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 What is this?
What is this?
The portfolio system allows you to easily save all of your favorite design products to one account from leading design web sites representing over 100,000 products.
The portfolio system is being launched on 1stdibs, Architectural Digest's new shopAD and The New York Design Center. Atlanta Decorative Arts, Michigan Design Center and Philadelphia's Market Place Design will be available by the end of summer.
Searching for your project has never been easier. When you see the simply roll your mouse over it and you can add items to your portfolio. The system lets you save items by room and will automatically add them to a search by category, allowing you to create a searchable database of your favorites.
Additionally, Designers and Architects can create separate password-protected client folders and save items to an on-line design library.
Once saved to your account all of the products within the system will have links, phone numbers and email addresses for the dealers and showrooms allowing you to connect directly with the source.
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Costumed guests embodied dazzle and splendor at this year's ball!!
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We would like to thank the Masquerade Ball 2009 Media Sponsors
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"C'mon Get Happy" Masquerade Ball 2009
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THE NEW YORK DESIGN CENTER HOSTS THE FOURTH ANNUAL
MASQUERADE BALL
A COSTUMED EVENING BENEFITING THE ALPHA WORKSHOPS
Jaw dropping costumes, popular tunes and delectable treats were a few of the highlights from the Fourth Annual Masquerade Ball, benefiting The Alpha Workshops. The transformed New York Design Center was the talk of the town on October 29th as hundreds of costumed guests were greeted in the lobby by a hand painted red carpet, mirrored chandeliers and a dazzling marquee.
The Alpha Workshops continued their remarkable decorations on the 11th floor, turning the NYDC into a 1930’s tinsel movie musical. The design community embraced the theme “C’mon Get Happy” and used their style to create unique costumes resulting in a magnificent array of color and sparkle. Baker Knapp & Tubbs showroom staff lit up the party as “Lights, Camera, Action”, designer Amy Lau and her staff brought spunk as energetic cheerleaders and Veeder + Perman tap danced their way through the event.
Guests crowded the dance floor as the highly anticipated DJ played an incredible mix of music. The make your own mac and cheese stations were a huge hit along with mini barrels of popcorn designed to make you feel like you were at the theater. If the music, dancing and food were not enough, there was the always-fun photo booth and an intriguing tarot card reader.
The Masquerade Ball always brings together the design industry for a fun filled evening while raising much needed funds for The Alpha Workshops. In addition to the industry’s top designers, architects, manufacturers and enthusiasts, the 2009 Masquerade Ball attracted attention from all of the shelter and lifestyle publications. Media Sponsors for the event included Architectural Digest, Array, Elle Decor, House Beautiful, Interior Design, Metropolitan Home, New York Spaces and Traditional Home . Each magazine presented a “Best Costume” award to an attendee they deemed most worthy!
The New York Design Center would like to express gratitude to all of the sponsors and guests of the 2009 Masquerade Ball for making the event a huge success. The continued support over the past four years has helped raise over $250,000 for The Alpha Workshops.
Photo credit: Will Ragozzino © Patrick McMullan and Paul Fittipaldi
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