Andrew Yes Show House and More

Boffo Show House 2012 Four apartment concepts designed, curated, and produced by Andrew Yes. Each apartment with its own theme: Future, Nature, Work, and Play .

ENTRANCE to the Boffo Show House by Focus Lighting

FUTURE Swarovski, Bec Britain,

Balmond Studio, Jenny Holzer, Relative Space flooring, Creation Bauman, Vondom Stark Carpet, Piero Lissoni, Dinosaur Design, Paula Hayes, Ovando: Floral Design and Event Production, Estiluz, Jamie Hayon, Lladr贸, Aranda/Lasch, Johnson Trading Gallery, Tom Fruin, Thomas Heatherwick, Haunch of Venison, Pierre Ospina, Mondo Collection.

NATURE

Ovando Floral Design and Event Production, Spacecuter, Vondom Furniture, Maharam, Harry Allen, Matter, Max Lamb, Hedge Gallery, Christopher Kurtz, Tres Tintas Barcelona, Gan, Patricia Urquiola, Ricki Clifton

WORK USM-Modular-Furniture, Jaime Hayon, Lladro’,

Ghiora Marcel Wonders,

Aharoni Cassina,

architects, Pultrona Architectural systems,

Frau, Artek.

PLAY Fort Street

Studio, Snohetta Architects, Mario Bellini, Cassina, Marcel Wanders, Cappellini, Ovando: Floral Design and Event Production, UM Project, Marset Barcelona, Snarkitecture, Antonio Pio Saracino, ROLU, Karim Rashid, Vondom, Andrew Yes.

PRODUCTS: Pillow Balls

Art: Dry Aquarium Sculptures

Furniture and Lighting

“Dutch furniture collection” for Housing Works “Design on a Dime” event

Recent PRESS

“an intense tour of alternative interior arrangements…curated by New York based designer Andrew Yes.” Huffington Post May 31, 2012 “weirdest and wildest house in New York City…forward thinking.”

W Magazine, May 31, 2012 “Over 100 artists and designers came together to create the Boffo Show House, a temporary installation curated by artist Andrew Yes. Yes envisioned four unique apartments - to transform a former public-school building into “a cutting edge experiment in living.” The credits read like a who’s who in contemporary design and manufacturing Interior design Magazine July, 2012 “Artist and designer Andrew Yes named as the show house honorary designer, to create this absolutely awe-inspirin space.”

Casa Sugar -Interview, June 1, 2012 ”the eccentric interior designer, Andrew Yes–with a name that already invites opportunity.”

LookBooks.com “artistic design-forward” Casa Sugar “Dry Aquarium is striking yet still. A metallic gold skull and neon aqua plants embody Andrew’s vision.”

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