Sustainable wood showcased at International Contemporary Furniture Fair
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Wonderwall Studio's mission is "to create joyous paneling from salvaged woods that enriches surfaces and enhances your interior. We strive for the highest quality to produce paneling that will last a lifetime."

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EkoFlooring ensures that the company "works hard to protect the environment by using a harvesting process that selects certain trees in an area so as to not destroy large plots of forests and helps feed the ecosystem of the forest." 

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Handmade LED lighting by artisan Christopher Perry of Wood and Weld furniture

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"We are all about sustainability and healthy choices with everything we do," says table designer James Burleigh. The tables are manufactured but have every eco-friendly aspect taken into consideration. 

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Fallen Industry is a Brooklyn-based sustainable design studio specializing in furniture and architectural elements made from fallen trees and reclaimed wood.  

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Lucite Waterfall by Fallen Industries

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Ethnicraft believes that "durability and sustainability start with choosing the right quality material, and wooden products are particularly suited for refurbishment."

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By using recycled wood particles, Tecnodeck is also a socially responsible option for the environment. Tecnodeck is used alternatively to exotic wood, undoubtedly contributing to protecting the remaining rainforest.     

NEW YORK — This year at the International Contemporary Furniture Fair, reclaimed wood was a design choice for many of the exhibitors. From LED lighting to kitchen tables, this year's designers brought life into discarded wood, chose eco-friendly options, and above all, sustainability was key. 

Wanted quickly became the destination for discovering new talent around the world and the place to engage with a diverse professional network and initiate new collaborations. This year, Wanted continued to support the next generation of design professionals through multiple opportunities. Launch Pad, with 69 total participants, included emerging designers who introduced new concepts for national and international designers to discover fresh ideas. Schools Showcase featuring 20 international schools and students, and upcoming designs for classrooms across the globe. Design Schools Workshop presented a platform for American and international schools to present their projects to a broad audience, get valuable feedback from industry professionals, and connect.

The 2024 ICFF held over 400 exhibitors and 12,000 attendees from 88 countries. ICFF and Wanted were captivated by a curated collection tailored for residential, contract, and hospitality environments. 

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Dakota Smith is an undergraduate student at New Jersey City University studying English and Creative Writing. He is a writer at heart, and a cook by trade. His career goal is to become an author. At Woodworking Network, Dakota is an editorial intern, ready to dive into the world of woods and words.