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Rebuilding for the Future

July 2, 2013
Interiors & Sources | DesignFlash
7.2.2013
Joplin, Mo. High Rebuilds for the Future

The devastating tornado that struck Joplin, Mo. in 2011 destroyed the city’s high school but not its spirit. Read the story from our June education issue of how this resilient community bounced back.

At 5:41 p.m. on Sunday, May 22, 2011, the world changed forever for residents of Joplin, Mo., when a catastrophic F-5 tornado swept through this city of 45,000 residents. With winds topping 200 mph and stretching more than a mile wide, the powerful storm killed 161 and destroyed over 25 percent of Joplin, including 7,000 homes and nearly 2,000 buildings…

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New York School of Interior Design Appoints Interior Designer Libby Cameron as New Trustee

New York School of Interior Design has announced the appointment of Libby Cameron as a new member to its Board of Trustees. “We are excited to welcome Libby Cameron as an esteemed interior designer to NYSID’s Board of Directors,” says Board Chairman Patricia Sovern.

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Blogs: Mind Over Matter

Materials expert Grace Jeffers features Arborite’s NeoCon introduction,
the INK collection.

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ICFFirst Timers

Following along with our series of spotlights on new ICFF exhibitors from
this year’s show? Click below to see who the latest companies are to have hit
the ground running.

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ARCOM Announces Strategic Alliance with Master Painters Institute

ARCOM is pleased to announce a new strategic alliance and endorsement agreement with the Master Painters Institute (MPI), publisher of painting standards and best practices, tester of paint products, and maintainer of tested and approved paint products in North America.

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Highly visual CET Designer® helps designers to specify contract furniture in
2D and 3D.

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Cappellini’s Meltdown lamp by Swedish designer Johan Lindstén features thin, hand-blown colored glass.
The product is meant to use something beautiful as a representation of the disastrous nuclear accident that took place in
Fukushima, Japan.

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