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"The 2016 Architectural Digest Design Show\u2014running March 17 through 20\u2014has a little something for everyone. The four-day fair will showcase design offerings from more than 400 brands, including well-known manufacturers and independent makers.\n\nARCHITECTURAL DIGEST TRADE DAY\n\nTHURSDAY, MARCH 17\n\nNOON\u22121 P.M. Keynote: Renovating With Style\nJoin Architectural Digest Editor in Chief Margaret Russell as she speaks with Reed and Delphine Krakoff about their uniquely artful home renovations. Resuscitating older houses has become a way of life for this design-focused couple. The lively discussion will cover how they make a space feel true to its design origins, reflective of their contemporary, art-driven tastes, and suitable for their young family. They\u2019ll also focus on the research and dedication that go into their meticulous process, especially their extensive work on Lasata, the childhood summer retreat of Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis, featured in the April issue of Architectural Digest. \n\nSpeakers will include Margaret Russell, Editor in Chief, Architectural Digest, and Delphine and Reed Krakoff.\n\nPinterestFacebook\n\nPinterestFacebook\n\n2\u22123 P.M. The Art of Client Relationships\nDesigners reveal how they maintain good relationships with their clients\u2014from start to finish. Featuring some of the biggest names in the industry, the discussion will cover how to approach the client interview process, interpret a client\u2019s wants and needs, and decide when it\u2019s appropriate to send an associate to a meeting, as well as the best way to present your final design vision. Once the job is complete, there are still factors to consider, such as how to handle the big reveal and what home-maintenance services should be offered.\n\nModerator Mayer Rus, West Coast Editor, Architectural Digest, and panelists Rafael de C\u00E1rdenas, Founder, Architecture at Large; Suzanne Kasler, Principal, Suzanne Kasler Interiors; and Vicente Wolf, Founder, Vicente Wolf Associates\n\nPinterestFacebook\n\nPinterestFacebook\n\n4\u22125 P.M. How to Reboot Your Home\nWant to wow your clients with a few fixes that can make their home a more organized and, ultimately, more relaxing environment? Join moderator Vanessa Deleon, interior designer and TV personality, as she leads a panel of experts who will discuss how to do just that. Topics will include upgrading the kitchen with revolutionary new appliances that contribute to a healthier, more convenient lifestyle; simple design tips you can use to make sure the space feels current and fresh; and trends in home renovation that speak to a new way of looking at form versus function. \n\nModerator Vanessa Deleon, interior designer and TV personality, and panelists Leura Fine, Founder, Laurel &amp;amp; Wolf; Eugenio Minvielle, Founder, Innit; and Jeffery Sears, CEO, Pirch\n\nSponsored by: Pirch\n\nTHE NEW YORK TIMES DESIGN SERIES\n\nFRIDAY, MARCH 18\n\nPinterestFacebook\n\nPinterestFacebook\n\nPinterestFacebook\n\nNOON\u22121 P.M. The New Home Technology: Cutting-Edge Ways to Transform How You Live\nInterior designer and home technology expert Campion Platt moderates a panel of highly knowledgeable professionals whose expertise is bringing exciting changes to the way we live at home. Panelists: Greg Hu of Nest; Wayne Turett of the Turett Collaborative; Steve Brown of Jenn-Air; Ed Gilmore of Gilmore\u2019s Sound Advice; and Ken Takeuchi of Sony.\n\nPinterestFacebook\n\nPinterestFacebook\n\n1:30\u22122:30 P.M. Architecture Today: Emerging Stars of Residential Design\nModerator Alexander Gorlin, the acclaimed AD100 architect, leads a fascinating discussion with his hand-selected panel of today\u2019s best new residential design talents. Panelists: Elizabeth Whittaker of Merge Architects; Daniel Heighes Wismer of Dufner Heighes; and Dan Brunn of Dan Brunn Architecture.\n\nPinterestFacebook\n\nPinterestFacebook\n\n3\u22124 P.M. Classic Style Today\nClassic design is alive and well\u2014but with decidedly contemporary interpretations. Architect Phillip James Dodd, author of An Ideal Collaboration, moderates a panel of three master talents whose work exemplifies the modern face of classic style. Panelists: Architects Allan Greenberg, Joel Barkley of Ike Kligerman Barkley, and John B. Murray\u2026the work of all three frequently appears in the pages of Architectural Digest.\n\nPinterestFacebook\n\nPinterestFacebook\n\n4:30\u22125:30 P.M. The Perfect Rug: What You Need to Know to Select the Rug of Your Dreams\nThe right rug can make a room. Expert rug consultant Alix Perrachon, author of The Decorative Carpet, leads a panel of professionals offering sound advice on how to choose the right rug for every room in your home. Panelists: Interior designers Robert Passal, Raji Radhakrishnan, and Carol Flanagan.\n\nTHE NEW YORK TIMES DESIGN SERIES\n\nSATURDAY, MARCH 19\n\nPinterestFacebook\n\nPinterestFacebook\n\nNOON\u22121 P.M. Kitchen Renovation 101: What You Need to Know\nA panel of kitchen design/build professionals joins moderator George Oliphant of NBC-TV\u2019s George to the Rescue and Open House NYC to provide insights into the process of transforming your ho-hum kitchen into a space with optimum style and function. Panelists: Paula McDonald of Paula McDonald Design &amp;amp; Build Interiors; Mike Daddio of Design Development NYC; and Ellen Cheever of Ellen Cheever and Associates.\n\nPinterestFacebook\n\nPinterestFacebook\n\n1:30\u22122:30 P.M. Top Ten: Celebrated Designers Pick Their Favorite New Furnishings\nWhat do top design talents consider the best of the best among the furnishings now available on the market? New York Times reporter Steven Kurutz gets the scoop from four designers who have selected their favorites. Panelists: Joe Nahem of Fox-Nahem Design; HGTV star Genevieve Gorder; and Mara Miller and Jesse Carrier of Carrier and Company.\n\nPinterestFacebook\n\nPinterestFacebook\n\n3\u22124 P.M. Sweet Design: The Creative Minds of Top Pastry Chefs\nThe International Culinary Center (ICC), NYC\u2019s premier cooking school, celebrates the intersection of pastry and design. Moderator: Food columnist Charlotte Druckman. Panelists: Master pastry chef Jacques Torres of Jacques Torres Chocolate; Michelle Doll-Olson, owner of Michelle Doll Cakes and ICC; and Susanna Yoon, of Stick With Me.\n\nPinterestFacebook\n\nPinterestFacebook\n\n4:30\u22125:30 P.M.\nHotel/Home: The New Design Connection\nAs hotel design throughout the world becomes more sophisticated, homeowners are looking to incorporate many of those style elements into their personal spaces. At the same time, hotel designers are being asked to create rooms that reflect idealized homelike environments. A discussion moderated by design expert Ilene Shaw explores how the two sensibilities are merging. Panelists: Jacqueline McGee of CBT; Stephen Brockman of Deborah Berke Partners; and Vince Stroop of Stonehill &amp;amp; Taylor.\n\nTHE NEW YORK TIMES DESIGN SERIES\n\nSUNDAY, MARCH 20\n\nPinterestFacebook\n\nPinterestFacebook\n\nNOON\u22121 P.M. Windows &amp;amp; Walls Today\nThere is no easier or more cost-effective way to give a room renewed zip and style than by adding new window and wall treatments. A panel of experts in the field shares insider tips on achieving transformative effects in these two key areas of home design. Moderator: Consultant Alana Frumkes. Panelists: Christine Haney of Farrow &amp;amp; Ball; Zach Gibbs of The Shade Store; and interior designer William McIntosh.\n\nPinterestFacebook\n\nPinterestFacebook\n\n1:30\u22122:30 P.M. The New Bathroom Style:\nBeauty and Technology in Harmony \t\nEvery bath, regardless of size, should be a luxurious refuge, surrounding us with soothing colors and textures, stunningly designed fixtures, and an array of up-to-the-minute gadgetry and products. Leading bath-design pros offer their own professional\u2014and highly personal\u2014insights. Moderator: Design writer Linda O\u2019Keeffe. Panelists: Interior and product designer Laura Kirar; and interior designers James Rixner and Benjamin Noriega-Ortiz.\n\nPinterestFacebook\n\nPinterestFacebook\n\nPinterestFacebook\n\n3\u22124 P.M. Outdoor Living:\nGreat Spaces for Relaxing and Entertaining\nWhen we think of summertime luxury, we often think of long, relaxing afternoons by a pool, on a terrace, or in a garden. DIY network star Jason Cameron leads a lively discussion of what makes a truly sublime outdoor space\u00AD\u2014for one person to enjoy or for many. Panelists: Kathryn Herman of Doyle Herman Design Associates; Andrea Cacciari of Florim; Siamak Hakakian of ddc; and garden designer Jon Carloftis.\n"^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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