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In April 2010, Stark released his latest book, David Stark Design; a visually stunning monograph that documents David Stark Design and Production’s design philosophies, conceptual process, and breadth of work put forth since the Company’s inception in 2005. The book was published by Monacelli Press. His previous books include Napkins with a Twist (Artisan, 2006), To Have & to Hold: Magical Wedding Bouquets (Artisan, 2005), and Wild Flowers: Projects and Inspirations (Clarkson Potter).
In May 2010, Stark partnered with West Elm to debut The (purely paper) Flower Shoppe at their Broadway location in New York City. As his third collaboration with West Elm, Stark showcased flora, gardening tools, and plants made entirely from paper collected from books on the streets of New York. For two days only, the public was able to visit the installation where even the walls were constructed of paper and purchase the eco-friendly masterpieces Stark is known for.
Stark’s first product line, a holiday decorating collection with West Elm, debuted in stores late summer 2009. Inspired by Stark’s trademark approach of turning everyday materials into glamorous and unexpected installations, the collection included ornaments, garlands, table décor, and other elements made from natural, recycled, and eco-friendly materials. This summer, Stark collaborates again with West Elm for a collection that debuted at the end of March.
CBS’ The Early Show, The Today Show, The View, and Martha Stewart are several television shows that often call upon David to serve as a guest expert on décor, party planning, holiday decorating and home planting projects. David and his work are often featured in publications including the New York Times, ELLE DECOR, Glamour, Interior Design, In Style, House Beautiful and Town & Country, as well as on a number of design-focused blogs.
Check out the David Stark Design and Production website at www.davidstarkdesign.com
Blog Entries by David Stark
OMG: It Looks Just Like the Rendering: American Friends of the Israel Museum Gala
Two weeks ago we were back at Cipriani 42nd street for the American Friends of the Israel Museum's gala, and contemporary art was the artistic muse of the night. If you have never been to the Museum, it is...
A Banquet Fit for a King (or the Metropolitan Opera!)
Every fall for the last bunch of years, we have designed the Metropolitan Opera's Gala Celebration to mark the opening of its fall season. It's both a huge honor and a huge responsibility to create something of the stature and enormity of the company's storied productions. Within the same enormous...
OMG. It (Usually!) Looks Just Like the Rendering: New Yorkers for Children
When we finally get to event day, stand back, and take in what we've created, we are always surprised and delighted by how closely the installation resembles the initial renderings we've created for our clients. Case in point, we have partnered with the wonderful organization, New Yorkers for...