Architectural Digest Show Full of Products Made of Reclaimed Materials


This was the first time that The Lifestylist® Brands attended the Architectural Digest Show in New York, but it certainly won't be our last.

The energy was intense, and the quality of the products shown were what you would expect from Architectural Digest - lots of innovative solutions for living a luxury lifestyle.

There were two finds that were my favorites - The Thermador refrigeration columns that were wrapped in reclaimed wood from Al Gore's tabacco barn with oxidized metal panels, and the stunning concrete table with water feature from JM Lifestyles.

For more photos of our favorite finds, visit the Lifestylist List or our Pinterest page.

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