently inspiring furniture lust in the minds and loins of design lovers across the city. More»

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Hudson Furniture opened its brand new showroom on West 14th Street to celebrate the International Contemporary Furniture Fair. Guests tipped back cocktails while admiring the New York-based company's lavish chandeliers and natural wood furniture. More»

Recycled Bowling Lane Furniture. Bowling has enjoyed a renaissance ever since The Big Lebowski brought it and White Russians back into the popular consciousness. Now, you can bring the sport (yes, we'll consider it a sport) into your own living room with furniture made out of salvaged wood straight from a defunct LA bowling alley. Sure, The Dude's got a different way of "going green," but he'd no doubt approve.

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Rarely do style and design mesh so seamlessly as they did in Tribeca on Monday, where guests celebrated the launch of Aprro, a luxury furniture collection by Alexander Purcell. The Los Angeles-based design studio celebrated the successful debut at the International Contemporary Furniture Fair at a private event, which was complimented by a four-day instillation at the Meatpacking District's Paige Denim, a part of Meatpacking District Design '09. More»