Thanks for being patient as we sifted through our photos to bring out what we thought of as our favorites from this year’s NeoCon! Here’s just a glimpse of what was seen at the show and around town in Chicago. Get ready to scroll…
hopping in the KI Taxi courtesy of KI Furniture with Metropolis folks
View of the Mart
We always love seeing the IZZY Mini between the big boys
headed right to KI to see the Learn2 Mobile Classroom Seats
My drawing of the KI Taxi
KI invited attendees to "Draw Upon Their Experience"
Edelman Leather brought us the color!
We took a break to see the Planar Twitter wall
The Mohawk Group's on-going carpet
up close & personal with The Mohawk Group
We love 3Form
Colorful Knoll Wall
AutoStrada by Knoll
More Seating by Knoll
Show Stopper: Herman Miller Sayl Chair designed by Yves Behar
everyone wanted a seat in Sayl
"making of" display for Sayl
Joe Parry of Universal Fibers with Susan Szenasy of Metropolis Magazine
John Cary discussing his book, "Pro Bono" by Metropolis Books
Joe Parry and John Cary discussing Pro Bono design work
the lovely Maharam Showroom
Izzy Design Showroom
A show favorite: Turnstone Showroom
Turnstone's meeting cubes
Turnstone Showroom: Passion and Purpose
Okamura seating / it gets you up
Robert Allen Design Showroom
We closed Day Two with the Stylex and Designer Pages Panel: Tips and Tools for Online Specification. It was one of the most informative programs we saw at NeoCon this year. The hour informed the media, designers and manufacturers on how to make product information easily accessible online for the trade. They discussed how designers want to find product and what manufacturers could and should do to make it easy. Key topics included design resource Web sites, targeted and defined social networking sites, and online libraries and wikis. It was exciting to hear how many more professionals are using Facebook and Twitter to see what their peers and colleagues are sourcing and specifying.
Stylex and Designer Pages Event: Tips and Tools for Online Specification
