A selection of international gallerists and studios showcased design and art collections at the Park Avenue Armory in Manhattan's Upper East Side during the Salon Art + Design fair.
The yearly showcase of collectible design and art takes place in what was once an armoury in Midtown Manhattan, with international exhibitors showing work from both contemporary and historic creatives.
R & Company showed a design by Romanian designer Serban Ionescu
Salon Art + Design saw the majority of the booths filling the armoury's large, high-ceilinged Drill Hall, while a variety of other installations and lounges were set up in the ornate hallways and entryways that front the space.
These included an exhibition by Chicago design studio Refractory in the Colonel's Room, as well as a Collectors Lounge by design studio FrenchCalifornia that partnered with collectors to create a "refuge from the hustle and bustle of the fair," according to Salon. Works by architects such as Zaha Hadid were shown
This year, the fair had 52 exhibitors as well as a special installation from New York-based gallery R & Company that featured a sculptural piece by Romanian designer Serban Ionescu.
Called Tower for an Hour, the piece is 22 feet (6.7 metres) tall and made out of steel that had been painted green, blue and orange.
Refractory had a room in the entry area of the building
R & Company also had a standalone booth, separate from the special installation, where the gallery showed other de...