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Back to Brooklyn

edited by Craig Kellogg -- Interior Design, 4/1/2006 12:00:00 AM

Since its 2003 debut, New York's Brooklyn Designs has doubled in size. This year, 23 diverse young companies—many pursuing sustainability—are setting up alongside fair stalwarts in St. Ann's Warehouse and an expanded temporary gallery. Also new this year, a show house in a town house: Rogers Marvel Architects's Jonathan Marvel is furnishing four stories with exhibitors' wares. May 12-14; 718-875-1000; brooklyndesigns.net.

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