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OFFICIAL 100 GIANTS OF DESIGN// Fabrics + Wallcoverings re:Source Partnership, TOP 100 GIANT Firms january Miami, January 25-28 Top GIANTS Rankings, Fastest Growing Kitchen + Bath closing 12.21 Firms Research, Firm Profiles Ad Performance Study Hospitality materials due 12.30 Market Focus: Hospitality Kitchen + Bath Workplace 2015 Year in Review: Visual Inspiration, Art, Architecture, Design

GLOBAL DESIGN TOUR// Carpet/Flooring/ Best of Year GIANTS of Design february Hottest Projects Spanning the Globe Tile/Stone Products Special Conference, Advertorial Section Palm Springs, closing 01.15 Outdoor Exposed Outdoor Furniture March 7-9 materials due 01.21 + Fabrics

digital VIDEOS: 60 Seconds with… | Product Insight exclusive: FEATURES: Global Design Hot Spots | New Builds in Shanghai | Carpet/Flooring/Tile & Stone EVENTS COVERAGE: Wallcoverings Association Annual Meeting

BIG IDEAS// Mixed Market K&B and the City One Night Only, march Changing the Industry Showroom Special Los Angeles, April 7 Kitchen + Bath Insert Section closing 02.17 Kitchen + Bath Coverings, Chicago GIANTS of Design April 18-21 materials due 02.22 Health + Wellness Conference Partnership, Palm Springs, March 7-9

digital VIDEOS: 60 Seconds with… | Walk-Through exclusive: FEATURES: Health + Wellness Roundup | New Builds in Reykjavik | Kitchen + Bath Product Showcase EVENTS COVERAGE: Interior Design's GIANTS of Design

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march/ THE BEST OF RESIDENTIAL DESIGN Kitchen + Bath april Fabrics + Wallcoverings interior design Carpets homes Residential Leaders closing 03.03 materials due 03.08

DESIGNING FASHION// Fabrics + Wallcoverings One Night Only Maison&Objet april Retail’s Spring Collection Sponsorship, Americas, Contemporary Furniture Los Angeles, April 7 Miami, May 10-13 closing 03.17 Hospitality Special Section Lighting materials due 03.22 ICFF, New York, Best of NYCxDesign with ICFF Preview 7 May 14-1

THE OFFICIAL PRODUCT GUIDE// All Markets NeoCon SELECT NeoCon, Chicago, spring A Comprehensive Resource Featuring Partner Program June 13-15 market Products in All Categories NeoCon.com 900+ Products Opportunities tabloid 100+ Designers closing 04.15 Original Photo Reportage materials due 04.22

COMMERCIAL DESIGN…WORKING IT// NeoCon Products: NeoCon SELECT GIANTS Celebration may Office, Education, Financial, Media, Institutional All Categories Partner Program Chicago, June 12 closing 04.19 The Official NeoCon Product Preview NeoCon.com NeoCon, Chicago, materials due 04.26 Opportunities June 13-15 IIDA’s 43rd Annual Design Awards Health Care GIANTS Roundtable at NeoCon, Chicago, June 13 HiP HiP Hooray at NeoCon, Chicago, June 14

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THE OFFICIAL NEOCON TABLOID// Accessories NeoCon SELECT Exclusive distribution neocon Three Days. Partner Program on all floors at Building Products NeoCon, Chicago, Three Editions. NeoCon.com show Fabrics + Wallcoverings June 13-15 Must-Read Daily Chronicle with News, Product, Opportunities and affiliated hotels daily Showrooms, and Designer Interviews Live from Flooring the Show GIANTS Firms closing 05.02 Furniture materials due 05.06 Lighting Office Furniture Seating

THE OFFICIAL GUIDE TO NEOCON// NeoCon SELECT Exclusive distribution neocon Exclusive Listings: All Seminars, Forums, Partner Program on all floors at Show Highlights, and Special Events NeoCon, Chicago, show NeoCon.com June 13-15 Plus Exhibitor Booths, Showroom Locations, Opportunities directory and Floor Plans closing 05.02 materials due 05.06

THE GREAT DESIGN MIX Milan Review Showrooms— re:Source, june A Global Rancho Palos Verdes, Hospitality Special Section Mixed Market closing 05.16 Tour Special July 24-27 Green GIANTS Advertorial Section materials due 05.20 NeoCon.com Opportunities GIANTS Celebration at NeoCon Sponsorships Chicago, June 12 Health Care GIANTS Roundtable at NeoCon Partnership, Chicago, June 13 HiP HiP Hooray at NeoCon Sponsorship, Chicago, June 14

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AN OVERSEAS DESIGN TOUR Fabrics re:Source Partnership, Rising GIANTS Firms july Rancho Palos Verde, Rising GIANTS: The Ones to Watch Carpet/Flooring/ July 24-27 closing 06.17 Tile/Stone Kitchen + Bath Special Section materials due 06.24

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ARTFULLY DONE// Lighting HiP Awards Advertorial NYDC: What's New, august Art’s Influence on Interiors: Residential, Special Section What's Next, NeoCon Products— September TBD closing 07.15 Commercial, Hospitality, Institutional, All Categories materials due 07.22 and Health Care One Night Only, Official NeoCon Wrap Washington, DC, September 15 HiP Awards 4th Annual CoD+A Awards

digital VIDEOS: Designer Interview | Walk-Through exclusive: FEATURES: New Builds in London | Art Collectors Project Roundup | Lighting Showcase

august/ THE BEST OF RESIDENTIAL DESIGN Kitchen + Bath september Fabrics + Wallcoverings interior design Carpets homes Residential Leaders closing 07.27 materials due 08.01

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september NEW YORK DESIGN// Seating K&B and the City Hospitality GIANTS of Showroom Special Design, Charleston, The Heart of the Great Design in Office, Fabrics closing 08.17 Residential, Media, and Retail Insert Section October 23-25 Kitchen + Bath materials due 08.22 City Living New York’s Finest Showrooms Special Interior Design OHNY Tour Advertorial Section Ad Performance Study Hall of Fame Sponsorship, New York One Night Only Sponsorship, Washington, DC, September 15

DESIGN 360// Office Furniture Hall of Fame Sponsorship, One Night Only, october New York Boston, November 3 All Perspectives, All Segments Kitchen + Bath closing 09.16 Hospitality GIANTS NeoCon East, Mixed Market materials due 09.23 Philadelphia, Health Care GIANTS November 9-10 Bath and Spas Hospitality GIANTS of Design Partnership, Charleston, October 23-25

THE OFFICIAL PRODUCT GUIDE// All Markets fall A Comprehensive Resource Featuring Products in All Categories market 900+ Products tabloid 100+ Designers closing 09.22 Original Photography Reportage materials due 09.28

THE OFFICIAL GUIDE TO NEOCON EAST// neocon Exclusive Listings: All Seminars, Show NeoCon East, Highlights, Special Events, Exhibitor Booths, Philadelphia, east November 9-10 directory and Floor Plan closing 10.04 materials due 10.11

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THE BUSINESS OF DESIGN: Fabric + Wallcovering One Night Only Hall of Fame november Sponsorship Supplement @ GENSLER DESIGN AWARDS Lighting closing 10.18 Boston, November 3 Hall of Fame Gala, Young Up & Comers at the Firm New York, materials due 10.24 Hall of Fame Sponsorship, November 30 New York, hall of fame November 30 Best of Year Awards, supplement: New York, December 1 closing 10.20 materials due 10.25

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BEST OF YEAR All Project and Product Best of Year Sponsorship, december Categories New York, December 1 Interior Design Hall of Fame Supplement closing 11.15 materials due 11.21

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cindy allen BIO Lauded as “one of the most influential advocates for the interior design industry”, Cindy Allen marked her 10-year anniversary as Editor in Chief of Interior Design magazine in 2011. Since her editorship in 2001, Allen has established herself as a force in elevating the publication’s importance and exposure—strengthening its credentials as the main ambassador of design while proving it the vehicle of growth and success for the industry it represents.

Allen is an industry champion, promoting both the giants of design and the rising stars. A self-proclaimed design junkie, she brings an unbridled passion for design to the pages of the magazine each month, offering a unique view into design and personal connections to leaders in the industry. It doesn’t stop at the printed page; she actively participates in a variety of panels, juries, roundtables, speaking engagements, and industry events worldwide.

In 2010, Allen received an Honorary Doctorate in Fine Arts from the New York School of Interior Design. Recipient of the 2010 Circle of Excellence Award from IFDA and the 2009 Alpha Award by Alpha Workshops, Allen has served as juror for the Cooper-Hewitt National Design Awards and the Gensler Design Excellence Awards, among others, and is a board member for the Alpha Workshops. She is chairman of the national board of DIFFA (Design Industries Foundation Fighting Aids). Recent honors and accomplishments: Chairman, DIFFA Judge, Andreu World Design Competition Honorary Doctorate, New York School Judge, Cooper-Hewitt National Design Award of Interior Design Judge, Electrolux Kitchen Competition Honorary Doctorate, Academy of Judge, Future Furniture Design Competition Art University Judge, Gensler Design Excellence Awards Board Member, Alpha Workshops Judge, GSA Design Awards Benefit Chair, Design Trust for Public Space Judge, Haworth Young Voices Recipient, IFDA Circle of Excellence Award Design Competition Recipient, IIDA Appreciation Award Judge, James Beard Foundation Awards Host, Hall of Fame Awards Judge, Pantone Color Competition Host, NYDC/200 Lex Hospitality Event Judge, Perkins + Will Design Awards Host and Judge, Best of Year Awards Judge, Starwood Design Competition Host and Judge, Gold Key Awards Judge, Veritas Concept: Resin Host and Judge, IIDA’s Will Ching Competition Design Competition Keynote Speaker, NeoCon® Moderator, ICFF Special Events Keynote Speaker, Association of Contract Moderator, IIDA Roundtables (NeoCon® East) Textiles (ACT) Conference Moderator, “Don’t Repeat Design” Panel Keynote Speaker, BKLYN Designs with Spanish Trade Commission Keynote Speaker, Opening Night National Peer, GSA at the A&D Building

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editors ELENA KORNBLUTH, EXECUTIVE EDITOR Since arriving in December NICHOLAS TAMARIN, SENIOR EDITOR A graduate of NYU's 2001, Elena Kornbluth has brought an international stable of journalism school, Nicholas began his career in design design and architecture writers to Interior Design. She was journalism nearly 15 years ago at ELLE Décor. After almost previously the articles editor at ELLE Décor, where she produced, 3 years at Interior Design in various capacities, he was assigned, edited, and wrote stories on a wide variety of residential promoted to senior editor in 2013. interiors as well as on art, travel, fashion, and event design. Her HELENE OBERMAN, MANAGING EDITOR After honing her knowledge work has also appeared in The New York Times, House Beautiful, of the decorative arts in the rugs and carpets department at Wallpaper, Travel + Leisure, and Town & Country. Sotheby’s, Helene Oberman joined Interior Design in 2004 as the EDIE COHEN, DEPUTY EDITOR (WEST COAST) Edie Cohen joined assistant to the editor in chief. Her natural talent for managing the staff ofInterior Design magazine as an associate editor, photographers, writers, and designers led to her 2008 promotion. was later named senior editor, and was most recently promoted Oberman is a member of the Design Trust for Public Space Art to deputy editor. In 1994, she relocated to Los Angeles to Committee, the Advisory Board Steering Committee for the establish the magazine’s first West Coast editorial office. Cohen Fashion Institute of Technology Interior Design Department, and is a frequent guest speaker, and has also been called on to the DIFFA Dining by Design steering committee. judge competitions both here and abroad. She is the author of STANLEY ABERCROMBIE, FAIA, HON. IBD, HON. ISID, HON. FASID, the book “West Coast Rooms” and the co-author, along with EDITORIAL ADVISOR, BOOKS EDITOR Stanley Abercrombie’s Sherman Emery, of “Dining By Design.” Edie is also a board esteemed career includes: Editorial Director/VP, Interior Design member of the Martin Architecture and Design Workshop magazine. He was also on the editorial staffs at Abitare in (MADWORKSHOP) Foundation. America, Interiors, Architecture Plus, and AIA Journal. He is a ANNIE BLOCK, DEPUTY EDITOR (EAST COAST) Annie Block registered architect, State of New York, and a Fellow, American joined the staff of Interior Design in 2003 as senior editor. Institute of Architects, with 12 years design experience in Following extensive writing, editing, producing, and architectural offices, including five years with John Carl Warnecke assigning for the magazine, she was promoted to articles & Associates and Marcel Breuer & Associates. Abercrombie editor. Block previously worked as an editor and writer at also had a private practice in collaboration with Paul Vieyra. Martha Stewart Living Omnimedia. Her writing has appeared in Additionally, he has taught at Harvard Graduate School of Design The New York Times, Miami Herald, and Travel + Leisure. She is a and the New Jersey School of Architecture. frequent design juror and a member of the Design Trust for Public MEGHAN EDWARDS, SITE EDITOR Hailing from rural Washington Space Art Commitee. State, Meghan Edwards joined the staff of Interior Design in MARK MCMENAMIN, SENIOR EDITOR Mark McMenamin was named 2007 as editorial assistant, was later promoted to associate senior editor at Interior Design in 2007, focusing primarily editor, and most recently joined the magazine’s digital team in on the magazine’s product coverage. He has covered various 2012. Previously she received her B.A. in the History of Art and sectors of the furnishings and design instustries for more than Architecture at Brown University, worked in the special sales 25 years, previously as senior editor for fashion and trends department at Christie’s, and has reported on a wide variety of at Condé Nast’s InFurniture magazine. He is a past recipient topics including industry news, interiors, and trade shows for of the American Furniture Manufacturers Association’s Home Metropolis and VandM.com. Award for journalistic excellence and Fairchild Publications’ B2B Impact Award.

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contributors RAUL BARRENECHE, CONTRIBUTOR Raul Barreneche, a New York- MURRAY MOSS, CONTRIBUTOR Murray Moss is a founder and based architectural designer and writer, is the author of ten principal of Moss Bureau, a New York-based multi-platform books on architecture and design, most recently The Tropical provider of strategic design consulting and curatorial services. Modern House, published by Rizzoli. A former executive Moss was the founder of and creative mind behind the editor of Architecture and contributing editor to Metropolitan internationally renowned Moss design gallery, established Home, he is currently a contributing editor to Interior Design in 1994, where, during its eighteen years, he continuously and Travel + Leisure and has written extensively for major created new paradigms for design communication. publications including Architectural Digest, ELLE Décor, JEN RENZI, CONTRIBUTOR A freelance writer based in New York, Departures, Cultured, Town & Country, and The New York Jen Renzi is a special projects editor at Interior Design Times. Barreneche has also collaborated on branding and magazine—where she works on the market tabloid issues and content projects with Pentagram and Carbone Smolan Agency books series—and a contributor to publications including for real-estate developments in New York, the Caribbean, the Wall Street Journal (Off Duty section),WSJ . Magazine, and Asia. He holds a professional architecture degree from and Architectural Digest. Formerly a senior features editor at Carnegie Mellon University. House & Garden, Jen has written and produced a number of MAIRI BEAUTYMAN, CONTRIBUTOR Mairi Beautyman has design books, among them The Furniture Bible (coauthored worked in some role for Interior Design magazine since with Christophe Pourny), Vera: The Art and Life of an Icon 2002. Since 2006, she has covered art, design, lifestyle, (coauthored with Susan Seid), House Beautiful's Think Small, sustainability, and travel from Berlin for publications and The Art of Tile. including Architectural Record, Art News, Time Out Berlin, REBECCA THIENES, CONTRIBUTOR Rebecca Thienes is a New York- Azure Magazine, Elle Decor, Elle Decoration Deutschland, based market editor and writer with 15+ years of experience The Huffington Post, House Beautiful, The Robb Report Home in the shelter and interior design publishing industry. She & Style, Veranda, and Wired —with a 6-year stint as senior exhibits extensive knowledge of the latest interiors and editor of TreeHugger.com. She tends to wander off with a architectural products, attending industry trade shows and surfboard to work from remote beaches. events on the magazine's behalf to seek out fresh talent and ARIC CHEN, CONTRIBUTOR Aric Chen is Curator for Design and innovative products. Architecture at M+, the new museum for visual culture being PETER WEBSTER, CONTRIBUTOR Peter Webster is a New Zealand- built as part of the West Kowloon Cultural District in Hong born editor, writer, and consultant specializing in design, Kong. Previously, he served as Creative Director of Beijing architecture, men's style, culture, and travel. He contributes Design Week . He has organized or contributed to numerous regularly to Interior Design and Travel + Leisure among exhibitions, publications and biennials internationally. other publications, and has written The Esquire Handbook of LAURA FISHER KAISER, CONTRIBUTOR Laura Fisher Kaiser Style and Taschen's New New York Interiors. A former editor is a writer and award-winning magazine editor based in at Departures, House Beautiful, and ELLE Décor, he was Washington, DC. A master naturalist in training through the editor-in-chief of Absolute, the luxury lifestyle magazine, Audubon Naturalist Society, she is particularly interested in and most recently, editorial consultant for the launch of sustainable design, biomimicry, and environmental health. Man of the World magazine. CRAIG KELLOGG, EDITOR AT LARGE New York-based designer LARRY WEINBERG, CONTRIBUTOR Larry Weinberg is a dealer in Craig Kellogg graduated with honors in architecture from the vintage modern design and art, with a showroom in the New University of California at Berkeley, and he currently serves York Design Center. He graduated from Amherst College, as creative director of Gratz Industries. His first story for and is an alumnus of the Hagley Program in the History of Interior Design appeared in February 2002, and he published Technology. He writes and speaks about design topics. "Dealer's Choice: At home with purveyors of antique and vintage furnishings," in 2011. He previously served as a contributing editor for Wallpaper magazine and Architectural Design, and his stories have appeared in The New Yorker, The World of Interiors, The New York Times magazine, ELLE Décor, Architectural Record, House Beautiful, Metropolis, Interview, and The New York Times, where he wrote a design advice column.

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riding the wave From top: For “Sink or Swim: Designing for a Sea Change,” the Annenberg Space for Photography in Los Angeles commissioned Paula Bronstein for a photograph of the Sendai, Ja- pan, coastline seawall re- features constructed after the 2011 tsunami. Stephen Wilkes’s photograph of the board- walk roller coaster in Sea- side Heights, New Jersey, after Hurricane Sandy. designwire

newsy bits DESIGNwire edited by Annie Block commissioned by the in- stitution, such as one by Paula Bronstein of the 20-mile-long seawall along Japan’s Sendai coastline, or another by Sandy. Tohoku.¯ Katrina. Iwan Baan of the stilt Tragedies all, but houses in the lake vil- they’ve also created op- lage of Ganvie, Benin, portunities for design referred to as the Venice innovation. “Sink or of Africa. The Annen- Swim: Designing for a berg also commissioned Sea Change,” at the An- a documentary on cli- nenberg Space for Pho- mate-resilient strategies tography in Los Angeles, for waterfront commu- December 13 to May 3, nities that includes in- documents global sto- terviews with artists, ries of destruction as scientists, and archi- well as rebuilding ef- tects, including Thom forts by the likes of Toyo Mayne of Morphosis. Ito and Shigeru Ban. A first for the Annen- berg, some of the exhibit’s 100 images were COURTESY OF THE ARTIST

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snaps 6 As a fifth-generation New Yorker who just 7 gave birth to a sixth, Virginia Harper’s a ection for her hometown is obvious. Witness Hudson, Bigger screens, then smaller. Higher definition, less Virginia Harper Design’s stool-table hybrid for lag time. Technology is ever changing, its impact Poltrona Frau. It was modeled a er the fac- on interiors ever expanding, especially for the eted vertices of Skidmore, Owings & Mer- workplace. To spark a dialogue on this dynamic topic, 1. Keynote speaker Wesley Chan, former Google general partner rill’s One World Trade Center. Six panels of Interior Design hosted its annual Tech + Design and current managing director at Felicis Ventures. saddle leather—three solid, three perfo- conference in San Francisco. After the 150 attendees 2. ACDF Architecture president Maxime-Alexis Frappier. rated—are stitched to surround a toured offices such as Gensler’s for Visa or Studios 3. Rockwell Group interaction designer Inessah Selditz and 16-inch-high tubular steel frame. “Like a Architecture’s for Neustar, everyone convened at studio leader Melissa Hoffman. glass facade, the perforations allow Studio Libeskind’s Contemporary Jewish Museum 4. Greg Dekker, Teknion’s director of workplace strategy. you to peek into the form under- for presentations and conversations with tech 5. Dinner at Studio O+A’s office for Yelp. neath,” Harper says. (The perfora- experts. To top the day off, editor in chief Cindy Allen 6. Rapt Studio principal Louis Schump and Interior Design tions also function as handy nger presented our first annual MakeItWork Awards. market editor in chief Cindy Allen. pulls, for easy mobility.) Inside, 7. Studio O+A principal Primo Orpilla, an upcoming Interior another table, this time with a plugged in Design Hall of Fame inductee, with Hall of Fame member beech-plywood frame, nests Collin Burry of Gensler. perfectly. poltronafrau.com. 8. circle 405

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fall 2015 2 residential issues The semi-annual issue dedicated solely to the best of residential design – its influence and influencers Spring (March/April) Fall (August/September) debut edition

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room, the kids watch TV from a generous, meandering sectional by Fran- cesco Binfaré. They might as well learn early about good Italian design. This being a Belzberg project, a staircase is, of course, the pièce de résis- tance. Rising through the core of the house, where the boomerangs overlap, the stair is a spiral. But not just any spiral. It’s asymmetrical rather than composed of perfect circles. “It goes from skinny to fat, narrow to wide,” he explains. “It forces you to pay attention.” Every single strip of European white oak cladding the spiral was hand-cut and hand-laid, and the balus - trades are clear glass bent with heat. “The hardest thing I’ve ever done,” he states. Thanks to the glass and an oculus above, the stair furthermore doubles as a light well through all three levels, constantly reflecting and absorbing sunlight differently. Each trip up or down is a unique experience. A simpler floating stair is a more direct route for the children to take from their study, the family room, or the kitchen to their bedrooms, each with an en suite bathroom, and the playroom, with its own deck. At the opposite end of the upstairs is the master suite, offering treetop views through glass walls. The bedroom’s sitting area features Paola Navone’s sprawling sofa and

Top: European white oak unifies the floor and the staircase. Photography: Art Gray. Bottom, from left: Homework takes place at the study’s custom nesting tables in white oak and powder-coated steel; photography: Art Gray. The pendant fixture in the powder room is Italian 1960’s; photography: Bruce Damonte. Opposite top: Surfaced in cementitious plaster, the upper volume contains the master suite. Photography: Bruce Damonte. Opposite bottom: Niels Bendtsen designed the kitchen stools. Photography: Art Gray.

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If you’re seeking out back in action the masterworks of Finn Juhl, you could head to It’s hard to believe that more than three de- Ordrupgaard Museum cades have passed since the Memphis Group near Copenhagen. But debuted at Milan’s Salone del Mobile. But that if Scandinavia isn’t on beat goes on, thanks to two of the collective’s your itinerary, New York founding members, Nathalie Du Pasquier and showroom Property is George Sowden, and their new firm, CoopDPS. offering official reproduc- Its debut effort, Post Crisis, is a collaboration tions by Onecollection. with textile manufacturer ZigZagZurich, the The late Danish archi- collection’s title referencing the aftermath of tect revealed his fascina- the 2008 financial crash. The impact, it seems, tion with contemporary was graphic, as sharp geometrics mingle with art in Pelican, his 1940 abstract organics in a wash of bold primaries. chair with arms droop- Specify any of the 24 patterns as either woven ing toward the f loor, and upholstery fabric or a printed sheer, both in Poet, the 1941 sculptural Trevira CS polyester, polyester wall covering, sofa Juhl designed for his cotton percale bed linens, own home. The wavy or a woven cotton-wool body of the Baker sofa, blanket. zigzagzurich.com. 1951, is divided into two

circle 402 sheltering components. baker Sinuosity extends to oc- casional pieces such as the teak Butterf ly table, 1949, with a pine drop leaf and an inlaid brass plate. Juhl embraced linear Asian forms in Japan, a 1953 suite of seating in walnut or oak. His dalliances with tubular steel netted the Nyhavn products / and their makers table, 1945, while Cubist art inf luenced a painted wood sideboard from 1955. Juhl text by Mark McMenamin morphed into the spherical realm with his orblike pendant fixture and Circle, a and Athena Waligore hand-tufted wool rug, both from 1963. propertyfurniture.com. circle 403 great Dane

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“Our objective is to design rugs of great Accessories/Building Products/Fabric/ originality, transcending the borders of art and interior design and pushing the very boundaries of the medium.” —Calle Henzel 10 CIRCLES 9 Flooring/Furniture/Kitchen & Bath/ Henzel Studio Since founding his studio in 1999, Calle Henzel has Lighting/Office/Outdoor/Seating/ collaborated with some of contemporary art’s biggest names, Marilyn Minter and Jack Pierson among them. But the designer is a major talent in his own right. To wit: his Nordic Raw rugs, Wallcovering based on the eﬀ ects of erosion and thawing snow. The comple- mentary Circles collection, 5 meanwhile, references ephem- era: light reﬂ ections and the moisture rings cups can leave. Then there’s Abstract Action,

with the vibe of color-ﬁ eld paint- ABSTRACT ACTION ings. All can be crafted of hand- knotted wool and silk or art silk. 1. Yard chair with elastic belts over painted-aluminum frame and side tables byhenzel.com. circle 568 in painted aluminum by Emu. circle 863 outdoor 2. Duo vase/stool in polyethylene by Valitalia. circle 864 3. Napa barstool in powder-coated aluminum and Sunbrella upholstery by David Francis Furniture. circle 865 4. Mod Stripe tablecloth in recycled woven plastic by BottleCloth. circle 866 5. Boomy chairs in varnished aluminum with woven-PVC seats by Coro. circle 867 6. Aquart Lux shower in copper with cement base by Seletti. circle 868 CIRCLES 6 official neocon 7. Inda LED lamp with ceramic base and polypropylene shade by Seasonal Living. circle 869 8. Strauss polypropylene chairs in persimmon by Janus et Cie. circle 856 9. Rotterdam chair in hand-welded electrogalvanized steel with powder coating flooring 8 by iSi. circle 870 10. Radian table in glazed ceramic by Roche Bobois. circle 871

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show daily show dailymerchandise mart – monday, june 15, 2015 the a-list check when: 2:00–4:00PM who: Bentley 1 what: Cocktails it out where: space 1098 Icons of yesteryear recap- when: 3:00PM ture the spotlight in Textiles who: Mannington Commercial what: Showroom party of the 20th Century, where: space 1039 an ongoing series by when: 3:00PM Maharam. Alexander who: MechoSystems Girard gets his close- what: Booth party up with Checker, where: space 8-4130 originally released when: 3:00PM in 1965 during the de- who: Tandus Centiva signer’s tenure as direc- what: Cocktails tor of the textile division where: space 391 at Herman Miller. Ren- when: 3:00–5:00PM dered in a stain-resistant who: J+J Flooring Group what: Cocktails thin is in blend of cotton and poly- where: space 10-118 ester, the reissue rep- When it comes to task chairs, comfort and aesthetics are priority number one. Lievore when: 4:00PM licates archival color Altherr Molina’s Catifa Sensit for Arper eschews extraneous mechanisms—and the bulk who: Concertex combinations, giving what: Champagne celebration typical of an ergonomic chair—delivering a lean design with an integrated back-recline all eight versions the where: space 10-103 mechanism. The sawhorse base of Fattorini + Rizzini + Partners Design Advisory’s same swinging-60’s when: 4:00–6:00PM powder-coated steel table, Cross, is equally straightforward. But the shapes and shades zing. space 1188 FLOOR 8 NEOCON EXHIBITORS FLOOR 8 NEOCON EXHIBITORS who: Brentano of Parentesit acoustic wall panels, which accommodate LED backlighting and a Bluetooth what: Jubilee merchandisespeaker, are mart nice – ‘n’ tuesday, lively. See june page 16, 26 2015for more. space 339 NORTH DRIVE / KINZIE STREET showwhere: daily space 1040A NORTHNORTH DRIVE DRIVE / KINZIE / KINZIE STREET STREET when: 4:00–6:00PM STAIR STAIR 8-1001 8-1003 8-1005 8-1007 8-1013 STAIR STAIRSTAIR 8-1031 8-1033 8-1039 8-1045 8-1049 8-1051 8-1053 8-1057 8-1061 8-1063 8-1065 8-1067 8-1069 8-1071 8-1073 8-1075 8-1077 8-1079 8-1081 8-1083 8-1085 8-1089 8-1093 8-1097 8-1101 8-1105 8-1107 8-1109 8-1111 8-1113 8-1115 8-1117STAIR 8-1119 STAIRSTAIR the a-list who: Davis Furniture the tizzy over izzy+ 8-1001 8-100388-1001-1001 8-1005 8 8-1003-1003 8 8-1005-1005 8-1007 8-1007 8-1007 8-1013 8-10138-1013 8-10318-10318-1031 8-1033 8-1033 8-1033 8-10398-10398-1039 8-1045 8-1045 8-10498-1045 8-1051 8-1049 8-1049 8-1051 8-1053 8-1051 8-1053 8-1053 8-1057 8-10578 8-1057-1061 8-106388-1061-1061 8-1065 8 8-1063-1063 8-1067 8 8-1065-1065 8-1069 8 8-1067-10678-1071 8 8-1069-10 869-107388-1071-1071 8-1075 8 8-1073-1073 8-1077 8 8-1075-1075 8-1079 8 8-1077-1077 8-1081 8 8-1079-1079 8-1083 8 8-1081-1081 8 8--10831085-1083 8 8-1085-1085 8-1089 8 8-1089-10898-109388-1093-1093 8-1097 8 8-1097-10978-11018 88--1101-11051101 8-1107 8 8-1105-1105 8-1109 8 8-1107-1107 8-111 8 8-11109-1109 8-111 8 8-31-11111 81-1111 8 8-5111-111 83-3111 8 8-7111-11155 8 8--111-111797 8 8-111-11199 what: Cocktails AISLE AISLE1000AISLEAISLE 10001000 1000 Stairs toStairs Stairs7th floor to Stairsto 7th 7thexhibits floor floorto 7th exhibits exhibits floor exhibits AISLE AISLE1000AISLE AISLE 10001000 1000 AISLE AISLE1000AISLE 10001000AISLE 1000 AISLE AISLE1000AISLE 10001000AISLE 1000 Stairs toStairs Stairs7th floor toto 7th 7thexhibitsStairs floorfloor to exhibitsexhibits 7th floor exhibits when: All Day to check out Sylvi, a buzzy debut from Noé Duchaufour Lawrance waxes nostalgic about his youth 8-1034 8-1038 8-1042 8-1046 8-1050 8-1052 8-1054 8-1062 8-1066 8-1068 8-1072 8-1078 8-1080 8-1082 8-1094 8-1098 8-1102 8-1106 8-1108 8-1110 8-1116 8-1118 8-1120 8-1122 where: space 3-115 Gawkers are flocking 8-1006 8-1008 8-1062 8-1066 8-10688-1072 88-1072-1072 8-1078 8-108088-1078-1078 8 8-1080-1080 8-1082 88-1082-1082 8-109488-1094-1094 8-1098 8 8-1098-10988-11028 8--1102-11061102 8-1108 8 8-1106-1106 8 8--1108-11108110 8 8-1-1111100 8-1116 8-111 8 8-81-11111 86-61120 8 8-1-1111188 8 8-1120--11201122 88-1122-1122 who: Janus et Cie color fields in southern France, where he spent afternoons skipping stones Argo Tea8-100688-1006-1006 8-1008 8 8-1008-1008 8-1034 8-10348-10348-10388-10388-1038 8-1042 8-1042 8-10428-10468-1046 8-10508-1046 8-1052 8-1050 8-1050 8-1052 8-1052 8-1054 8-1054 8-1054 8-10628 8--10621066 8-1068 8-1066 8-1068 InteriorsInteriorsInteriors & Sources Interiors&& SourcesSources & Sources 2when: 4:00–6:00PM Izzy+. Designer Joey Ruiter’s sleek modular lounge seating fulfills Argo TeaArgoArgo Tea Tea 8-1030 what: Enter to win one across streams. Today, he’s conjured larger versions of those Cafe 8-1030 8-10308-1030 MaterialsMaterials PavillionMaterials Pavillion Pavillion who: Luna Textiles every workspace need: Use it to create quick touch-down spots Cafe CafeCafe 8-1004 8-2005 8-2007 8-2000 8-1014 8-2019 8-1022 8-2033 8-2037 8-2041 8-2049 of four curated getaways 8-1004 8-2005 8-2007 8-2000 8-1014 8-2019 8-1022 8-2033 8-2037 8-2041 8-2049 8-2065 8-2071 8-2073 8-2075 8-2077 8-2079 8-2097 8-2105 8-2117 8-2130 what: Martini party stones as Colours, a seating system for Bernhardt Design. 8-1004 8-20058-1004 8-20078-2005 8--20072000 8-20008-1014 8-10148-20198-2019 8-1022 8-1022 8-2033 8-20338-2037 8-20378-2041 8-2041 8-2049 8-2049 8-2065 88-2065-2065 8-2071 8-207388-2071-2071 8-2075 8 8-2073-2073 8-2077 8 8-2075-20758-2079 8 8-2077-2077 88-2079-2079 8-2097 88-2097-2097 8-2105 88-2105-2105 8-2117 88-2117-2117 8-2130 88-2130-2130 where: spaces 3-107 and 1420 or quiet focus areas. The clean-lined metal frames boast hidden AISLE 2000 AISLE 2000 AISLE 2000 AISLE 2000 where: space 10-106 Modules fall into two categories: freestanding and connected. AISLE AISLE2000AISLE 20002000 AISLE AISLE2000AISLE 20002000 AISLE AISLE2000AISLE 20002000 AISLE AISLE2000AISLE 20002000 USB and power plug-ins, which are both recessed into a channel 8-2004 8-2006 8-2008 8-2010 8-2014 8-2016 8-2030 8-2034 8-2038 8-2040 8-2042 8-2050 8-2054 8-2062 8-2066 8-2072 8-2076 8-2080 8-2086 8-2094 8-2098 8-2100 8-2102 8-2110 8-2114 8-2116 8-2122 8-2004 8-200688-2004-2004 8-2008 8 8-2006-2006 8 8-2008--20082010 8 8-82010--2010201488-2014-2014 8-2016 8 8-2016-2016 8-20308-20308-2030 8-2034 8-2034 8-2038 8-2034 8-2040 8-2038 8-2038 8-2040 8-2040 8-2042 8-20428-2042 8-20508-20508-2050 8-2054 8-2054 8-2054 8-206288-2062-2062 8-2066 8 8-2066-2066 8-2072 88-2072-20728-207688-2076-2076 8-2080 8 8-2080-2080 8-2086 8 8-2086-2086 8-209488 8-2094--20942098 8-2100 8 8-2098-2098 8 8--2100-21022100 8 8-2102-2102 8-211088 -2110-21102114 8 8-2114-2114 8-2116 8 8-2116-2116 8-2122 8 8-2122-2122 The former range from 32 to 59 inches long. The latter can form 8-2140 when: All Day when: 4:00–6:00PM designed to accept side tables, magazine racks, and coat hooks. 8-2140 88--21402140 who: Tandus Centiva who: OFS Brands And step back: The frames can even be outfitted with privacy arrangements up to 400 square feet. For upholstery to cover IALD IALD 8-3005 8-3007 8-3009 8-3011 8-3013 8-3017 8-2022 8-3065 8-3071IALD 8-3075IALD 8-3077 8-3081 8-3083 8-3097 8-3099 8-3113 what: Cocktails and treats what: Cocktails the molded foam and the hardwood frames, choose any Bern- 8-3005 8-300788-3005-3005 8-3009 8 8-3007-3007 8-3011 8 8-3009-3009 8 8-3011-30133011 8 8-3013-3013 8-3017 8 8-3017-3017 8-2022 8 8-2022-2022 8-3065 88-3065-3065 8-30718 8--30713075-3071 8 8-3075--30773075 8 8-3077--30813077 8-3083 8 8-3081-3081 8 8-3083-3083 8-3097 8-309988-3097-3097 8 8-3099-3099 8-3113 88-3113-3113 panels to carve out semi-enclosed seating nooks. space 11-100 8-3001 where: space 7-6118 where: space 1132 8-3001 8-30018-3001 AISLE 3000 AISLE 3000 AISLE 3000 AISLE 3000 AISLE 3000 8-3139 hardt Textiles fabric or leather as well as COM. space 399 AISLE AISLE3000AISLE 30003000 8-30298-30298-3029 8-30338-3029 8-3033 8-3033 8-3033 AISLE AISLE3000AISLE 30003000 AISLE AISLE3000AISLE 30003000 AISLE AISLE3000AISLE 30003000 AISLE 3000AISLEAISLE 30003000 8-3139 88--31393139 8-3006 8-3010 8-3012 8-3014 8-3016 8-3018 8-3046 8-3050 8-3054 8-3064 8-3066 8-3086 8-3094 8-3114 8-3122 8-3130 8-3134 when: 4:00–6:00PM 8-3006 88-8-30103006-3006 8-3012 8 8-3010-3010 8-3014 8 8-3012-3012 8-3016 8 8-3014-3014 8 8-3016--30163018 8 8-3018-3018 8-30468-30468-3046 8-3050 8-3050 8-3050 8-3054 8-30548-3054 8-3064 88-3064-30648-3066 88-3066-3066 8-3072 8-3086 88-3086-3086 8-3094 88--30943094 8-3100 88--31003100 8-3100 8-3114 88--31143114 8-3122 88--31223122 8-313088--31303130 8-3134 8 8--31343134 8-3072 88-3072-3072 8-3080 8-308288-3080-3080 8 8-3082-30828-3080 8-3082 8-3139B when: 8:30AM who: Stylex 8-3139B 88--3139B3139B who: MechoSystems 8-3004 8-30048-3004 8-3004 8-3072A GANA what: Open-house party 8-3030A 8-3030A 8-3072A8-3066A 8-308-3072A72A GANA GANAGANA 8-3134A 8-3139C View the floor in a whole new way with 8-3010A 8-3010A8-3014A 8-3014A8-3018A 8-3018A 8-3022 8-3022 8-3030A 8-3030A 8-3066A 88-3066A-3066A 8-3100A 8-3134A 88--3134A3134A8-3139C 88--3139C3139C what: Coffee and donuts where: space 346 8-3010A 8-3010A8-3014A 8-3014A8-3018A 8-3018A8-3022 8-3022 8-3100A 88-3100A-3100A where: space 8-4130 Avant, Dynex SD nylon modular carpet 8-3008B 8-3072B 8-308-3072B72B 8-3072B 8-3008B 8-308-300808BB STAIR STAIR STAIR STAIRSTAIR STAIR when: 4:00–6:30PM tile by Tandus Centiva. space 391 STAIRSTAIRSTAIR STAIR STAIR STAIR STAIRSTAIRSTAIR STAIR STAIR STAIR STAIR STAIR 8-3062 8-3066C 8-3080C 8-3094C 8-3130C 8-3130C 8-3134C 8-306288-3062-3062 8-3066C 8 8-3066C-3066C 8-3072C 8-3080C 88-3080C-3080C 8-3094C 88--3094C3094C 8-3100B 8-3130C 8-3130C8-3134C 88--3134C3134C when: 9:00–11:00AM who: Wolf-Gordon 8-3016B 88-3016B-3016B8-3016B 8-3072C 8-308-3072C72C 8-3100B 88-3100B-3100B 8-3139D 88--3139D3139D 8-3139D who: Mayer Fabrics what: Party for Tjep 8-4071 what: Spot of tea and pastries where: space 10-161 8-4015 88-4015-40158-3018B8-4015 88-3018B-3018B 8-3018B 8-3030C8-308-3030 8-403330CC8-3030 8-4033C 8-4033 8-4033 8-3050C 88-3050C-3050C8-3054C8-3050C 8-3054C8-3054C 8-3054C 8-4071 88-4071-4071 8-4099 88--40994099 8-84103-4099 88--41034103 8-41118-4103 8 8--41114111 8-84111-411788--41174117 8-4121 8- 84117 8--41214121 8-41218-4129 88--41293134D4129 8-3136D88--3134D3134D8-412988--3136D3136D8-3134D 8-3136D AISLE 4000 AISLE 4000 AISLE 4000 AISLE 4000 where: space 10-128 when: 4:00–7:00PM AISLE AISLE4000AISLE 40004000 AISLE AISLE4000AISLE 40004000 AISLE AISLE4000AISLE 40004000 AISLE AISLE4000AISLE 40004000 8-3139F 88--3139F3139F 8-3139F

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Couch Creating restful breakout zones is a walk in the park—er, on the Park—withwhere: space 340 ORLEANS STREET ORLEANSORLEANSORLEANS STREET STREET STREETExhibitorExhibitorExhibitor ServicesExhibitor Services Services Services 8-4022 what: Java and juice 8-4022 88-4022-4022 this latest offering fromShaw Contract Group’s EcoWorx Resilient line of low-when: 4:00–7:00PM where: space 11-113 AISLE AISLE5000AISLE AISLE 50005000 5000 AISLE AISLE5000AISLE 50005000AISLE 5000 AISLE AISLE5000AISLE 50005000AISLE 5000 8-4130 88--41304130 8-4130 VOC, PVC-free planks. The collection, which also includes carpet tile and broadwho:- Decca Contract win-win situation what: Cocktails when: 3:00PM loom, encompasses subtle riffs on natural motifs and textures (think tree bark, Architects Alberto Basaglia and Natalia Rota Nodari specified sturdy 8-5062 88-5062-5062 8-5062 8-5078 88-5078-5078 8-5078 8-5122 88--51225122 8-5122 stepping stones, flowing water). Earthy colorways confer a reenergizing vibewhere: that space 3-101 who: DigiLock steel and supple polypropylene for S’mesh, their spare-yet-snug chair for Foodstuffs what: Gathering further boosts well-being. Juxtapose two patterns to establish gathering spotswhen: in 4:30–6:30PM FoodstuffsFoodstuffsFoodstuffs Diemmebi. But did they realize it was already destined for a makeover? STAIR STAIRSTAIR STAIR STAIR STAIRSTAIR STAIR where: space 7-3014 open-plan spaces and circulation corridors—and then kick back. spacewho: 10-167 Global–The Total Office Cafe CafeCafe Cafe what: Cocktails At Expo Milano 2015, the manufacturer launched a competition to reinter- when: 3:00–5:00PM where: space 1035 pret the design, giving detached backrests to 50 registered contestants to who: Maya Romanoff and get them started. The winner will be announced next March—but the real Roche Bobois champ is here in Chicago this week. space 7-2030B what: Sushi and cocktails Hi-fi meets low-fi—and cool collections commingle— where: space 6-167 INTERNATIONALINTERNATIONALINTERNATIONALINTERNATIONAL FURNITURE FURNITURE FURNITURE FURNITURE in Haworth’s new showroom design by Patricia Where are the hottest product introductions? At the Interior Design SELECT partner PARTNERSHIPSPARTNERSHIPSPARTNERSHIPS Urquiola. Flip to page 2 for more. . . showrooms, of course. For the list of locations, see page 80. #Idneocon PARTNERSHIPS when: 3:00–5:00PM who: Wood-Mode merchandise mart – wednesday, june 17, 2015 TECHNOLOGYTECHNOLOGYTECHNOLOGYTECHNOLOGY Goose IslandGooseGoose CafeIslandIslandGoose CafeCafe Island Cafe Student Student Student Programming ProgrammingProgramming Student Programming what: Happy hour where: space 119 show daily seminars pattern play INTERIORINTERIORINTERIOR BUILDINGINTERIOR BUILDING BUILDING PRODUCTS BUILDING PRODUCTS PRODUCTS PRODUCTS when: 3:00–6:00PM 9:30–10:30AM To create her collection of double-sided digitally printed glass who: C.F. Stinson INTERIORINTERIORINTERIOR FINISHESINTERIOR FINISHES FINISHES & MATERIALS FINISHES & & MATERIALS MATERIALS & MATERIALS what: Cocktails This is Your Body on Architecture: 3 for Skyline Design, Patricia Urquiola shuffled sheets of translu- where: space 10-150 The Space/Wellness Connection cent patterned acetate until she found just the right combination Carolyn Rickard-Brideau, AIA, LEED Cipher, Overlay, Check. BD+C, partner/office president; Andre of layers with and “Skyline executes when: 3:00–6:00PM very difficult glass treatments, so I wanted an equally rigorous who: Koleksiyon Bellerjeau, global practice leader, work- what: U.S. debut and reception place; both from Little (Arlington, VA) approach to the design—to do something complex,” Urquiola divugled in the Haworth showroom, where Check fronts a break- where: space 7-1130 9:30–10:30AM SOUTHSOUTH DRIVESOUTH DRIVE / RIVERFRONT DRIVE / RIVERFRONT / RIVERFRONT Vuja De: The Disruptive Workplace out lounge. 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Laci Wilkes, director, sustainability ser- collection distinguished by rakish angles and kicky aluminum vices, CBRE (Chicago); Jeff Krol, senior For more legs. Up-and-comer Michael Bemis conceived the series while still an under- project manager, CBRE (Chicago); from Maharam, Andrew Lehrer, vice president, ESD grad—he’s now a full-fledged industrial designer—and Arcadia immediately saw its po- turn to page 4… (Chicago); Helen Hopton, senior tential. In addition to offering bold personality, the collection boasts complete flexibility. associate, Gensler (Chicago); Brian From ganging tables to a pert loveseat, items are available in myriad finishes and can be Bukowski, senior project manager, team supplemented with options like privacy panels. Units link via hardware-free connectors, leader, Skender Construction (Chicago) enabling speedy assembly—and, when the mood strikes, reinvention. space 340

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1271 Avenue of the Americas, New York, NY 10020 | 917.934.2882 | interiordesign.net CONSOLIDATED CONSOLIDATED CONSOLIDATEDMEDIA REPORT MEDIA REPORT MEDIABusiness REPORT Publication Business Publication 6Business months Publicationended June6 months30, 2015 ended June 30, 2015 6 months ended June 30, 2015 CHANNEL PROFILES CHANNEL PROFILES TOTAL GROSS CONTACTS: 375,877*Field Served: All concerned with the planning, design, specification and/or purchase of contract/commercial and/or residential interior furnishings and products. Includes interior designer/specifiers, architects, industrial designers, facility and corporate managers on the Field Served: All concerned staffswith the of interior planning, design design, firms, specificationarchitectural and and/or industrial purchase design of firms, contract/commercial service, government and/or and manufacturingresidential interior industries, contract furnishings and products. Includesfurnishers, interior hotel/motel designer/specifiers, chains, retail and architects, department industrial stores, anddesigners, office furniture facility dealers. and corporate managers on the 350,000 staffs of interior design firms, architectural and industrial design firms, service, government and manufacturing industries, contract 315,808 furnishers, hotel/motel chains, retail and department stores, and office furniture dealers. 300,000 Published by: Interior Design Media Group, a subsidiary of Sandow Media LLC Frequency: Monthly

250,000Published by: Interior Design Media Group, a subsidiary of Sandow Media LLC Frequency: Monthly TOTAL AVERAGE QUALIFIED PAID CIRCULATION 60,069

200,000 TOTAL AVERAGE1A QUALIFIEDAVERAGE QUALIFIED PAID CIRCULATION PAID CIRCULATION 60,069 150,000 Print Only, See Explanatory ...... 38,154 Digital Only, See Explanatory ...... 2,512 1A AVERAGE QUALIFIED PAIDTotal Individual CIRCULATION ...... 40,666 100,000 Print Only, See ExplanatorySponsored ...... Individually...... Addressed, ...... See. . . Explanatory...... 38,154. . . . . 12,789 Digital Only,60,069 See ExplanatoryMulti-Copy . . . . . Same. . . . .Addressee, ...... See. . . .Explanatory ...... 2,512. . . . 950 50,000 Total Individual ...... Single . . . . .Copy . . . . Sales. . . . -. Print. . . . Only...... 40,666 . . . . . 5,460 Single Copy Sales - Digital Only ...... 204 Sponsored Individually Addressed, See Explanatory ...... 12,789 Total Single Copy Sales, See Explanatory ...... 5,664 0 Multi-Copy Same Addressee, See Explanatory ...... 950 Interior Design Total Average QualifiedWebsite Paid Circulation ...... 60,069 Single Copy Sales - Print Only ...... 5,460 Single Copy Sales - Digital Only ...... 204 1B AVERAGE QUALIFIED NONPAID CIRCULATION None Claimed EXECUTIVE SUMMARY Total Single Copy Sales, See Explanatory ...... 5,664 Total Average Qualified Paid Circulation ...... 60,069 1C AVERAGE NONQUALIFIED CIRCULATION Allocated For Shows & Conventions...... 1,422 1B AVERAGE QUALIFIEDMiscellaneous, NONPAID Including CIRCULATION Staff Copies, See Explanatory ...... None Claimed 1,348 PRODUCT CONTACTS Total Average Nonqualified CirculationPERIOD ...... 2,770 1C AVERAGE NONQUALIFIED CIRCULATION Interior Design: Allocated For 1DShows & Conventions.AVERAGE . . .QUALIFIED ...... PAID...... CIRCULATION...... OF 1,422 REGIONAL (See pages 2 -5) Miscellaneous,Qualified Paid Including Circulation: StaffAND Copies, DEMOGRAPHIC See Explanatory60,069 EDITIONS . . . 6. .months ...... ended . . June 30,1,348 2015 Total Average NonqualifiedNone Circulation ...... Subject. . . . .to . Audit. . . . . 2,770 Website^ (See page 6) Page Impressions: 2,178,866 For the month of January 2015 www.interiordesign.net 1D AVERAGEUnique Browsers:2 QUALIFIEDQUALIFIED PAID PAID CIRCULATION CIRCULATION315,808 BY OF ISSUES REGIONAL Print & *Total Gross Contacts include Qualified Paid Circulation and UniqueAND Browsers. DEMOGRAPHIC2015 EDITIONS Total Print Digital Digital Issue Paid Only Only (Unduplicated) Gross data are contained in this Consolidated Media Report. ThereNone was no attempt made to eliminate any duplication that may exist. ^SOURCE: AAM Digital Audit Jan. 59,863 56,984 2,879 Feb. 58,747 55,923 2,824 2 QUALIFIED PAIDMar. CIRCULATION BY ISSUES59,100 56,306 2,794 Apr. 61,557 58,939 Print2,618 & 2015 Spring MarketTotal Tabloid* Print55,265Digital 52,847 2,418Digital Issue May Paid Only60,575 58,001Only (Unduplicated)2,574 June 60,565 57,958 2,607 Jan. 59,863 56,984 2,879 Feb. *Special Issue58,747 - circulation not included 55,923 in averages shown2,824 in Par. 1. Mar. 59,100 56,306 2,794 Apr. 61,557 58,939 2,618 Spring Market Tabloid* 55,265 52,847 2,418 May 60,575 58,001 2,574 June 60,565Page 2 of 7 • 57,958 06-0660-0 2,607 *Special Issue - circulation not included in averagesAlliance forshown Audited in Par. Media 1.

06-0660-0 48 W. Seegers Road • Arlington Heights, IL 60005-3913Page 2 of 7• T: • 224.366.6939 06-0660-0 • F: 224.366.6949 • www.auditedmedia.com Alliance for Audited Media CONSOLIDATED CONSOLIDATED CONSOLIDATEDMEDIA REPORT CONSOLIDATED MEDIA REPORT BusinessMEDIA REPORT Publication MEDIA REPORT Business Publication Business Publication 6 monthsBusiness ended Publication June6 30,months 2015 ended June 30, 2015 6 months ended June 30, 2015 6 months ended June 30, 2015 CHANNEL PROFILESCHANNEL PROFILES CHANNEL PROFILES CHANNEL PROFILESField Served: All concernedField with Served: the planning, All concerned design, with specification the planning, design,and/or specificationpurchase of and/or contract/commercial purchase of contract/commercial and/or residential and/or interior residential interior furnishings and products. Includes interior designer/specifiers, architects, industrial designers, facility and corporate managers on the Fieldfurnishings Served: Alland concerned products. staffswithIncludes the of interior planning, interior design designer/specifiers, design, firms, specificationarchitectural architects, and and/or industrial purchase industrial design of firms,designers, contract/commercial service, facility government and and/or corporate and manufacturingresidential managers interior industries, on the contract furnishingsFieldstaffs Served:of andinterior products. All design concerned Includes firms,furnishers, with architectural interior the hotel/motel planning, designer/specifiers, and chains, design,industrial retail specification design and architects, department firms, and/or service,industrial stores, purchase government anddesigners, office of contract/commercial furniture facilityand manufacturing dealers. and corporate and/or industries, managers residential c ontracton interiorthe staffsfurnishingsfurnishers, of interior hotel/moteland design products. firms, chains, Includesarchitectural retail interior and and department designer/specifiers, industrial stores, design andfirms, architects, office service, furniture industrial government dealers. designers, and manufacturing facility and corporate industries, managers contract on the furnishers,staffs of hotel/motelinterior design chains, firms, retail architectural and department and industrial stores, designand office firms, furniture service, dealers. government and manufacturing industries, contract furnishers, hotel/motel chains,Published retail and by: departmentInterior stores,Design andMedia office Group, furniture a subsidiary dealers. of Sandow Media LLC Published by: InteriorFrequency: Design Media Group,Monthly a subsidiary of Sandow Media LLC PublishedFrequency: by: InteriorMonthly Design Media Group, a subsidiary of Sandow Media LLC Published by: Interior Design Media Group, a subsidiary of Sandow Media LLC Frequency: Monthly TOTAL AVERAGE QUALIFIED PAID CIRCULATION 60,069 Frequency: Monthly TOTAL AVERAGE QUALIFIED PAID CIRCULATION 60,069 TOTAL AVERAGE1A QUALIFIEDAVERAGE QUALIFIED PAID CIRCULATION PAID CIRCULATION 60,069 TOTAL AVERAGEPrint QUALIFIED Only, See Explanatory PAID CIRCULATION ...... 60,069 38,154 1A AVERAGE QUALIFIEDDigital PAID Only, SeeCIRCULATION Explanatory ...... 2,512 1A AVERAGEPrint Only, QUALIFIED See Explanatory PAID . . .CIRCULATION ...... 38,154 1A AVERAGE QUALIFIEDTotal PAID Individual CIRCULATION ...... 40,666 PrintDigital Only, Only, See SeeExplanatory ExplanatorySponsored ...... Individually ...... Addressed,...... See ...... Explanatory...... 38,154. . . . 2,512 . 12,789 Print Only, See Explanatory ...... 38,154 DigitalTotal Only, Individual See Explanatory . . . .Multi-Copy ...... Same ...... Addressee,...... See ...... Explanatory...... 2,512. 40,666. . . 950 Digital Only, See Explanatory ...... 2,512 TotalSponsored Individual Individually ...... Single .Addressed, . . . .Copy . . . . Sales. See. . . -.Explanatory Print. . . . Only...... 40,666 . . 12,789. . . 5,460 Total Individual . . . .Single . . . . Copy. . . . .Sales . . . . -. Digital. . . . . Only...... 40,666. . . 204 SponsoredMulti-Copy Individually Same Addressee, Addressed, See See Explanatory Explanatory ...... 12,789950 Sponsored Individually Addressed,Total Single See Copy Explanatory Sales, See Explanatory ...... 12,789. . . 5,664 Multi-CopySingle Copy Same Sales Addressee, - Print Only See .Explanatory ...... 950 5,460 Multi-Copy Same Addressee,Total SeeAverage Explanatory Qualified .Paid . . . .Circulation ...... 950 60,069 SingleSingle Copy Copy Sales Sales - Print - Digital Only Only ...... 5,460204 Single Copy Sales - Print Only ...... 5,460 SingleTotal Copy Single Sales Copy - Digital Sales, Only See . . .Explanatory ...... 204 5,664 Single Copy1B Sales - DigitalAVERAGE Only . QUALIFIED...... NONPAID...... CIRCULATION...... 204 None Claimed TotalTotal Single Average Copy Sales,Qualified See Paid Explanatory Circulation ...... 5,664 60,069 Total Single Copy Sales, See Explanatory ...... 5,664 Total Average Qualified Paid Circulation ...... 60,069 1B AVERAGETotal Average1C QUALIFIED QualifiedAVERAGE NONPAID Paid Circulation NONQUALIFIED CIRCULATION ...... CIRCULATION...... None Claimed60,069 Allocated For Shows & Conventions...... 1,422 1B AVERAGE QUALIFIED NONPAID CIRCULATION None Claimed 1B AVERAGE QUALIFIEDMiscellaneous, NONPAID Including CIRCULATION Staff Copies, See Explanatory ...... None 1,348 Claimed 1C AVERAGE NONQUALIFIEDTotal Average CIRCULATION Nonqualified Circulation ...... 2,770 1C AVERAGEAllocated For NONQUALIFIED Shows & Conventions. CIRCULATION ...... 1,422 1C AVERAGE NONQUALIFIED CIRCULATION AllocatedMiscellaneous, For 1DShows Including & Conventions.AVERAGE Staff Copies, . . .QUALIFIED .See . . . Explanatory...... PAID...... CIRCULATION...... OF 1,422 REGIONAL 1,348 Allocated For Shows & Conventions...... 1,422 Miscellaneous,Total Average Including Nonqualified StaffAND Copies, DEMOGRAPHIC Circulation See Explanatory ...... EDITIONS ...... 1,3482,770 Miscellaneous, Including Staff Copies, See Explanatory ...... 1,348 Total Average NonqualifiedNone Circulation ...... 2,770 Total Average Nonqualified Circulation ...... 2,770 1D AVERAGE QUALIFIED PAID CIRCULATION OF REGIONAL 1D AVERAGEAND DEMOGRAPHIC2 QUALIFIEDQUALIFIED PAID EDITIONS PAID CIRCULATION CIRCULATION BY OF ISSUES REGIONAL 1D AVERAGE QUALIFIED PAID CIRCULATION OF REGIONAL AND DEMOGRAPHIC EDITIONS Print & ANDNone DEMOGRAPHIC2015 EDITIONS Total Print Digital Digital Issue Paid Only Only (Unduplicated) None None Jan. 59,863 56,984 2,879 2 QUALIFIED PAIDFeb. CIRCULATION BY ISSUES58,747 55,923 2,824 2 QUALIFIED PAIDMar. CIRCULATION BY ISSUES59,100 56,306 2,794Print & 2 2015 QUALIFIED PAID CIRCULATIONTotal BY ISSUESPrint Digital Digital Apr. 61,557 58,939 Print2,618 & Issue Paid Only Only (Unduplicated) 2015 Spring MarketTotal Tabloid* Print55,265Digital 52,847 2,418DigitalPrint & IssueJan.2015 May Paid59,863Total Only60,575 56,984Print 58,001OnlyDigital2,879 (Unduplicated)2,574Digital Issue June Paid 60,565Only 57,958Only (Unduplicated)2,607 Jan.Feb. 59,86358,747 56,984 55,923 2,8792,824 Jan. 59,863 56,984 2,879 Feb.Mar. *Special Issue58,747 - circulation59,100 not included 55,923 56,306 in averages shown2,824 in 2,794Par. 1. Feb. 58,747 55,923 2,824 Mar.Apr. 59,10061,557 56,306 58,939 2,7942,618 Mar. 59,100 56,306 2,794 Apr.Spring Market Tabloid* 61,55755,265 58,939 52,847 2,6182,418 Apr. 61,557 58,939 2,618 SpringMay Market Tabloid* 55,26560,575 52,847 58,001 2,4182,574 Spring Market Tabloid* 55,265 52,847 2,418 MayJune 60,57560,565 58,001 57,958 2,5742,607 May 60,575 58,001 2,574 June 60,565 57,958 2,607 *SpecialJune Issue - circulation not included60,565 inPage averages 2 of 7 shown • 06-0660-0 57,958 in Par. 1. 2,607 *Special Issue - circulation not included in averagesAlliance forshown Audited in Par. Media 1. *Special Issue - circulation not included in averages shown in Par. 1.

Page 2 of 7 • 06-0660-0 PageAlliance 2 of 7for • Audited 06-0660-0 Media Page 2 of 7 • 06-0660-0 Alliance for Audited Media Alliance for Audited Media CONSOLIDATED CONSOLIDATEDCONSOLIDATED CONSOLIDATED MEDIA REPORT MEDIAMEDIA REPORT REPORT MEDIA REPORT Business Publication BusinessBusiness Publication Publication Business Publication6 months ended June 30, 2015 6 months6 months ended ended June June 30, 30, 2015 2015 6 months ended June 30, 2015 CHANNEL PROFILES CHANNELCHANNEL PROFILES PROFILES CHANNEL PROFILES Field Served: All concerned with the planning, design, specification and/or purchase of contract/commercial and/or residential interior furnishings and products. Includes interior designer/specifiers, architects, industrial designers, facility and corporate managers on the FieldTHE Served: INFORMATION All concerned IN PARAGRAPHS staffswith the of interior planning, 3A, design 3B, design,3C firms, AND specificationarchitectural4 IS FROM AN and and/or ANALYSIS industrial purchase designOF THE of firms, contract/commercialAPRIL service, 2015 ISSUEgovernment IN and/orWHICH: and manufacturingresidential interior industries, contract furnishers, hotel/motel chains, retail and department stores, and office furniture dealers. furnishings•THE QUALIFIED INFORMATION and products. PAID CIRCULATION IN PARAGRAPHSIncludes interior WAS 3A, 2.5% designer/specifiers, 3B, GREATER 3C AND 4 THAN IS FROM THEarchitects, AN PERIOD ANALYSIS industrial AVERAGE OF THEdesigners, APRIL 2015facility ISSUE and INcorporate WHICH: managers on the staffs• QUALIFIEDof interior design PAID CIRCULATION firms, architectural WAS 2.5% and GREATER industrial THAN design THE firms, PERIOD service, AVERAGE government and manufacturing industries, contract furnishers, hotel/motel chains, retail and department stores, and office furniture dealers. Published by: Interior Design Media Group, a subsidiary of Sandow Media LLC 3A BUSINESS/OCCUPATIONALFrequency: Monthly ANALYSIS Published3A by:BUSINESS/OCCUPATIONALInterior Design Media Group, a subsidiary ANALYSIS of Sandow Media LLC Frequency: Monthly TOTAL AVERAGE QUALIFIED PAID CIRCULATION Print & 60,069 PrintDigital & Total Print Digital (Unduplicat- Digital ClassificationTOTAL by AVERAGE Business1A & QUALIFIEDIndustryAVERAGE QUALIFIED PAID CIRCULATIONTotal PaidPAID CIRCULATION % PrintOnly DigitalOnly 60,069(Unduplicat-ed) Classification by Business & IndustryPrint Only, See ExplanatoryPaid ...... %...... Only...... Only 38,154ed) 1. Interior Design/Industrial Design Firms ...... 29,001 47.1 29,001 Digital Only, See Explanatory ...... 2,512 2.1. ArchitecturalInterior Design/Industrial Firms ...... Design Firms ...... 29,001 1,624 47.1 2.6 29,001 1,624 1A AVERAGE QUALIFIED PAIDTotal Individual CIRCULATION ...... 40,666 3.2. OfficeArchitectural Furniture Firms Dealers/Retail ...... Establishments ...... 1,624 363 2.60.6 1,624 363 Print Only, See ExplanatorySponsored ...... Individually...... Addressed, ...... See. . . Explanatory...... 38,154. . . . . 12,789 3. Office Furniture Dealers/Retail Establishments ...... 363 0.6 363 4. Corporate: Service Business, ManufacturingMulti-Copy Same Addressee, See Explanatory ...... 950 4. Corporate:Business,Digital Government, Service Only, Business,See Wholesalers...... Explanatory Manufacturing ...... 737...... 1.2. . . . . 737 2,512 Single Copy Sales - Print Only ...... 5,460 Business,Total Government, Individual Wholesalers...... 737...... 1.2. . . . . 737 40,666 5. Educational, Libraries, Students ...... Single Copy Sales - Digital Only 1,020 ...... 1.7 ...... 1,020...... 204 6.5. OthersEducational,Sponsored Allied Libraries,to the Individually Field...... Students Addressed, ...... See Explanatory 1,5461,020 ...... 2.51.7. . . . . 1,5461,020 12,789 Total Single Copy Sales, See Explanatory ...... 5,664 6. OthersMulti-Copy Allied to the Same Field...... Addressee, See Explanatory . . . 1,546...... 2.5. . . . . 1,546 950 Other Paid Circulation Total Average Qualified Paid Circulation ...... 60,069 Subscriptions...... Other SinglePaid Circulation Copy Sales - Print Only ...... 20,974...... 34.1...... 18,556 5,460 2,418 Single Copy Sales - Digital Only ...... 204 SingleSubscriptions...... Copy Sales...... 1B AVERAGE QUALIFIED 20,974NONPAID 6,292 CIRCULATION 34.110.2 18,556 6,092 2,418 200 None Claimed TotalSingle Qualified CopyTotal Sales...... Single Paid Circulation...... Copy Sales, See Explanatory . . . . 61,557. 6,292...... 100.0. 10.2...... 58,939 6,092 5,664 2,618 200 Total QualifiedTotal Average Paid Circulation...... Qualified Paid Circulation . . . 61,557...... 100.0...... 58,939 2,618 60,069 1C AVERAGE NONQUALIFIED CIRCULATION Print & Allocated For Shows & Conventions...... 1,422Print & 1B AVERAGE QUALIFIED NONPAID CIRCULATION None ClaimedDigital Miscellaneous, Including StaffTotal Copies, See Explanatory . . Print...... Digital (Unduplicat- 1,348Digital Classification by Job Title Total Average NonqualifiedTotalPaid Circulation %...... PrintOnly...... Digital Only (Unduplicat-2,770ed) Classification by Job Title Paid % Only Only ed) 1C1. InteriorAVERAGE Designer...... NONQUALIFIED CIRCULATION 29,082 47.3 29,082 2.1. ArchitectInteriorAllocated Designer...... For 1DShows & Conventions.AVERAGE . . .QUALIFIED ...... 29,082. 1,187. . . . PAID...... CIRCULATION. . 47.3. 1.9. . . . . 29,082 1,187 OF 1,422 REGIONAL 3.2. IndustrialArchitectMiscellaneous, ...... Designer ...... Including StaffAND Copies, DEMOGRAPHIC See Explanatory 1,187 95 EDITIONS ...... 1.90.2. . . . . 1,187 95 1,348 4.3. FacilityIndustrial and Designer Corporate ...... Managers/Others Allied to the 95 0.2 95 Total Average NonqualifiedNone Circulation ...... 2,770 4. FacilityField...... and Corporate Managers/Others Allied to the 4,079 6.6 4,079 OtherField...... Paid Circulation 4,079 6.6 4,079 1D Subscriptions...... Other PaidAVERAGE Circulation 2 QUALIFIEDQUALIFIED PAID PAID CIRCULATION CIRCULATION 20,822 BY OF 33.8ISSUES REGIONAL 18,404 2,418 SingleSubscriptions...... ANDCopy Sales...... DEMOGRAPHIC EDITIONS 20,822 6,292 33.810.2 18,404 6,092 2,418 200 Print & Single Copy Sales...... 2015 6,292Total 10.2Print 6,092Digital 200 Digital Total Qualified Paid Circulation...... Issue 61,557Paid 100.0Only 58,939Only 2,618 (Unduplicated) Total QualifiedNone Paid Circulation...... 61,557 100.0 58,939 2,618 Jan. 59,863 56,984 2,879 Feb. 58,747 55,923 2,824 23B QUALIFIEDAGE OF SOURCEPAIDMar. CIRCULATION DATA ANALYSIS BY ISSUES59,100Reporting 56,306not required 2,794 3B AGE OF SOURCEApr. DATA ANALYSIS61,557Reporting 58,939not required Print2,618 & 2015 Spring MarketTotal Tabloid* Print55,265Digital 52,847 2,418Digital Issue May Paid Only60,575 58,001Only (Unduplicated)2,574 June 60,565 57,958 2,607 Jan. 59,863 56,984 2,879 3CFeb. MAILING ADDRESS*Special Issue58,747 - ANALYSIScirculation not included 55,923Reporting in averages notshown required2,824 in Par. 1. 3CMar. MAILING ADDRESS59,100 ANALYSIS 56,306Reporting not required2,794 Apr. 61,557 58,939 2,618 Spring Market Tabloid* 55,265 52,847 2,418 May 60,575 58,001 2,574 June 60,565Page 2 of 7 • 57,958 06-0660-0 2,607 *Special Issue - circulation not included in averagesAlliance forshown Audited in Par. Media 1.

Page 3 of 7 • 06-0660-0 PageAlliancePage 2 of 3 7offor •7 Audited 06-0660-0 • 06-0660-0 Media AllianceAlliance for forAudited Audited Media Media CONSOLIDATED CONSOLIDATED CONSOLIDATEDMEDIA REPORT CONSOLIDATED MEDIA REPORT BusinessMEDIA REPORT Publication Business Publication BusinessMEDIA Publication REPORT 6 months ended June6 30,months 2015 ended June 30, 2015 6 monthsBusiness ended Publication June 30, 2015 6 months ended June 30, 2015 CHANNEL PROFILESCHANNEL PROFILES CHANNEL PROFILES CHANNEL PROFILES Field Served: All concerned with the planning, design, specification and/or purchase of contract/commercial and/or residential interior 4 furnishings and products. Includes interior designer/specifiers, architects, industrial designers, facility and corporate managers on the Field Served:GEOGRAPHIC All concerned staffswith the of interior planning, ANALYSIS design design, firms, specificationarchitectural and and/or industrial purchase design of firms, contract/commercial service, government and/or and manufacturingresidential interior industries, contract furnishings4 and products. Includesfurnishers, interior hotel/motel designer/specifiers, chains, retailSingle and architects, department industrialTotal stores, anddesigners, office furniture facility dealers. and corporate managers on the staffs ofState interiorGEOGRAPHIC design firms, architecturalSubscriptions ANALYSIS and industrialCopy design Sales firms, service,Circulation government and manufacturing industries, contract furnishers,Alabama hotel/motel chains, retail and department525 stores,Single and24 office furnitureTotal549 dealers. ArizonaState PublishedSubscriptions by: 955 InteriorCopy Design Sales37 Media Group,Circulation a 992subsidiary of Sandow Media LLC Arkansas 188 7 195 Alabama Frequency: 525 Monthly 24 549 California 8,401 729 9,130 Arizona 955 37 992 Colorado 1,095 31 1,126 PublishedArkansas by: Interior Design Media188 Group, a subsidiary7 of Sandow Media195 LLC Connecticut 664 29 693 California 8,401 729 9,130 Frequency:Delaware Monthly TOTAL103 AVERAGE8 QUALIFIED 111PAID CIRCULATION 60,069 Colorado 1,095 31 1,126 District of Columbia 523 22 545 Connecticut 664 29 693 Florida 3,017 183 3,200 Delaware 103 8 111 Georgia 1,466 65 1,531 District of Columbia 1A AVERAGE523 QUALIFIED22 PAID CIRCULATION545 Idaho TOTAL AVERAGE QUALIFIED131 PAID CIRCULATION3 134 60,069 Florida 3,017 183 3,200 Illinois Print2,399 Only, See Explanatory182 ...... 2,581...... 38,154 Georgia 1,466 65 1,531 Indiana Digital726 Only, See Explanatory16 ...... 742 ...... 2,512 Idaho 131 3 134 Iowa 401 11 412 1AIllinois AVERAGE QUALIFIED2,399 PAIDTotal Individual CIRCULATION . .182 ...... 2,581...... 40,666 Kansas 429 10 439 Indiana 726 16 742 Kentucky Print Only, See ExplanatorySponsored337 ...... Individually...... 20. .Addressed, ...... See. .357 . Explanatory...... 38,154. . . . . 12,789 Iowa 401 11 412 Louisiana Multi-Copy483 Same Addressee,16 See Explanatory499 ...... 950 Kansas Digital Only, See Explanatory429 ...... 10...... 439 ...... 2,512 Maine 95 2 97 Kentucky Single337 Copy Sales - Print20 Only ...... 357 ...... 5,460 Maryland Total Individual ...... 806 ...... 45...... 851 ...... 40,666 Louisiana 483 16 499 Massachusetts Single1,481 Copy Sales - Digital56 Only . . . 1,537...... 204 Maine Sponsored Individually Addressed,95 See Explanatory2 ...... 97 ...... 12,789 Michigan 1,248 130 1,378 Maryland 806Total Single Copy Sales,45 See Explanatory851 ...... 5,664 Minnesota Multi-Copy Same Addressee,951 See Explanatory53 ...... 1,004 ...... 950 Massachusetts 1,481 56 1,537 Mississippi 190Total Average Qualified9 Paid Circulation199 ...... 60,069 Michigan Single Copy Sales - Print Only1,248 ...... 130...... 1,378...... 5,460 Missouri 654 26 680 Minnesota 951 53 1,004 Montana Single Copy Sales - Digital Only104 ...... 6 ...... 110 ...... 204 Mississippi 1B AVERAGE190 QUALIFIED9 NONPAID199 CIRCULATION None Claimed Nebraska 325 7 332 Missouri Total Single Copy Sales, See654 Explanatory 26...... 680 ...... 5,664 Nevada 340 7 347 Montana 104 6 110 New Hampshire 135 11 146 Nebraska Total Average Qualified 325Paid Circulation7 ...... 332 ...... 60,069 New Jersey 1,963 139 2,102 Nevada 1C AVERAGE340 NONQUALIFIED7 CIRCULATION347 New Mexico 181 21 202 New Hampshire Allocated135 For Shows &11 Conventions. .146 ...... 1,422 New York 5,596 475 6,071 1BNew Jersey AVERAGE QUALIFIED1,963 NONPAID CIRCULATION139 2,102 None Claimed North Carolina Miscellaneous,1,228 Including34 Staff Copies,1,262 See Explanatory ...... 1,348 New Mexico 181 21 202 North Dakota 45 42 87 New York 5,596Total Average Nonqualified475 Circulation6,071 ...... 2,770 Ohio 1,449 89 1,538 North Carolina 1,228 34 1,262 Oklahoma 443 7 450 1CNorth Dakota AVERAGE NONQUALIFIED45 CIRCULATION42 87 Oregon 802 12 814 Ohio 1D AVERAGE1,449 QUALIFIED89 PAID1,538 CIRCULATION OF REGIONAL Pennsylvania Allocated For Shows & Conventions.1,494 . . . . . 174...... 1,668...... 1,422 Oklahoma 443 7 450 Rhode Island AND143 DEMOGRAPHIC6 EDITIONS149 Oregon Miscellaneous, Including Staff802 Copies, See Explanatory12 . . .814 ...... 1,348 South Carolina 458 30 488 Pennsylvania 1,494 174 1,668 South Dakota 60 12 72 Rhode Island Total Average NonqualifiedNone143 Circulation .6 ...... 149 ...... 2,770 Tennessee 706 61 767 South Carolina 458 30 488 Texas 3,836 117 3,953 South Dakota 60 12 72 Utah 468 11 479 Tennessee 2 QUALIFIED706 PAID61 CIRCULATION767 BY ISSUES 1DVermont AVERAGE QUALIFIED75 PAID CIRCULATION6 81 OF REGIONAL Texas 3,836 117 3,953 Virginia 1,189 78 1,267 Print & Utah AND DEMOGRAPHIC468 EDITIONS11 479 Washington 2015 1,285 166 Total1,451 Print Digital Digital Vermont 75 6 81 West Virginia Issue 49 4 Paid 53 Only Only (Unduplicated) Virginia 1,189 78 1,267 Wisconsin None 785 42 827 Washington Jan. 1,285 166 59,8631,451 56,984 2,879 Wyoming 51 19 70 West Virginia Feb. 49 4 58,74753 55,923 2,824 WisconsinTOTAL 48 CONTERMINOUS STATES 50,478785 3,29042 53,768827 AlaskaWyoming2 QUALIFIED PAIDMar. CIRCULATION6451 BY19 2ISSUES59,1007066 56,306 2,794 TOTALHawaii 48 CONTERMINOUS STATESApr. 50,478273 3,2904 61,557 53,768277 58,939 Print2,618 & AlaskaTOTAL2015 ALASKA & HAWAII Spring Market33764 Total Tabloid* 26 Print55,26534366 Digital 52,847 2,418Digital HawaiiSingleIssue Copy Sales May 273 Paid 4 Only60,575277 58,001Only (Unduplicated)2,574 U.S. Unclassified TOTAL ALASKA & HAWAII June 337 6 60,565343 57,958 2,607 SingleTOTALJan. Copy UNITED Sales STATES 50,81559,8633,296 56,98454,111 2,879 Poss.U.S. Unclassified Feb.& Other Areas *Special Issue12558,747 - circulation not144 included 55,923 in averages269 shown2,824 in Par. 1. U.S.TOTAL &Mar. POSS., UNITED etc. STATES 50,81550,94059,1003,2963,440 56,306 54,38054,111 2,794 Poss.Canada Apr.& Other Areas 1,08112561,557144611 58,939 1,692269 2,618 InternationalU.S. & POSS., etc. 50,940808 1,8943,440 54,3802,702 MilitarySpring or Civilian Market Personnel Tabloid* 55,265 52,847 2,418 CanadaOverseas 1,08114 611 1,69214 OtherInternational MayInternational 80860,5751,894 58,001 2,702 2,574 Military or Civilian Personnel TOTALOverseasJune INTERNATIONAL 1,9031460,565Page 22,505 of 7 • 57,958 06-0660-04,40814 2,607 OtherE-Mail International Address Only 2,418 200 2,618 Other *SpecialUnclassified Issue - circulation not included4 in averagesAlliance147 forshown Audited in Par. Media 1.151 TOTAL INTERNATIONAL 1,903 2,505 4,408 E-MailGRAND Address TOTAL Only 55,2652,418 6,292200 61,5572,618 Other Unclassified 4 147 151 GRAND TOTAL 55,265 6,292 61,557

Page 4 of 7 • 06-0660-0 Page 2 of 7 • 06-0660-0 Alliance for Audited Media AlliancePage 4 offor 7 Audited • 06-0660-0 Media Alliance for Audited Media CONSOLIDATED CONSOLIDATED CONSOLIDATED CONSOLIDATEDMEDIA REPORT MEDIA REPORT MEDIA REPORT BusinessMEDIA REPORTPublication Business Publication BusinessBusiness Publication Publication6 months ended June 30, 2015 6 months6 months ended ended June June 30, 30, 2015 2015 6 months ended June 30, 2015 CHANNEL PROFILES CHANNELCHANNEL PROFILES PROFILES CHANNEL PROFILES Field Served: All concerned with the planning, design, specification and/or purchase of contract/commercial and/or residential interior furnishings and products. Includes interior designer/specifiers, architects, industrial designers, facility and corporate managers on the Field Served:ANALYSIS All concerned OF staffswith THE the of interior planning, SALES design design, firms,OF specificationarchitecturalTOTAL NEWand and/or industrial ANDpurchase design RENEWAL of firms, contract/commercial service, SUBSCRIPTIONSgovernment and/or and manufacturingresidential interior industries, contract furnishingsANALYSIS and products. IncludesOFfurnishers, SoldTHE interior Duringhotel/motelSALES designer/specifiers, chains, 6OF Month TOTAL retail and Periodarchitects, department NEW Endedindustrial AND stores, RENEWAL anddesigners,June office 30, furniture facility 2015 SUBSCRIPTIONS dealers. and corporate managers on the staffs of interior design firms, architecturalSold During and industrial 6 Month design Period firms, service, Ended government June and30, manufacturing 2015 industries, contract furnishers, hotel/motel chains, retail and department stores, and office furniture dealers. 5 PRICE DATAPublishedReporting by: Interior not Designrequired Media Group, a subsidiary of Sandow Media LLC 5 PRICE DATAFrequency:ReportingMonthly not required Published by: Interior Design Media Group, a subsidiary of Sandow Media LLC Frequency: Monthly TOTAL AVERAGE QUALIFIED PAID CIRCULATION 60,069 6 TERM DATA Reporting not required 6 TERMTOTAL DATA AVERAGE1AReporting QUALIFIEDAVERAGE not QUALIFIED PAIDrequired CIRCULATION PAID CIRCULATION 60,069 Print Only, See Explanatory ...... 38,154 Digital Only, See Explanatory ...... 2,512 71A SALESAVERAGE CHANNELS QUALIFIED PAIDTotalReporting Individual CIRCULATION . . .not . . . . required...... 40,666 7 SALESPrint Only, CHANNELS See ExplanatorySponsored . Reporting. . . . . Individually...... not. .Addressed, . . required...... See. . . Explanatory...... 38,154. . . . . 12,789 Digital Only, See ExplanatoryMulti-Copy . . . . . Same. . . . .Addressee, ...... See. . . .Explanatory ...... 2,512. . . . 950 Total Individual ...... Single . . . . .Copy . . . . Sales. . . . -. Print. . . . Only...... 40,666 . . . . . 5,460 Single Copy Sales - Digital Only ...... 204 Sponsored Individually Addressed, See Explanatory ...... 12,789 8 PREMIUM USAGE ReportingTotal Single Copy not Sales, required See Explanatory ...... 5,664 Multi-Copy Same Addressee, See Explanatory ...... 950 8 PREMIUM USAGE ReportingTotal Average Qualified not required Paid Circulation ...... 60,069 Single Copy Sales - Print Only ...... 5,460 Single Copy Sales - Digital Only ...... 204 1B AVERAGE QUALIFIED NONPAID CIRCULATION None Claimed Total Single Copy Sales, See Explanatory ...... 5,664 Total Average Qualified Paid Circulation ...... 60,069 ADDITIONAL1C CIRCULATIONAVERAGE NONQUALIFIEDINFORMATION CIRCULATION ADDITIONAL CIRCULATIONAllocated For ShowsINFORMATION & Conventions...... 1,422 1B AVERAGE QUALIFIEDMiscellaneous, NONPAID Including CIRCULATION Staff Copies, See Explanatory ...... None Claimed 1,348 Total Average Nonqualified Circulation ...... 2,770 9 POST EXPIRATION COPIES1C AVERAGE NONQUALIFIED10 CIRCULATIONRENEWAL ANALYSIS OF 1D AVERAGE QUALIFIED PAID CIRCULATION OF REGIONAL 9 INCLUDEDPOST EXPIRATION IN PAID COPIESCIRCULATION Allocated For Shows & Conventions.10 PAIDRENEWAL ...... CIRCULATION...... ANALYSIS ...... OF . . 1,422 INCLUDED IN PAID CIRCULATIONMiscellaneous, Including StaffAND Copies, DEMOGRAPHICPAID See Explanatory CIRCULATION EDITIONS ...... 1,348 Reporting not required Reporting not required Total Average NonqualifiedNone Circulation ...... 2,770 Reporting not required Reporting not required

1D AVERAGE2 QUALIFIEDQUALIFIED PAID PAID CIRCULATION CIRCULATION BY OF ISSUES REGIONAL Print & AND DEMOGRAPHIC2015 EDITIONS Total Print Digital Digital Issue Paid Only Only (Unduplicated) None Jan. 59,863 56,984 2,879 Feb. 58,747 55,923 2,824 2 QUALIFIED PAIDMar. CIRCULATION BY ISSUES59,100 56,306 2,794 Apr. 61,557 58,939 Print2,618 & 2015 Spring MarketTotal Tabloid* Print55,265Digital 52,847 2,418Digital Issue May Paid Only60,575 58,001Only (Unduplicated)2,574 June 60,565 57,958 2,607 Jan. 59,863 56,984 2,879 Feb. *Special Issue58,747 - circulation not included 55,923 in averages shown2,824 in Par. 1. Mar. 59,100 56,306 2,794 Apr. 61,557 58,939 2,618 Spring Market Tabloid* 55,265 52,847 2,418 May 60,575 58,001 2,574 June 60,565Page 2 of 7 • 57,958 06-0660-0 2,607 *Special Issue - circulation not included in averagesAlliance forshown Audited in Par. Media 1.

Page 5 of 7 • 06-0660-0 AlliancePage 52 offor 7 Audited • 06-0660-0 Media Alliance for Audited Media CONSOLIDATED CONSOLIDATEDCONSOLIDATED CONSOLIDATED MEDIA REPORT MEDIAMEDIA REPORT REPORT Business Publication BusinessBusinessMEDIA Publication REPORTPublication Business Publication6 months ended June 30, 2015 6 months6 months ended ended June June 30, 30, 2015 2015 6 months ended June 30, 2015 CHANNEL PROFILES CHANNELCHANNEL PROFILES PROFILES CHANNEL PROFILES Field Served: All concerned with the planning, design, specification and/or purchase of contract/commercial and/or residential interior furnishings and products. Includes interior designer/specifiers, architects, industrial designers, facility and corporate managers on the Field Served: All concerned staffswith the of interior planning, design design, firms, specificationarchitectural and and/or industrial purchase design of firms, contract/commercial service, government and/or and manufacturingresidential interior industries, contract furnishings and products. Includesfurnishers, interior hotel/motel designer/specifiers, chains, retail and architects, department industrial stores, anddesigners, office furniture facility dealers. and corporate managers on the staffs of interior design firms, architectural and industrial design firms, service, government and manufacturing industries, contract furnishers, hotel/motel chains, retail and department stores, and office furniture dealers. Published by: Interior Design Media Group, a subsidiary of Sandow Media LLC Interiordesign.netFrequency: Monthly PublishedInteriordesign.net by: Interior Design Media Group, a subsidiary of Sandow Media LLC Frequency: Monthly TOTAL AVERAGE QUALIFIED PAID CIRCULATION 60,069 FOR THE MONTH OF JANUARY 2015 Total Daily Avg Mon to Fri Avg Sat & Sun Avg FOR THE MONTH OF JANUARY 2015 Total Daily Avg Mon to Fri Avg Sat & Sun Avg Total Page Impressions1A AVERAGE QUALIFIED2,178,866 PAID CIRCULATION 70,286 78,301 50,693 Total TOTALPage Impressions AVERAGE QUALIFIED PAID2,178,866 CIRCULATION 70,286 78,301 50,69360,069 Unique Browsers Print Only, See Explanatory315,808 ...... 12,763...... 13,396...... 11,216 38,154 Unique Browsers Digital Only, See Explanatory315,808 ...... 12,763...... 13,396...... 11,216 2,512 1A AVERAGE QUALIFIED PAIDTotal Individual CIRCULATION ...... 40,666 Print Only, See ExplanatorySponsored ...... Individually...... Addressed, ...... See. . . Explanatory...... 38,154. . . . . 12,789 Digital Only, See ExplanatoryMulti-Copy . . . . . Same. . . . .Addressee, ...... See. . . .Explanatory ...... 2,512. . . . 950 Total Individual ...... Single . . . . .Copy . . . . Sales. . . . -. Print. . . . Only...... 40,666 . . . . . 5,460 Single Copy Sales - Digital Only ...... 204 Sponsored Individually Addressed, See Explanatory ...... 12,789 Total Single Copy Sales, See Explanatory ...... 5,664 EXPLANATORY Multi-Copy Same Addressee, See Explanatory ...... 950 Total Average Qualified Paid Circulation ...... 60,069 EXPLANATORY Single Copy Sales - Print Only ...... 5,460 Publication: Single Copy Sales - Digital Only ...... 204 1B AVERAGE QUALIFIED NONPAID CIRCULATION None Claimed AuditPublication: Cycle: December Ending. Total Single Copy Sales, See Explanatory ...... 5,664 (a)Audit Print Cycle: Only December Individual Ending.subscriptions, averaging 38,154 copiesTotal Averageper issue, Qualified represent copiesPaid Circulation served to individuals ...... receiving...... the. . . print. . . . version. only of INTERIOR DESIGN.60,069 (a) Print Only Individual subscriptions, averaging 38,154 copies per issue,1C representAVERAGE copies served NONQUALIFIED to individuals receiving CIRCULATION the print version only of INTERIOR DESIGN. (b) Digital Only Individual subscriptions, averaging 2,512 copies per issue, representAllocated copies For served Shows to individuals& Conventions. receiving . . . . .the . . .digital . . . . . version...... only. . . . . The. . . . digital . version 1,422of INTE- (b)RIOR Digital DESIGN Only Individualis made available subscriptions, to subscribers averaging1B through 2,512AVERAGE thecopies iOs perapp. QUALIFIEDissue, Digital represent subscribersMiscellaneous, NONPAID copies must served provide Including CIRCULATION to individuals their Staff account Copies, receiving number See theExplanatory to digitalaccess version the . . .digital . . only.. . . issue.. The. . . . digital. None version Claimed1,348 of INTE- RIOR DESIGN is made available to subscribers through the iOs app. Digital subscribers must provide their account number to access the digital issue. (c) Sponsored Individually Addressed subscriptions, averaging 12,789 copies per issue,Total representAverage Nonqualified copies sold in Circulation quantities of. . .2 . or. . .more . . . . to. . .business ...... concerns. . Copies2,770 were (c)mailed Sponsored to names Individually and addresses Addressed provided subscriptions, by the purchaser. averaging 12,789 copies per issue, represent copies sold in quantities of 2 or more to business concerns. Copies were mailed to names and addresses provided1C by the purchaser.AVERAGE NONQUALIFIED CIRCULATION (d) Multi-Copy Same Addressee subscriptions, averagingAllocated 950 copies For 1DShowsper issue, & Conventions.representAVERAGE copies . . .soldQUALIFIED . . . in. . quantities...... PAID.of . .2 . to. .355 CIRCULATION. . . to. . individuals. . . and OF business 1,422 REGIONAL concerns at 6 mos. (d)$22.50; Multi-Copy 9 mos. Same $69.99; Addressee 1 yr. $14.95 subscriptions, to $199.99; averaging 2 yrs. $29.95 950 tocopies $138.40. per issue,Copies represent were mailed copies by soldthe publisher in quantities in bulk of 2 to to purchasers 355 to individuals for distribution. and business concerns at 6 mos. Miscellaneous, Including StaffAND Copies, DEMOGRAPHIC See Explanatory EDITIONS ...... 1,348 (e)$22.50; Single 9 mos.Copy $69.99; Sales, averaging1 yr. $14.95 5,664 to $199.99; copies per 2 yrs. issue $29.95 (5,460 to $138.40.Print copies; Copies 204 were Digital mailed copies), by theincludes publisher an average in bulk to of purchasers 4,720 copies for per distribution. issue sold at retail outlets at basic Total Average NonqualifiedNone Circulation ...... 2,770 (e)prices, Single an averageCopy Sales, of 740 averaging copies per 5,664 issue copies sold perin quantities issue (5,460 of 100 Print to 500copies; at reduced 204 Digital prices copies), and 204 includes copies an per average issue via of the4,720 iOs copies app, distribution per issue soldbeing at made retail byoutlets the purchas- at basic prices,ers. an average of 740 copies per issue sold in quantities of 100 to 500 at reduced prices and 204 copies per issue via the iOs app, distribution being made by the purchas- 2 QUALIFIED PAID CIRCULATION BY ISSUES (f)ers. Miscellaneous includes checking and promotion1D copies,AVERAGE averaging 1,348 QUALIFIED copies per issue, PAID served CIRCULATION to advertisers and agencies. OF REGIONAL (f) Miscellaneous includes checking and promotion copies, averaging 1,348 copies per issue, served to advertisers and agencies. Print & AND DEMOGRAPHIC2015 EDITIONS Total Print Digital Digital Issue Paid Only Only (Unduplicated) Definition of Recipient Qualification: None Jan. 59,863 56,984 2,879 Definition of Recipient Qualification: Qualified recipients are: interior designers/specifiers, architects, industrial designers,Feb. and others on the staffs of58,747 interior design firms, 55,923 architectural and2,824 industrial design firms, Qualifiedcontract furnishers, recipients are:hotel/motel interior chains,designers/specifiers, government2 agencies,architects,QUALIFIED corporations, industrial PAID designers,Mar. retail CIRCULATION and and department others on BY stores,the ISSUESstaffs office of59,100 interior furniture design dealers, firms, 56,306 medical/health architectural andcare2,794 industrial facilities, design restaurants, firms, contractbuilders andfurnishers, developers, hotel/motel manufacturers, chains, government wholesalers, agencies, importers, corporations, exporters, real retail estate and departmentmanagement, stores, interior office design furniture and architec dealers,ture medical/health students/professors/librarians, care facilities, restaurants, and oth- Apr. 61,557 58,939 Print2,618 & buildersers allied and to the developers, field. manufacturers, wholesalers, importers, exporters, real estate management, interior design and architecture students/professors/librarians, and oth- 2015 Spring MarketTotal Tabloid* Print55,265Digital 52,847 2,418Digital ers allied to the field. Issue May Paid Only60,575 58,001Only (Unduplicated)2,574 June 60,565 57,958 2,607 Jan. 59,863 56,984 2,879 Feb. *Special Issue58,747 - circulation not included 55,923 in averages shown2,824 in Par. 1. Mar. 59,100 56,306 2,794 Apr. 61,557 58,939 2,618 Spring Market Tabloid* 55,265 52,847 2,418 May 60,575 58,001 2,574 June 60,565Page 2 of 7 • 57,958 06-0660-0 2,607 *Special Issue - circulation not included in averagesAlliance forshown Audited in Par. Media 1.

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Website: AAM Digital Services Definitions: Domains included in website traffic: boyawards.interiordesign.net, designwire.interiordesign.net, interiordesign.net, library.interiordesign.net, m.interiordesign.net, productfind.interiordesign.net. This site uses the cookie-based method to measure unique browsers. If cookies are not accepted then the IP address & user-agent in combination based method is used to measure unique browsers. Note: The total number of unique browsers is adjusted to remove duplicate visits by the same browser. In other words, regardless of the number of times that a browser visited CONSOLIDATED CONSOLIDATED CONSOLIDATEDthe site, they were considered a single unique browser for the period. MEDIA REPORT MEDIA REPORT MEDIAThe Daily REPORT average represents the number of unique browsers that visited the site each day, added together and then divided by the number of days in the period. The Mon. to BusinessFri. and the Sat.Publication & Sun. averagesBusiness are calculated Publication in the same manner as the Daily averages but limited to weekdays and weekends respectively. Business Publication6 months ended June 30, 2015 6 monthsBrowser: endedA software June program 30, running 2015 on a computer that can request, load and display documents available on the World Wide Web. In our definition, it is assumed that a 6 months“human ended being” isJune operating 30, the 2015 browser manually and viewing the page. Page Impressions: The combinationCHANNEL of one or more PROFILES files presented to a browser as a single document as a result of a single request received by the server. CHANNELUnique Browser: A uniquePROFILES and valid identifier. Sites may use (i) IP+User-Agent and/or (ii) Cookie. This metric measures each browser, it does not measure a person. Counting EXPLANATORYof unique browsers may overstate or(Continued) understate the number of individualField devices Served: concernedAll concerned due with to the factors planning, such design, as dynamic specification IP address and/or purchase allocation, of contract/commercialsignificant levels of and/or unifor- residential interior mity in IP and browser combinations operating through a proxy, cookiefurnishings blocking and and products. deletion. Includes interior designer/specifiers, architects, industrial designers, facility and corporate managers on the Field Served: All concerned staffswith the of interior planning, design design, firms, specificationarchitectural and and/or industrial purchase design of firms, contract/commercial service, government and/or and manufacturingresidential interior industries, contract Website: furnishings and products. Includesfurnishers, interior hotel/motel designer/specifiers, chains, retail and architects, department industrial stores, anddesigners, office furniture facility dealers. and corporate managers on the AAM Digital Services Definitions: staffs of interior design firms, architectural and industrial design firms, service, government and manufacturing industries, contract furnishers, hotel/motel chains, retail and department stores, and office furniture dealers. Domains included in website traffic: boyawards.interiordesign.net, designwire.interiordesign.net,Published by: Interior interiordesign.net,Design Media Group, library.interiordesign.net, a subsidiary of Sandow Media m.interiordesign.net, LLC productfind.interiordesign.net. Frequency: Monthly This site uses the cookie-based method toPublished measure unique by: browsers.Interior If Design cookies Media are not Group, accepted a subsidiary then the of IP Sandow address Media & user-agent LLC in combination based method is used to measure unique browsers. Frequency: Monthly TOTAL AVERAGE QUALIFIED PAID CIRCULATION 60,069 Note: The total number of unique browsers is adjusted to remove duplicate visits by the same browser. In other words, regardless of the number of times that a browser visited the site, they were considered a single unique browser for the period. 1A AVERAGE QUALIFIED PAID CIRCULATION The Daily average represents the number of unique browsersTOTAL that AVERAGE visited the site QUALIFIED each day, added PAID together CIRCULATION and then divided by the number of days in the period.60,069 The Mon. to Print Only, See Explanatory ...... 38,154 Fri. and the Sat. & Sun. averages are calculated in the same manner as the Daily averages but limited to weekdays and weekends respectively. Digital Only, See Explanatory ...... 2,512 Browser: A software program running on 1Aa computer thatAVERAGE can request, QUALIFIED load and display PAIDTotal documents Individual CIRCULATION available...... on. . . the. . . World...... Wide . . . . Web...... In. . our. . . .definition, ...... it. is assumed 40,666 that a “human being” is operating the browser manually and viewingPrint Only, the page.See ExplanatorySponsored ...... Individually...... Addressed, ...... See. . . Explanatory...... 38,154. . . . . 12,789 Page Impressions: The combination of one or more filesDigital presented Only, toSee a browser Explanatory asMulti-Copy a single . . . . .document Same. . . . .Addressee, . . as. . .a . result. . See. . .of .Explanatory .a . single. . . . .request ...... received...... by . . .the . 2,512. .server. . . 950 Single Copy Sales - Print Only ...... 5,460 Unique Browser: A unique and valid identifier. Sites may useTotal (i) IP+User-AgentIndividual . . . and/or...... (ii) . . Cookie...... This. . . .metric . . . . .measures ...... each . . . .br . owser,. . . . . it does not measure 40,666 a person. Counting Single Copy Sales - Digital Only ...... 204 of unique browsers may overstate or understate the numberSponsored of individual Individually devices Addressed, concerned Seedue toExplanatory factors such . . as. . dynamic...... IP. . address. . . . allocation, 12,789 significant levels of unifor- Total Single Copy Sales, See Explanatory ...... 5,664 mity in IP and browser combinations operating throughMulti-Copy a proxy, cookie Same blocking Addressee, and deletion. See Explanatory ...... 950 Total Average Qualified Paid Circulation ...... 60,069 Single Copy Sales - Print Only ...... 5,460 Single Copy Sales - Digital Only ...... 204 1B AVERAGE QUALIFIED NONPAIDFrequency: CIRCULATION Monthly None Claimed We certify that to the best of our knowledgeTotal Single allCopy data Sales, set See forthExplanatory in this ...... 5,664 Format: Standard Publisher’s Statement are true and reportTotal Average circulation1C Qualified inPaid accordance Circulation ...... 60,069 with Alliance for Audited Media’s Bylaws and Rules.AVERAGE NONQUALIFIED CIRCULATIONEstablished: 1932 Allocated For Shows & Conventions...... 1,422 1B AVERAGE QUALIFIED NONPAID CIRCULATION AAM Member Since: 1989None Claimed Miscellaneous, Including Staff Copies, MemberSee Explanatory No .. .06-0660-0 ...... 1,348 Parent Company: Sandow Total Average Nonqualified CirculationSRDS: . . . .73 ...... 2,770 KATI TUCKER 1C AVERAGECAROL CISCO NONQUALIFIED CIRCULATION Published by: 1D AVERAGE QUALIFIED PAIDInterior CIRCULATION Design Media OF Group,REGIONAL a division Executive Director of Audience Develop- AllocatedPublisher For Shows & Conventions...... 1,422 AND DEMOGRAPHIC EDITIONSof Sandow Media LLC ment Miscellaneous, Including Staff Copies, See Explanatory ...... 1,348 Total Average NonqualifiedNone Circulation ...... 1271...... Avenue . . . . . of the Americas2,770 17th Floor New York, NY 10020 2 QUALIFIED PAID CIRCULATION BY ISSUES 1D AVERAGE QUALIFIED PAID CIRCULATIONT: (917) OF REGIONAL934-2882 Print & AND DEMOGRAPHIC2015 EDITIONS Total www.interiordesign.netPrint Digital Digital Issue Paid Only Only (Unduplicated) None Publisher: Carol Cisco Jan. 59,863 56,984 2,879 PageFeb. 7 of 7 • 06-0660-0 58,747 55,923 2,824 2 QUALIFIEDAlliance PAIDMar. forCIRCULATION Audited Media BY ISSUES59,100 56,306 2,794 We certify that to the best of our knowledge all data set forth in this Frequency: Monthly Copyright Apr.© 2015 All rights reserved. 61,557Format: 58,939Standard Print2,618 & Publisher’s Statement are true2015 and report circulationSpring Market in Totalaccordance Tabloid* Print55,265Digital 52,847 2,418Digital with Alliance for Audited Media’sIssue Bylaws and Rules.May Paid Only60,575Established: 58,001Only 1932 (Unduplicated)2,574 June 60,565AAM Member 57,958 Since: 19892,607 Jan. 59,863 56,984 2,879 Member No. 06-0660-0 Feb. *Special Issue58,747 - circulation not included 55,923 in averages shown2,824 in Par. 1. Parent Company: Sandow SRDS: 73 Mar. 59,100 56,306 2,794 KATI TUCKER CAROL CISCO Apr. 61,557 58,939 Published2,618 by: Interior Design Media Group, a division Executive Director of Audience Develop-Spring MarketPublisher Tabloid* 55,265 52,847 2,418 of Sandow Media LLC ment May 60,575 58,001 2,574 Analyzed Issue Date 04/01/15 1271 Avenue of the Americas June 60,565 57,958 2,607 06-0660-0 Analyzed Issue Text (for double month issue date) Page 2 of 7 • 06-0660-017th Floor Single Copy Price *Special Issue - circulation not included in averagesAlliance forshown Audited in Par. Media 1.New York, NY 10020 Association Subscription Price T: (917) 934-2882 U.S. Subscription Price www.interiordesign.net Canadian Subscription Price International Subscription Price Publisher: Carol Cisco Page 7 of 7 • 06-0660-0 PageAlliance 2 of for 7 Audited • 06-0660-0 Media CopyrightAlliance © 2015for Audited All rights Media reserved. p r i n t audience profile

The largest concentration of design professionals specifying product across market segments shop the pages of Interior Design.

Project Interior Design Universe of Segment Magazine Interior Designers Office 81% 77% Hospitality 57% 53% Residential 57% 47% Healthcare 53% 45% Education 53% 42% Government 52% 41% Retail 37% 40% Other 8% 9%

Source: Universe of the Interior Design Profession conducted by an independent research firm forInterior Design, June 2014.

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Designers rely on professional design publications the most for product ideas and information.

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100% Professional design publications

80% Sample books

Sales reps 60%

Showrooms

40%

Tradeshows

20% Internet

0% Social media 1994 1998 2002 2006 2010 2014 2015

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Spread 16 3/4" x 10 7/8" 17" x 11 1/8" Full Page 8 3/8" x 10 7/8" 7" x 10" 8 5/8" x 11 1/8" Two-Thirds Page (vertical) 5 1/4" x 10 7/8" 4 5/8" x 10" 5 1/2" x 11 1/8" Half Page (spread) 16 3/4" x 5 1/4" 17" x 5 1/2"

a big impression Half Page (horizontal) 8 3/8" x 5 1/4" 7" x 4 7/8" 8 5/8" x 5 1/2" idx150601_cvsub.indd 1 6/13/15 9:48 AM Half Page (vertical) 4 1/8" x 10 7/8" 3 3/8" x 10" 4 3/8" x 11 1/8" Half Page Island 5 1/4" x 7 7/8" 4 5/8" x 7 3/8" 5 1/2" x 8 1/8"

fall 2015 One-Third Page (vertical) 2 7/8" x 10 7/8" 2 1/4" x 10" 3 1/8" x 11 1/8" Quarter Page 3 3/8" x 4 7/8" Eighth Page 3 3/8" x 2 5/16"

* Type and other essential material must be at least 1/4" from the trim size. debut edition

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Spread 21" x 13 1/2" 20" x 11 7/8" 21 3/8" x 13 7/8" Full Page 10 1/2" x 13 1/2" 9 1/2" x 11 7/8" 10 7/8" x 13 7/8" Junior Page 7 7/16" x 9 3/4" 7" x 9 1/2" 7 9/16" x 9 7/8" Half Page Island 6 7/8" x 10 1/8" 6 1/8" x 9 3/8" 7 1/8" x 10 3/8" Half Page (horizontal) 10 1/2" x 6 1/2" 10" x 6 1/4" 10 3/4" x 6 5/8" Half Page (vertical) 5 1/8" x 13 1/2" 4 3/4" x 13" 5 1/4" x 13 3/4" Quarter Page 4 3/4" x 6 1/4"

* Type and other essential material must be at least 1/2" from the trim size.

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show dailymerchandise mart – monday, june 15, 2015 the a-list check Page Size: 8 5/8" x 11 3/8" when: 2:00–4:00PM who: Bentley 1 what: Cocktails it out where: space 1098 Icons of yesteryear recap- when: 3:00PM ture the spotlight in Textiles who: Mannington Commercial what: Showroom party of the 20th Century, where: space 1039 an ongoing series by Allow 3/16" head and 3/16" foot trim, 1/8" face and 1/8" gutter. when: 3:00PM Maharam. Alexander who: MechoSystems Girard gets his close- what: Booth party up with Checker, where: space 8-4130 originally released when: 3:00PM in 1965 during the de- who: Tandus Centiva signer’s tenure as direc- what: Cocktails tor of the textile division where: space 391 at Herman Miller. Ren- when: 3:00–5:00PM dered in a stain-resistant who: J+J Flooring Group what: Cocktails thin is in blend of cotton and poly- where: space 10-118 ester, the reissue rep- When it comes to task chairs, comfort and aesthetics are priority number one. Lievore licates archival color when: 4:00PM Trim Size: 8 3/8" x 10 7/8" Altherr Molina’s Catifa Sensit for Arper eschews extraneous mechanisms—and the bulk who: Concertex combinations, giving what: Champagne celebration typical of an ergonomic chair—delivering a lean design with an integrated back-recline all eight versions the where: space 10-103 mechanism. The sawhorse base of Fattorini + Rizzini + Partners Design Advisory’s same swinging-60’s when: 4:00–6:00PM powder-coated steel table, Cross, is equally straightforward. But the shapes and shades zing. space 1188 who: Brentano of Parentesit acoustic wall panels, which accommodate LED backlighting and a Bluetooth what: Jubilee speaker, are nice ‘n’ lively. See page 26 for more. space 339 where: space 1040A when: 4:00–6:00PM who: Davis Furniture Live matter 1/4" from trim. what: Cocktails where: space 3-115 Noé Duchaufour Lawrance waxes nostalgic about his youth color fields in southern France, where he spent afternoons skipping stones when: 4:00–6:00PM who: Luna Textiles across streams. Today, he’s conjured larger versions of those what: Martini party stones as Colours, a seating system for Bernhardt Design. where: space 10-106 Modules fall into two categories: freestanding and connected. when: 4:00–6:00PM The former range from 32 to 59 inches long. The latter can form who: OFS Brands arrangements up to 400 square feet. For upholstery to cover what: Cocktails the molded foam and the hardwood frames, choose any Bern- where: space 1132 hardt Textiles fabric or leather as well as COM. space 399 when: 4:00–6:00PM who: Stylex what: Open-house party View the floor in a whole new way with Stock: Minimum 60 lb., maximum 80 lb. coated body stock. where: space 346 Avant, Dynex SD nylon modular carpet when: 4:00–6:30PM tile by Tandus Centiva. space 391 who: Wolf-Gordon what: Party for Tjep where: space 10-161 when: 4:00–7:00PM who: Arcadia what: Cocktails where: space 340 Please consult production department on all inserts (send mock-up) and for quantity, shipping instructions, when: 4:00–7:00PM who: Decca Contract win-win situation what: Cocktails Architects Alberto Basaglia and Natalia Rota Nodari specified sturdy where: space 3-101 steel and supple polypropylene for S’mesh, their spare-yet-snug chair for when: 4:30–6:30PM Diemmebi. But did they realize it was already destined for a makeover? who: Global–The Total Office At Expo Milano 2015, the manufacturer launched a competition to reinter- what: Cocktails and reader service numbers. Contact Sarah Dentry at [email protected] or 917.934.2825. where: space 1035 pret the design, giving detached backrests to 50 registered contestants to get them started. The winner will be announced next March—but the real champ is here in Chicago this week. space 7-2030B

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april other accepted formats 2015 Platform: Macintosh or IBM (or compatible)

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JULY 2015 sure process color separations are not chosen. RGB or PMS color in documents should always be converted to CMYK breakdowns unless PMS spot color has been specifically purchased.

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A fascination with information systems was what first drew Benjamin Aranda and Christopher Lasch together when they were sharing a finals studio at Columbia University’s Grad- uate School of Architecture, Planning and Preservation. Today, their digitally driven firm, Aranda/Lasch, has a New York studio, headed by Aranda, and a second studio in Tucson, where Lasch is based. Still committed to their original interest in modularity even as their work grows in scale, the duo seem to have reached a kind of critical mass: Their very first building, a retail venue in Miami’s Design District, is slated for comple- tion in the spring, and they’re in the midst of designing an outdoor theater in Libreville, Gabon. In addition, their work has been exhibited at New York’s Museum of Arts and De- sign and Beijing’s Gallery All, and their collaboration with artist Matthew Ritchie continues with a suite of sculptures and public seating. We figured it was a good time to check in. shape shifters

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The London Design Festival fair Designjunction’s director, Deborah Spencer, has a personal connection to sudden infant death syndrome. Her sister and brother-in-law lost a 3-month-old son, Edward, to SIDS earlier this year—which is why they founded Teddy’s FROM TOP: ERIC GREGORY POWELL/ARANDA/LASC Wish to raise funds to aid research. That’s also why Designjunction hosted “A Child’s Dream,”

OF FENDI; ERIC GREGORY POWELL/AR ANDA/LASCH AND GALLERY BEIJING ALL, a selling exhibition in support of the just launched organization. BEYOND THE SURFACE. Tom Dixon and Faye Toogood were among the leading creatives invited to participate in “A Child’s Dream” by customizing one of two British classics: a task lamp by Kenneth Grange for Anglepoise or a chair by Ercol’s Lucian Ercolani. Results, auctioned WALLCOVERINGS · FABRICS · COATINGS · DIGITAL online, generated the equivalent of $15,600. —Annie Block H AND GALLERY BEIJING; ALL, COURTESY If you can dream it, we can do it. With everything from bold patterns From top: A Modern Primitives to subtle textures, our selection and service sets us apart. chair in lightweight nursery furniture tri-kes is the ultimate resource to make your vision a reality. expanded polystyrene foam covered with a spray-on coating generally used to protect wsg global network - tri-kes, d.l. couch & eykon · 800 200 8120 tri-kes.com Clockwise from left: truck beds from scratching. Bethan Gray Christopher Lasch and Benjamin customized FEATURED PRODUCT: FRETWORK FROM SOURCE ONE EXCLUSIVE Aranda of Aranda/Lasch on similar seating, Anglepoise’s made for a Fendi installation during Design Miami Type75 Mini in Miami Beach. Floating, a painted aluminum table. task lamp with metallic paint for Circle 94 NOV. INTERIORDESIGN.NET “A Child’s Dream,” which raised money for Teddy’s Wish. Faye Toogood’s Ercol Originals chair wrapped Untitled-3Untitled-4 1 10/23/1411/4/14 11:28 4:45 idx141101_cl_07.inddPMAM 69 11/14/14 12:18 PM in rubber-coated rope. Copper foil on Tom Dixon’s adaptation. Resin feet by Samuel Wilkinson. Kristjana S. Williams’s collaged reproduc- tions of Victorian drawings, engravings, and photographs.

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