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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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Judy Girod, Doris LaPorte, Ethel Rompilla and Jennifer La Porte from the Decorator’s Club
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Guests admire the student projects on display in the NYDC David E. Harden Conference Room
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Gerry Holbrook of Taconic Builders with Decorator’s Club Veronica Whitlock
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Martha Siegel, Adam LoPorto, Marjorie Eclipse, and Amanda D’Orazio from New York Institute of Technology
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Decorator’s Club president, Ann Lind Bowers with Doreen Stempien, a past president
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Oscar Diaz from Fashion Institute of Technology is congratulated by classmates
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Jim Lebenthal, a Friend of the Decorators Club, and a sponsor of the Jacqueline Beymer Award awarding Amanda D’Orazio from NYIT
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Decorator’s Club Veronica Whitlock, 1st place winner Sarah J. Muchow from NYSID, Chris Cyphers, President of New York School of Interior Design, Elsie May Gross winner Amanda B. Buck from NYSID, 3rd place winner Daniel J. Park from NYSID
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The Decorators Club Annual Spring Scholarship Awards
June 3, 2009
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New York School of Interior Design (NYSID), New York Institute of Technology (NYIT) and Fashion Institute of Technology (FIT) were all represented at the 2009 Decorator’s Club Scholarship Exhibition.
The year’s finest student projects were on display in the NYDC David E. Harden Conference Room this June. The students submitted residential and contract projects, ranging from historic preservations to hospitality design. The projects exemplified the growth of interior design in the world today and were awarded based on design talent, academic achievement and collegiality.
The funds awarded offer assistance towards the student’s ongoing education in interior design. The New York Design Center congratulates the winners listed below:
The Decorators Club Education Fund, Inc. Scholarship Award
1st Prize
Sarah J. Muchow, NYSID
Art and Antique Dealers
League of America
Christopher Marcum, FIT
Elsie May Gross
Amanda B. Buck, NYSID
Taconic Builders Award
2nd prize
Horacio Hernandez, FIT
The Decorators Club Education Fund, Inc. Scholarship Award
3rd Prize
Daniel J. Park, NYSID
The Jacqueline Beymer
Scholarship Award
Amanda D’Orazio, NYIT
The Decorators Club Education Fund, Inc. Scholarship Award
Honorable Mention
Adam Loporto, NYIT
The Decorators Club Education Fund, Inc. Scholarship Award
Honorable Mention
Marjorie Eclipse, NYIT
The Decorators Club Education Fund, Inc. Scholarship Award
Honorable Mention
Oscar Diaz, FIT
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Industry luminary Sherri Donghia and NYDC president Jim Druckman award Nami Minaki with the first annual "Sherri Donghia Achievement Award"
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The fabrics showcase patterns, materials, textures, lines and color; creating a sense of space
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Student Dionne Yang and Maria Tulokas, professor and coordinator of Graduate Studies at RISD’s Textile Department
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The graduating MFA-class demonstrates remarkably diverse bodies of work, highlighting the breadth of the RISD textile program
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Rhode Island School of Design’s Textile Department Showcases Graduate Students’ Work in Exhibition at New York Design Center on June 16
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Six RISD undergraduate students along with six RISD second-year students presented their individual selections of work in the David E. Harden Conference Room at the NYDC. For the second year in a row, the students surpassed people's wildest imaginations, showcasing diverse bodies of work that exemplified the development of their prestigious program. The student’s projects, largely hand produced, spoke to the viewers through pattern, shape, color, structure and originality.
"The textiles on exhibition are truly magnificent this year! Can you believe he actually grew crystals directly onto the fabric?" exclaimed Sherri Donghia, pointing to a student’s project adorned with organic crystals. This one-day event brought a great buzz to the NYDC, highlighting work that began last fall in the Rhode Island School of Design's Textile Department.
The first "Sherri Donghia Achievement Award" was awarded to Nami Minaki, MFA 2010 for her inspiring upholstery textile titled Inside Outside. Her geometric patterned jacquard woven fabric illustrates structure in her piece and the layers form distinctive depth. Nami’s project will be on display in the NYDC café (1st floor).
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