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10 Striking Ideas from the Brooklyn Design Show

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Hovering over the show is Shadow Man, a 28-foot-long sculpture by the furniture design firm Naula. It was originally designed as seating, with the concept design created by George Quan (Photos by Steve Koepp and Lesley Alderman)

Innovative design is meant to be looked at, but meeting the people behind the objects adds extra depth to the experience. That’s the case at BKLYN DESIGNS, where more than 70 exhibitors are showing their furniture, tableware, lighting, textiles and jewelry this weekend at the Brooklyn Expo Center, 72 Noble St., Greenpoint. The raw materials vary widely (steel, concrete, wood, glass, ceramic) as does the character, from industrial to delicately natural. The Bridge visited the show on its first day; here’s a sampling of our favorites.

(Editor’s Note: Readers of The Bridge can get a $5 discount on general admission tickets to BKLYN DESIGNS by using the code BKD-BRIDGE. The Bridge is a sponsor of the show.)

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