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DESIGNERS’ GUIDE TO

LAS VEGAS MARKETJANUARY 22 - 26, 2017

Watch This Space: New and Expanding Showrooms

This Season’s Product Trends

Pro-Styling Tips from Designer Alison Palevsky

The Schedule: 40+ Designer Events

A Look Back with Design Icon Winner Timothy Corrigan

Off the Strip: Vegas’s Inspirational Design Destinations

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ARTERIORS Building C, 379 Call it a homecoming: After two years, Arteriors

is returning to Market with a 3,500-square-

foot showroom. What’s behind the return? “Our

business and client base continue to grow and we

are returning to Las Vegas Market in response to

our customers who come looking to experience the

Arteriors’s product offering in person,” explains

Mark Moussa, founder and creative director of

the brand. “This new space, in a high-traffic area

with great neighboring

showrooms, presents the perfect opportunity for us

to showcase Arteriors’s latest introductions, curated

specifically for this audience.”

CODARUSBuilding C, 354CODARUS, which has invested the last three years into expanding its west

coast footprint, is now setting up shop at Market for the next six years, with

an 11,000-square-foot space that’ll serve as an anchor for the Better Goods

and Home Decor floor in Building C. What to expect? Furniture, lighting,

bedding, rugs, art and accessories from beloved brands like Annie Selke

Luxe, Barbara Cosgrove Lamps, Dash & Albert, Handley Drive, Lili Alessandra,

Moss Studio, Pine Cone Hill, Pom Pom at Home and Soicher Marin.

FEIZY Building C, 180Feizy is moving to a larger, ground-floor showroom,

designed to play host to the rug brand’s growing line,

including the Fine Collection and the Lifestyles Collection.

“Vegas Market is very important to our business and this beautiful new showroom

allows our discerning customers

immediate access to Feizy product as

soon as they enter,” says Principal

Cameron Feizy. “Winter Market is also an

ideal time for us to welcome our valued

designer clients and the new enclosed

rooms provide more privacy for face-

to-face meetings with these important

partners.”

ABBYSON LIVINGBuilding B, 170Bigger equals better. Just ask Abbyson

Living, the Los Angeles–based brand

that’s moving on up to a 12,000-square-

foot showroom in Building B, a space

Dorothy Belshaw, president of Gift & Home Decor at International

Market Centers, calls the space “a splendid showcase for the

crown jewels of our better home decor initiative,” which is

spread out over a 12,000-square-foot space on the fifth floor of

Building C.

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WATCH THIS SPACE Top players usher in new and expanding showrooms this Market.

Handley Drive Collection for CODARUS

The showcase, which will renew its displays for each

Market, will officially launch with a party on January 23 but

will also host showroom events, trunk shows and product

displays throughout Market. Check out the C5 escalator

exhibit, spotlighting special product from the participants!

What do you get when seven innovators—OLY Studio, Natural Curiosities, Lowcountry Originals, Luna Bella, Europe2You, Amity Home and Tritter Feefer—team up? SALON WEST, a new juried area celebrating a select group of the standards, stalwarts and startups of design.

that nearly doubled the brand’s original size. Among the features: a

designers-only lounge, hospitality bars and a number of conference spaces.

Also setting up shop are 250 new product designs, nine home collections,

13 product categories and near-countless new resources, as well as newly

launched digital selling programs for both designers and retailers. President

Yavar Rafieha explains, “Las Vegas Market is very important to our business

and this beautiful new showroom allows our customers immediate access to

Abbyson product as soon as they enter.”

Springsteen Chairby Arteriors

Cannes Collection by Feizy

Duane Sconce by Arteriors

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The organic, the metallic and the crystalline: Nature’s own characteristics are exerting their influence on home decor this season, from rock quartz chandeliers and crystal wall art to shimmering, abstract-patterned rugs. We’ ll take one of each—on the rocks, please.

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1. ENSEMBLE COFFEE TABLE Christopher Guy, A100

Three individual geometric sections, each one topped with marble, deliver an impact whether grouped together or separately.

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2. ZEPHYR SIDE TABLE Palecek, C498

The devil is in the details in the Zephyr Side Table from the Kirk Nix Collection. Wrapped in charcoal raffia matting with a cerused wood top and accented with brass trim, its particular geometry is what best reflects its mineral-inspired influence.

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3. FAROUCHE PENDANT Currey & Company, C398

The classic three-tiered chandelier receives an illuminating update with hanging rock quartz crystals and a silver finish that mimic Mother Nature’s own rough-hewn beauty.

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4. ANGULAR VASE John-Richard, A256

Zigzag cuts and a burnished finish pay homage to the angles found in the great outdoors, while remaining gracefully chic in John-Richard’s exquisite rose gold vase.

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5. CRYSTAL EPOXY FLAME AURA QUARTZ WALL ART Resource Decor, C401

Quartz meets titanium meets... the living room? Yes, says interiors icon Kelly Hoppen, whose photo of Flame Aura Quartz, a crystal composed of those glitzy aforementioned materials, is covered with a thick, high gloss epoxy resin.

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6. DIVINE CHARCOAL RUG Nourison,C112 & C123

The Divine Charcoal Rug channels natural craggy forms but with a twist: Its smoky charcoal tones and shimmering Luxcelle fibers, laced by hand through fine wool, create a jagged sort of elegance.

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FINISHING TOUCHES Designer and styling guru Alison Palevsky shares her tips and tricks for styling any project.

lison Palevsky has worn an assortment of stylish hats during her two decades in the design industry: interior designer, gallery-showroom owner, furniture designer. One of this Los Angeles–based Renaissance woman’s

greatest talents is styling — pinpointing the perfect details to complement and complete a room’s design personality. Below, we asked Palevsky to dream up a room using products found at Market.

FAVORITE STYLING RESOURCES?I love Hermès throws, black-and-white vintage photography, fresh-cut flowers (all the same kind of flower) in an old vase, and antique trunks. Books, books and more books, both new and old.

HOW DO YOU BEGIN STYLING A ROOM? I usually pick the most important piece in the room first and shape all the other pieces around it. I call it the “star” of the room. All the other pieces are great backup singers. The focal point of the room should be a conversation-starter and can help begin the story of the room when a guest asks about its origin. In this case, it was the console, because it felt quintessentially midcentury. At first glance, it seems simple, but when you look at the details, they are there in all the right places. Everything else had to work with and around it.

TELL US ABOUT THIS ROOM.This room draws inspiration from the idyllic 1950s but incorporates modern pieces (i.e., the dining table) to make it feel current to today’s lifestyle. The console is made with rich wood, as is the dining chair. The rush seat and back of the dining chair is very typical of the midcentury period, which reinforces the general look of the room. The table is more playful and contemporary, adding some whimsy to the space that’s unexpected.

SHARE SOME FOOLPROOF STYLING TRICKS.Unusual accessories—some new, some old—that layer and age a room are the key to pulling it together. A space should feel like someone uses it and loves it. It should never feel like a decorator came in with a truckful of accessories. When I go in someone’s home, I like to look for clues about who they are, where they have been and are going. If someone has traveled the world, I expect to see the treasures from their travels or books they’ve loved—and, of course, artwork. If a room tells the story of you, it is almost always successful.

HOW DO YOU BLEND HIGH AND LOW?I recommend putting the money into lighting and rugs. You can always tell the difference between the high-end version and the low-end. Today, it’s much easier to find a great reproduction furniture piece versus an original Murano chandelier or real, antique Persian rug.

WHAT’S THE ROLE OF THE STYLIST? You have to use your accessories to add just the right amount of color and texture. The perfect throw or pillow can make an average sofa feel brilliant. And art is a major factor in any home. You don’t have to be wealthy to have an interesting collection.

We asked Palevsky to dream up a 1950s dining room design using products found at Las Vegas Market. Here, she reveals how she gets it

right, down to the last detail.

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PALEVSKY’S PICKS: Serpentine Boxes by Studio | A Home; Anders Sideboard by Ave Home;Les Diamants mirror by Christopher Guy; Arden Dining Table by Four Hands; Muriel Chandelier by OLY Studio


From his early days designing Madonna’s house to his 10-year run on the AD100 list, Las Vegas Market Design Icon 2017 winner Timothy Corrigan looks back at his legendary career and offers a glimpse at what’s ahead.

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Left: Portrait by Carolus-Duran in Timothy Corri-gan’s living room; below: Grand Salon at Chateau du Grand-Lucé designed by Timothy Corrigan

irst, Vladimir Kagan, Juan Montoya, Christopher Guy, Vicente Wolf, Roger Thomas—and now Paris- and Los Angeles–based designer Timothy Corrigan. Corrigan has joined the ranks of industry luminaries as the

winner of this year’s Las Vegas Market Design Icon Award. Now in its 11th year, the award casts a spotlight on interior designers who have made major contributions to the industry throughout their careers. Corrigan, one of just nine designers who have earned a spot on the AD100 every year since 2007, sat down for a few rapid-fire questions on his career highlights… and tells us what’s up next (hint: collections, collections, collections!). WHAT WAS YOUR BIG BREAK?One of my early design projects was working for Madonna on a 1920s Mediterranean-style house in Beverly Hills. It taught me how to handle even the most unusual of client requests and expectations. MAJOR MILESTONES IN YOUR DESIGN CAREER?I still pinch myself that I’ve been so fortunate in my career as an interior designer. I’ve loved speaking at design functions around the world. Developing my first licensed collection of fabrics, trims and furniture for Schumacher; rugs for Patterson Flynn Martin; and china for Royal Limoges. The publication of my first book, An Invitation to Château du Grand-Lucé, was especially rewarding. And being honored by Las Vegas Market with the Design Icon Award is a major milestone! BEST COMPLIMENT YOU’VE RECEIVED?Deborah Needleman, the former editor of T: The New York Times Magazine, wrote this about my design style: “Most principles of good design are truly universal, not size or income-dependent… Comfort doesn’t have to mean paper plates and sweatpants. It can be elegant, and something we can achieve no matter where we make our home.”

THREE FAVORITE PIECES IN YOUR HOME?A small silver and vermeil box with enamel and porcelain that was given by Empress Elisabeth of Austria to her niece, my great-great grandmother; an unfinished portrait by Carolus-Duran that hangs in my living room; and a pair of Wave Chairs that I designed for Schumacher—not only are they beautiful, but they are ergonomically designed and are the most comfortable chairs you’ll ever sit on! PERSONAL DESIGN HEROES? Jean-Charles Moreux and Carlos de Beistegui. Moreux was an amazing renaissance man—a designer, architect, furniture designer, interior designer and landscape architect. Beistegui was one of the great tastemakers and collectors of the 20th century. FAVORITE CLIENTS?That’s like asking a mother to choose a favorite child! I have been fortunate to have many wonderful clients, whether they are celebrities, royals, corporate leaders or stay-at-home moms. MOST EXCITING PART ABOUT WORKING IN DESIGN?We’re in an age in which people expect high-end products to be more complexly created and with greater design detail—frankly, just more special. We need to bring a level of customization that cannot simply be purchased from a website. I love the challenge that this presents. As a designer today, you need to be sourcing product from all over the world. WHAT’S NEXT?In addition to my new licensed collections for THG Paris and Samuel & Sons, I’m developing a broad collection of wallpaper patterns for Fromental and a furniture collection for Moissonnier, a French heritage company, its first introduction to the U.S. market. If time allows, I’m hoping to start working on a new book.

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orget the blinding neon, the sketchy after-hours spots and the stripper poles. Las Vegas offers far more than what the

producers of The Hangover might have you believe. The heart and soul of the city and its environs are a treasure trove of jaw-dropping natural landscapes and divine architecture that are sure to inspire. Curious designers just need to know where to look. Editor at Large quizzed Roger Thomas, this town’s de facto mayor of design, for his take on the scene beyond the scene. The multiyear AD100 honoree, known for his work on the area’s most iconic hotels—Wynn, Encore, Bellagio—is also a native son: Though born in Salt Lake City, Thomas grew up in Las Vegas. (Fun fact: His father was the CEO of the Bank of Las Vegas.) The designer is well versed in the city’s design culture, its creative hotbeds and its most common misconceptions. What’s the biggest fallacy? That Vegas design “is based on glitz, glamour and usually quite fake,” says Thomas. “With some of the world’s greatest design minds participating

in Las Vegas over the past 10 years, the opposite is true! It is a unique opportunity to see some of the most innovative, theatrical and also tasteful design, created by some of the world’s most talented participants.” Who better than Thomas to escort designers through Las Vegas’s most inspiring spots? Here, he’s picked some of his favorite points of inspiration.

OFF THE STRIP Roger Thomas sources inspiration away from the bright lights. By Katy B. Olson

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ROGER’S HIT LIST1. SEVEN MAGIC MOUNTAINSSeven Day-Glo boulders, the creation of Swiss-born NYC artist Ugo Rondinone, sit about 10 miles south of the intersection of St. Rose Parkway and Las Vegas Boulevard. The public art installation, which features totems measuring between 30 and 35 feet high, delivers a colorful counterpoint to the mountain range and desert landscape from which it rises. sevenmagicmountains.com

2. SYMPHONY PARKBuilt on a brownfield that was formerly home to a Union Pacific rail yard, Symphony Park’s 60-plus-acre site in downtown Las Vegas is now a veritable study in sustainability and the sole project in the state to be accepted into a national green neighborhood pilot program. Two of Thomas’s must-sees are the fantastical, Frank Gehry–designed Cleveland Clinic Lou Ruvo Center for Brain Health and the Smith Center for the Performing Arts, designed by David M. Schwarz Architects, Inc. and home to the Nevada Ballet Theatre and Las Vegas Philharmonic. symphonypark.com

3. VALLEY OF FIRE STATE PARKWith its ancient trees, eroded sandstone and Native American petroglyphs dating back 3,000 years, Nevada’s oldest state park, Valley of Fire, which sits in the Mojave Desert about 60 miles north of Las Vegas, is rife with organic inspiration.parks.nv.gov/parks/valley-of-fire-state-park

4. HOOVER DAMHoover Dam, named by the American Society of Civil Engineers as one of the country’s Seven Modern Civil Engineering Wonders, is just 35 miles southeast of Las Vegas, at the Nevada–Arizona border. At 726 feet, it’s the tallest concrete dam in the western hemisphere, providing water and hydroelectric power to Nevada, Arizona and California. Insider’s tip: Come in the late afternoon and stay until after sunset to see this National Historic Landmark all lit up. It’s a sight that rivals the brightest lights on the Strip. usbr.gov/lc/hooverdam

5. THE RED ROCK LOOPFind Nevada’s signature sandstone cliffs, Mother Nature–designed rock sculptures and sprawling horizons just 20 minutes beyond the city along the Red Rock Loop, a scenic drive that winds through the Red Rock Canyon National Conservation Area. A variety of hikes, climbs, bike rides and educational programs abound here too. redrockcanyonlv.org

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SUNDAY, JANUARY 22Feizy’s Grand Opening Celebration12 p.m. Rug titan Feizy swings open its new showroom doors with a blowout bash. RSVP on the brand’s Facebook page and don’t miss out on the fun.Feizy, C180 The History of Acrylic in Design1 p.m. - 2 p.m.Sean McFadden, vice president of sales at Interlude Home, explores the fascinating story behind acrylic: from how it’s manufactured and used in furniture design to techniques for care and restoration. The course chronicles product breakthroughs from the aviation industry, as well as design innovations, such as Helena Rubinstein’s Paris Apartment, which spotlighted an acrylic bedroom designed by Ladislas Medgyes. (0.1 CEU)Surya Seminar Room, C174

Social Media Shorts: Become a Socialite 3 p.m. - 3:30 p.m.For many business owners, coming up with posts and pictures takes up most of their social media time. Let marketing mavens Linley+Lauren show you how to create killer content that won’t kill you: learn the three ways you should be using social media for your biz and how to create a month’s content plan for Facebook, Instagram, Pinterest, Houzz and more, in an hour or less.Pavilions Seminar Room, North End of Pavilion 1

Bobby Berk Meet and Greet 3 p.m. - 4 p.m.Join celebrity designer Bobby Berk for a meet and greet and conversation about what’s new and hot in home fashion. Berk is an industry design leader whose many licensed collections are carried in retailers such as Target, HSN and more.Phillips Collection, A202

#GetYourGreenOn Interior Design Competition Panel3 p.m. - 4 p.m.The winners of the Sustainable Furnishings Council’s #GetYourGreenOn contest, interior designers Robin Wilson, Dann Foley, Paola McDonald, Sheree Vincent and Rachel Winokur join Julie Smith Vincenti, the competition’s creator, for a discussion about their winning designs. Also on the docket: how designers choose product and help reduce pollution. Surya Seminar Room, C174

Social Media Shorts: Back-to-Basics Social Sessions3:45 p.m. - 5:20 p.m.Did you know that 80 percent of spenders are more likely to buy with a business that has a credible Facebook page? Get back to basics with social smarties Linley+Lauren during these 15-minute sessions on setting up your social media profiles and pages for success. Sessions cover Facebook, Houzz, Pinterest, Twitter and Snapchat.Pavilions Seminar Room, North End of Pavilion 1

Wendover Art Group’s Showroom Re-Opening4 p.m.Raise a toast to this fabulous art showroom’s new expansion.Wendover Art Group, C378

DAILY EVENTSBuyer’s Morning Grab & GoSunday and Monday | 7:30 a.m. - 10:30 a.m.Start your day off right with coffee, fruit and granola bars, courtesy ofLas Vegas Market. Courtyard & The Pavilions

The Pavilions Afternoon BarsSunday - Tuesday | 2 p.m. - 6 p.m.Sip complimentary beer and wine while shopping in The Pavilions.Pavilions 1 & 2

Every Day Is Happy Hour at Feizy Monday - Wednesday | 4 p.m. - 6 p.m.Come and cheers at Feizy’s daily happy hour, which will celebrate a new theme each day of Market. Discover new designs from Feizy and learn about their partner programs and products. Feizy, C180

Gift and Home Decor Afternoon BarsSunday - Wednesday | 4 p.m. - 6 p.m. Discover more fun, including beer and wine, while you shop and network on the gift and home decor floors. Building A & B, Floors 3 & 4; Building C, Floors 1-11; The Pavilions

Happy Hour on the Casual FloorsSunday - Wednesday | 4 p.m. - 6 p.m.Indulge in some happy-hour fun while networking.Building C, Floors 12 & 13

Happy Hour on the Furniture FloorsSunday - Wednesday | 4 p.m. - 6 p.m.Sip and shop across Market’s furniture floors.Alternating Furniture Floors

Celebrate Kirk Nix at the Palecek Collection LaunchMonday - Tuesday | 3 p.m. - 5 p.m. Share cocktails and hors d’oeuvres over Palecek’s latest collection launch and raise a toast to designer Kirk Nix himself. Palecek, C498

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Pantone Presents:At a Crossroads for Color + Design for the Home in 20171 p.m. - 2 p.m.

Join Laurie Pressman, vice president of the Pantone Color Institute, as she reveals the key color trends for the year ahead and learn about the selection process behind 2017’s Pantone Color

of the Year.

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Kick off the New Year at Currey & CompanySunday - Thursday | 3 p.m.

The New Year festivities continue at Currey & Company’s showroom during Market, where market-goers are invited to view sparkling new products, enjoy lively conversation and a well-stocked bar.

Currey & Company, C398

New IntroductionsPreview at nuLOOMSunday - Thursday | 3 p.m.

Head to the nuLOOM showroom to preview upcoming Spring introductions, including the Dynasty Collection, and browse the brand’s most popular designs ranging from remade vintage to classic neutrals.

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Instagram Insights: How to Do It the Right Way2:30 p.m. - 3:30 p.m.Have you ever wanted to know the secrets on how to grow your business’s Instagram following? With over three million followers on Instagram, Farah Merhi, founder of Inspire Me! Home Decor, along with Linley Paske and Lauren Pasqualone from LP2 Boutique Agency, will share takeaways to help designers and retailers build up a social following to increase their business profile. Pavilions Seminar Room, North End of Pavilion 1

A Global Trend Journey: 2017-18 Forecastwith Designer Nikki Chu3 p.m.Celebrity designer and home lifestyle expert Nikki Chu joins Jaipur Living to preview the globally-inspired design trends that will dominate home décor in 2017 and 2018. Chu’s unique design aesthetic is marked by modern lines mixed with updated and simplified ethnic patterns, inspired by her travels around the world. In this trend presentation, attendees will learn about Nikki’s creative process and get tips on selling. RSVP: [email protected] Living, B424

Barclay Butera Book Signing 3 - 4 p.m.Join West Coast design icon Barclay Butera as he discusses his latest book, Past, Present, Inspired. Known for his glamorous yet comfortable interiors, Butera will share his insight into modern design for today’s very busy and discerning clientele.Phillips Collection, A202

Furnishing the Future: Christopher Guy’s Decade in Design3 p.m. - 4 p.m.Join global design icon Christopher Guy Harrison and a special guest editor for a unique conversation and Champagne toast as Harrison reflects on his company’s decade of groundbreaking design around the world. Surya Seminar Room, C174

Dann Foley Meet and Greet 4 p.m. - 5 p.m.Join acclaimed designer Dann Foley as he takes you through the Phillips Collection showroom. Dann Foley will highlight not only his award-winning collections for the brand but also his “Phillips Phavorites.”Phillips Collection, A202

C5 Celebration of Home Decor & SALON West Party4 p.m. - 6 p.m.Come join the party with Market’s product-packed Home Decor floor party.Also on hand: live entertainment, a Champagne bar and specials from select showrooms. Building C, Floor 5

Cash & Carry Shopping Spree 6 p.m. - 8 p.m.Browse the bevy of resources available across Pavilion 2, including: DISCOVERIES, The Antique Vintage Marketplace, and exhibitors showcasing jewelry, antiques, vintage, international handcrafts and more.Pavilion 2, DISCOVERIES

TUESDAY, JANUARY 24

C3 Celebration of Home Decor Party4 p.m. - 6 p.m.Join the party to celebrate the Home Decor floor with live entertainment and a Champagne bar. Select showrooms will have specials for this time only—don’t miss out.Building C, Floor 3 Book Signing with Robin Wilson 4 p.m. - 6 p.m.At the Home Decor Floor Party, designer and author Robin Wilson will be signing copies of readers’ favorite Clean Design: Wellness for Your Lifestyle.Building C, Floor 3

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T H E S C H E D U L E | MONDAY, JANUARY 23 - TUESDAY, JANUARY 24

FIRST LOOK Seminar: Nine Muses Media10 a.m. - 11 a.m.

Las Vegas Market’s favorite program returns, with product introductions across furniture, decor, gifts and tabletop, all presented in a fast-paced program geared to both retail and designer audiences. Curator and 20-year magazine editor Julie Smith Vincenti will focus on trends—from Millennial purchases, what’s new in design and her Top 10 forecast for the year. Keep an eye out for the FIRST LOOK publication at registration areas and view the newly merchandised

vignettes located in Building B. (0.1 CEU)


Meet the Makers Lunch Seminar11:30 a.m. - 1:00 p.m.

Talk shop with top makers and curators of artisanal products in this panel discussion. Some of the many special guests include Christiane Lemieux and Meganne Wecker of Cloth & Company; Diane Sulg, American Craft Week founder; and Shawna Dawson, founder of Artisanal L.A. RUE Magazine market editor Victoria de la Camara will moderate the discussion. Q&A to follow. (0.1 CEU)

RSVP: lasvegasmarket.com/events

Pavilions Seminar Room, North End of Pavilion 1

Best of the West in Design1 p.m. - 2:30 p.m.

Head west with this curated panel of taste-making designers, including Brian Paquette, Brooke Wagner, Ryan White, Marie Flanigan, Shannon Wollack and Brittany Zwickl, who are all on hand to discuss the latest in West Coast design with guest moderator Amber Lewis of California-based Amber Interior Design.

(0.1 CEU)

Surya Seminar Room, C174

Design Icon Award Ceremony with Timothy Corrigan10 a.m. - 11 a.m.

Timothy Corrigan, the award-winning designer recognized internationally for his interiors and licensed collections, will be honored as this year’s Design Icon. Corrigan will share an overview of his path to becoming one of the world’s leading designers, his experiences with an impressive array of high-profile clients and his design wisdom and

philosophy. Q&A to follow. (0.1 CEU)


Julie Smith Vicenti

Amber Lewis

Christiane Lemieux

T H E S C H E D U L E | TUESDAY, JANUARY 24 - WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 25 + TOURS

Book Signing with Design Icon Timothy Corrigan11 a.m. - 12 p.m.

Join Timothy Corrigan, this year’s Design Icon, for a meet and greet as he

signs copies of his book, An Invitation to Chateau du Grand-Lucé, which

chronicles the restoration that he conducted of his 18th-century château in

the Loire Valley. Books will be available for purchase onsite.


Social Media Shorts: Social Stylin’ and Profilin’1 p.m. - 1:30 p.m.

Forget first impressions. Customers have to be exposed to your brand at

least seven times before they’re ready to give you their business. Brand

builders and social media mavens Linley+Lauren will walk designers through

a branding bootcamp to develop a brand statement and social media style

guide, so they can dress their social media accounts for success.


Social Media Shorts: Back-to-Basics Social Sessions 1:45 p.m. - 3:20 p.m.

Did you know that 80 percent of spenders are more likely to buy with a

business that has a credible Facebook page? Get back to basics with social

smarties Linley+Lauren during these 15-minute sessions on setting up

your social media profiles and pages for success. Sessions cover Facebook,

Houzz, Pinterest, Twitter and Snapchat.


How to Rock a Showhouse, the Las Vegas Way2:30 p.m. - 3:30 p.m.

You heard it here first: The Las Vegas Showcase House will debut in January

2018. Join showhouse masters Dann Foley, Christopher Kennedy and Cray

Bauxmont-Flynn, who will all be on hand to share their insights on design,

what they hope to accomplish and why showhouses are a great addition to

the design community and great for business. (0.1 CEU)

Surya Seminar Room, C174

Book Signing with Barclay Buteraand Christopher Kennedy4 p.m. - 6 p.m.

Join Barclay Butera and Christopher Kennedy for a meet and greet while

they sign copies of their new books: Butera, Modern Living, and Kennedy,

California Modern. Books will be available for purchase onsite.

Building C, Floor 4

C4 Celebration of Home Decor Party4 p.m. - 6 p.m.

Join the party to celebrate the Home Decor floor with live entertainment

and a Champagne bar. Select showrooms will have specials for this time

only—don’t miss out!

Building C, Floor 4

WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 25

GREENleaders Certified Sustainability Training Course9 a.m. - 5 p.m.

This popular and comprehensive training program provides designers,

retailers, manufacturers, reps and others the knowledge and credentials

to become experts in sustainability. Developed with the Sustainable

Furnishings Council, the six-part course has graduated 700+ to date. Learn

more and register at sustainablefurnishings.org.



MARKETTOURSTouring the Trends with Victoria de la Camaraof RUE MagazineSunday, January 22 | 3:30 p.m. - 4:30 p.m.Get a firsthand look at trend picks with Victoria de la Camara, market editor for RUE Magazine. She takes attendees on a guided tour through The Pavilions, pointing out her favorite finds along the way.RSVP: lasvegasmarket.com/eventsTour of The Pavilions

Touring the Trends Through DISCOVERIESwith Ruby LaneMonday, January 23 | 1:30 p.m. - 2:30 p.m.Rachael Hoffman, antiques blogger and curator for Ruby Lane and a rep of Antique Young Guns USA, will lead a tour of DISCOVERIES: The Antique Vintage Marketplace, in Pavilion 2. She’ll reveal her fave one-of-a-kind finds—from national and international exhibitors, across categories including antiques, jewelry, home decor, handmades, furnishings, porcelain and more.RSVP: lasvegasmarket.com/eventsTour of DISCOVERIES & The Pavilions

Touring the Trends with Shay GeyerMonday, January 23 | 3:30 p.m. - 4:30 p.m.Traditional Home 2017 Showhouse designer Shay Geyer, who is also the owner and designer at IBB Design Fine Furnishings, creates “livable luxe” for her clients. On her tour, she’ll source her favorite finds as well as the newest trends.RSVP: lasvegasmarket.com/eventsTour of Building C, Floor 5

Touring the Trends with Laura UmanskyTuesday, January 24 | 2:30 p.m. - 3:30 p.m.Laura Umansky, of Laura U Interior Design in Houston, combines clean lines with an unexpected infusion of color to create a comfortable yet bold aesthetic. Umansky is on hand at Market to guide designers on a tour of her product picks.RSVP: lasvegasmarket.com/eventsTour of Building C, Floor 4

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