NYCxDESIGN is guided by core values of community, creativity, inclusivity, diversity, and sustainable design for the greater good. Beyond our annual Festival, our year-round programming provides a platform for NYC’s diverse design talent, from students and emerging designers to seasoned professionals. Each program fosters connection, education, and inspiration, empowering the next generation to use design as a powerful tool for positive impact and addressing the world’s most pressing needs.

Get Smart: Embracing Smart Technology in Design

Interior Design
Get Smart: Embracing Smart Technology in Design
Partnered with Samsung
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→ Samsung 837
     837 Washington St, New York, NY 10014
 
A riveting panel discussion took place on the synergy between smart technology, interior design, and product design. Starting with an intimate look at powerful smart home technology, presented by Claudia Santos, Product Marketing Director, Connected Home Appliances at Samsung, a discussion was held with Award-winning product and interior designer Karim Rashid, who shared his insights on how technology is revolutionizing the way we live and interact with our living, working, and play environments. Moderated by Executive Director of NYCxDESIGN, Ilene Shaw, this panel discussion explored how smart technology is pushing the boundaries of innovation to seamlessly blend style, sustainability, and functionality. 
Presenter
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Karim Rashid, Award-winning Interior and Product Designer
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Claudia Santos, Product Marketing Director, Connected Home Appliances, Samsung
Moderator
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Ilene Shaw, Executive Director, NYCxDESIGN
Sponsor

Samsung 837

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