Purple Trees and Fish Chairs - Frampton Co Furniture Show in Long Island

The interior for the furniture exhibition also takes place. In Long Island, the colorful and eclectic motifs of Elena Frampton are remembered against the backdrop of designer novelties.

Warmth and contradictions became the key themes of the exhibition. Used bright colors, unusual textures. Purple bushes and trees, photographs and paintings depicting vegetation. We were surprised by the models furniture with representatives of the fauna - chairs decorated with jellyfish and fish.

As Elena Frampton notes, this is one of the first exhibitions this year with a similar connotation. The design team wanted warmth and contrast, so non-standard solutions for organizing the exhibition came by themselves.

As a rule, the presentation of furniture takes place in rather austere conditions. Newly created models are installed on solid color parapets. This allows exhibition visitors to look at pieces of furniture without being distracted by outside objects.

But Elena Frampton took a different path. Acting as a visualizer, she supplemented the space with components that united the exhibits with one idea.

Sense of place was a priority. Every sofa, chair or chair needed a place. At the same time, it was necessary that all the furniture looked like part of a single space.

Frampton Co is the first experience for Long Island designers. Previously, such events were held differently. Jesse Frohman, Craig McDean, Estudio Campana, Doris Leslie Blau and others presented their works.

The exhibition halls, despite the quarantine measures, attracted the attention of the public and the media.

Recently, OXO wrote about Narl pouf that resembles a flower.