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BDNY 2024 Sets the Stage for the Future of Boutique Hospitality

  • Megan Carley
  • 26 November 2024
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This article was written by Luxury Hospitality Mag. Click here to read the original article

Boutique Design New York (BDNY) made a triumphant return to the Javits Center on November 10-11, setting a new milestone with the largest audience in its 15-year history and most exhibitors.

More than 15,700 designers, architects, brand executives, hoteliers, developers, and other industry professionals attended BDNY—a 5% increase from the previous year—solidifying it as the premier trade fair and conference for boutique hospitality design. Attendees explored innovative products from 770+ exhibitors, engaged in 50+ thought-provoking discussions featuring nearly 200 experts, and participated in curated and inspiring networking opportunities and events.

The show floor highlighted key trends shaping the hospitality sector, including a fusion of functionality and materiality with rich, moody hues such as burgundy, purple, and brown. Exhibitors also showcased the latest technological advancements, all underpinned by a growing commitment to sustainability.

Highlights:

Dine & Design

The debut Dine & Design, designed by Jessica Gidari of J.GIDARI, showcased front-of-house restaurant and bar design products. It will become one of BDNY’s four main Designed Spaces in 2025. See photos from the show floor here.

BD Mainstage & BD Hub

The BD Mainstage, designed by Watts & Dray, and the BD Hub, designed and sponsored by Wayfair, served as key spaces for panel discussions and networking.

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Designed Spaces

BDNY featured four main spaces created by leading designers and manufacturers:

  • Serendipitous Encounters by BLUR Workshop
  • Salone by Baskervill
  • Sobremesa by Curioso
  • Hidden Gem by Parker-Torres Design

These spaces inspired attendees and hosted discussions, networking, and DJ sessions. See photos from the show floor here.

Best of BDNY 2024 Awards

A complete list of winners and finalists with images can be found here.

  • Best in Show: Dedon Inc.
  • Best Furniture: Horizon Collection by Tuuci
  • Best Sustainable: Polygood® by The Good Plastic Company
  • Best Lighting: Kando by Bover
  • Best Architectural Materials: Decork Mediterraneo by Diasen
  • Best Art & Accessories: Glossy RAL Color Helix Staircase by Marretti Stairs
  • Best Bath & Spa: Full Privacy Restroom Cubicle with Top Occupancy Indicator by Stern Engineering
  • Best Fabric: Moments of Wander by HBF Textiles
  • Best Flooring: The Tactile Vernacular Hospitality by Royal Thai and Awaken by Shaw Contract Hospitality
  • Best Health & Wellness: Indoterra by Daltile
  • Best Other: Horizon by Safemark and Indel B
  • Best Outdoor: Ocean Master Voilare by Tuuci
  • Best Seating: Sagrada by Mobello
  • Best Wallcoverings: Soft Surrounds by Phillip Jeffries
  • Best Exhibit: Kettal Group (Large); Ferreira de Sá Rugs (Medium); Design and Direct Source (Small)

Platinum Circle Awards

The 35th Annual Platinum Circle Awards honored Liz Lambert of Lambert McGuire Design, MML Hospitality, and Bunkhouse Group; Tom Ito of Gensler; Ave Bradley of Kimpton Hotels & Restaurants; and Alan Fuerstman of Montage International for their contributions to hospitality design.

Gold Key Awards

Here’s a selection of the winners. A complete list of winners is available here.

  • Judges’ So Cool Award: The Hotel Chalet at the Chattanooga Choo Choo by Jenny Bukovec Studio
  • Up-And-Coming Hotelier of the Year: Neena Gupta, CEO of Miiro Hotels
  • Designer of the Year: GOODRICH

The next edition of BDNY will be held at the Javits Center on November 9-10, 2025. The event’s success underscores BDNY’s continued evolution as a hub for creativity and collaboration in the design community.

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