The ASID LA Office invites all designers, industry partners, and students to ASID LA to visit to discuss membership, events, and student support. Refreshments and light bites will be serves all day.
PDC’s Summer Market is back!
PDC’s Summer Market is back! Join us on Wednesday, June 24 for a day dedicated to outdoor design featuring keynote presentations, panel discussions, CEU opportunities, showroom activations, product launches, and exclusive hospitality throughout the campus. Explore the latest collections from premier showrooms and manufacturers, connect with industry leaders, and discover new ideas shaping the future of outdoor living.
Plus, Summer Market and Outdoor Living attendees receive 10% OFF lunch or dinner at Très LA Bistro & Cafe, located on the ground floor of the Green Building.
This event is for members of the A&D trade.
10 AM Keynote Panel
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Understanding the Impacts of AI In Design: Where Are We Now?
Panel: Silverscreen Theater | Reception: JANUS et Cie, Suite B-146
As artificial intelligence continues to transform every industry, leading architecture and design professionals return to discuss this fast-evolving technology and how it has moved from novelty to an essential tool for improving efficiency, expanding creativity, and elevating the design process. In a market centered on indoor-outdoor living, the conversation will also consider how AI is helping designers think more fluidly across architecture, interiors, landscape, and the way people truly live.
Renowned architecture journalist, Frances Anderton, will moderate a lively and balanced discussion, including expert panelists, Brian Pinkett, AIA, principal of architectural firm, Landry Design Group; Miroslava Brooks, AIA, NCARB, founding partner of FORMA Architects and assistant professor at UCLA Architecture and Urban Design; Mirko Wanders, Assoc. AIA, a design director and associate at Gensler, the world's largest architecture and design firm; and Claudia Afshar, founder and creative director of Claudia Afshar Design. With their insightful understanding of AI, they will highlight the latest advancements, and share how the technology enhances the design-build process in invaluable ways--while asking if the human element remains irreplaceable.
In celebration of outdoor living, a reception will immediately follow at JANUS et Cie's beautifully reimagined showroom, Suite B146.
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1 PM Panel
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Resilient Design: From the Ground Up
Panel: Suite B-130 | Reception: Walters, Suite B-188
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2 PM Panel
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California Soul
Panel: Suite B-130 | Reception: David Sutherland, Suite B-182
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3 PM Panel
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Con ALMA: Design, Culture & Community
Panel: Suite B-130 | Reception: DEDON, Suite B-188
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Membership Invitation
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ASID | M-33
9:00 AM-5:00 PM
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Summer in the Kitchen
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Cooper Pacific Kitchens | B-360
9:00 AM-4:00 PM
Join Cooper Pacific Kitchens for champagne, light bites, and the sounds of summer as they introduce Cooper Pacific Outdoor Kitchens. Thoughtfully crafted metal cabinetry and timeless detailing come together to create outdoor spaces that feel both sophisticated and inviting. Inspired by the effortless beauty of California living, the collection is designed for gathering, entertaining, and enjoying every season.
A little champagne, a little music, and a lot to discover.
RSVP: info@cooperpacific.com
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Celebrate Summer at Baker | McGuire
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Baker McGuire | B-525
10:00 AM-4:00 PM
Sip, shop, and explore the latest introductions from Baker | McGuire and discover timeless furnishings, artisan craftsmanship, and inspired outdoor living solutions throughout the showroom.
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New Performance Collections Open House
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Cowtan & Tout | B-647
9:00 AM-5:00 PM
Please join Cowtan & Tout for an Open House to view performance collections from Cowtan & Tout, Jane Churchill, Larsen, Manuel Canovas, and Rogers & Goffigon. These offerings feature luxe durable weaves, small scale patterns as well as vibrant decorative designs. On view all throughout the day at Suite B-647.
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DEDON Open House
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DEDON | B-122
9:00 AM-5:00 PM
DEDON welcomes guests to its Pacific Design Center showroom during Outdoor Living Market to discover outdoor furnishings that blend craftsmanship, comfort, and timeless design. Explore thoughtfully curated collections, innovative materials, and versatile styles designed to elevate both residential and hospitality environments.
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Preview Élitis Newest Indoor-Outdoor Fabric Collections
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Élitis | B-650
10:00 AM-4:00 PM
Designed for indoor-outdoor living, the collections bring comfort, ease, and a sense of escape to gardens, terraces, and patios. Inspired by coastal living, they evoke sunlit homes with open windows, salt air and bays lined with sailboats from the Hamptons and Cape Cod to Big Sur, Malibu, Laguna Beach, and Newport Beach. The offering includes stripes in varied rhythms, three sheer voiles with clean lines, and three coordinating upholstery wovens.
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Celebrate Abaco Island
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JD Staron | B-538
10:00 AM-4:00 PM
JD Staron is turning up the summer vibes with a lively open house celebrating Abaco Island, the brand’s newest outdoor rug collection. With breezy textures, sun‑kissed colors, and a splash of island attitude, the showroom invites designers to drop in, explore, and get swept up in the spirit of outdoor living.
RSVP: losangeles@jdstaron.com
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Fabricut Frame Program
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Fabricut | B-639
9:00 AM-5:00 PM
Please join the Fabricut showroom for an open house event showcasing the outdoor fabrics included in the Fabricut Frame program. These timeless fabrics are included in the base price of each piece, with select outdoor-rated options that are perfect for sun-drenched areas of the home. Be sure to stop by the Fabricut showroom during PDC’s Outdoor Living event to learn more about the Fabricut Furniture and Frame programs!
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The Latest Outdoor Collections
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HOLLY HUNT | B-619
9:00 AM-5:00 PM
Join Holly Hunt to explore the latest outdoor collections.
Wednesday, June 24
9AM–5PM
Featuring:
HOLLY HUNT
Mokum
Pollack
Weitzner
and more
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Belgian Collection Open House
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MIMI LONDON | B-396
10:00 AM-4:00 PM
Mimi London introduces their Outdoor Teak Belgian Collection. Fabricated from solid teak and woven resin, it can withstand the harshest elements while maintaining its unique, sophisticated presence. Based on an original vintage French/Belgian lounge chair, the collection now includes a lounge, sofa, armed and armless dining chairs and counter/bar stool. Bridging both a classic and contemporary vibe, it’s the perfect choice indoors or out. Stop by the showroom to see the entire collection for Outdoor Living 2025.
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The Solana Outdoor/Indoor Fabric Collection
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Osborne & Litle | B-643
9:00 AM-5:00 PM
Osborne & Little welcomes you to an Open House on Wednesday, June 24, from 9 AM to 5 PM, presenting the latest collections. The Solana Outdoor/Indoor fabric collection will be a featured highlight. Named for the Spanish word meaning “sunny place,” Solana showcases a versatile mix of bold prints, refined stripes, modern geometrics, textured weaves, and a richly colored tapestry. Eight designs are paired with Osborne & Little’s plain velvet, creating a cohesive and elevated palette for both indoor and outdoor living. Prosecco and light bites will be served.
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☀️CEU Lunch & Learn: The Language of Lighting - Light Sources & Finding the Perfect Fit
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PALECEK | B-515
11:30 AM - 12:30 PM
The light in a room tells people how to feel before a single piece of furniture registers.
We spend a lot of time talking about what goes in a space. Come spend an hour with us talking about what makes it alive.
Join the PALECEK Showroom for The Language of Lighting: Light Sources & Finding the Perfect Fit — a one-hour credited CEU course designed for designers who care about the details that most people can't name but everyone feels. Space is limited and lunch is provided.
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Introducing Westport Collection
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Samuel & Sons | B-609
10:00 AM-4:00 PM
Visit the showroom to view their outdoor trim offerings, cording, borders, tassels, and fringes. Do not miss their newest collection, Westport, their first sustainable product with the same properties as solution dyed acrylic.
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☀️The Moon The Femme The Portal
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The Art Wolf Gallery Pop-Up | Suite B-377
12:00 - 1:00 PM
The Moon The Femme The Portal
A discussion of symbolism and matriarchy with artists Denise Silva, Sharon Shapiro, and Justina Blakeney. Moderated by art critic Shana Nys Dambrot.
The Art Wolf Gallery pop-up at the PDC | Suite B-377
Discussion at 12PM followed by Q&A and champagne
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Shana Nys Dambrot is an art critic, curator, and author based in Downtown LA. She is the writer and co-founder of 13ThingsLA—a weekly Substack of curated exhibition reviews and art event recommendations in Los Angeles. Her writing appears in LA Times, Alta Journal, Artbound/PBS SoCal, Music Connection, Palm Springs Life, Flaunt, WhiteHot, and other culture publications; she was the longtime Arts Editor at the L.A. Weekly. She studied Art History at Vassar College, curates and juries exhibitions, writes prolifically for catalogs and monographic publications, and speaks at galleries, schools, and cultural institutions. She is the recipient of the Rabkin Art Writers Prize and the LA Press Club Critic of the Year award, and is the Writer in Residence at DTLA kunsthalle Art/Space 114. Her oneiric novella Zen Psychosis (Griffith Moon) was published in 2020.
Denise Silva (Xicana / Hopi / Mescalero Apache)
Born in East Los Angeles and raised in Riverside, California, Denise Silva (Xicana / Hopi / Mescalero Apache) is an indigenous femme, a mother of 6 seeds and a total Pisces sun + Cancer moon who loves to explore plant medicine + mysticism and weaving those experiences into her world of art. In her earlier years, she attended Riverside Community College and went on to graduate from California State University, Los Angeles in the late 90’s where she studied art + illustration.
Motherhood brought Denise back to the Inland Empire to put down roots + raise a family while homeschooling and starting a home business. It was during those beautifully chaotic years that she began to slowly immerse herself in community art spaces in downtown Riverside. Fully embracing the diy aesthetic, Denise was also nurturing an online space for women + mothers on Pearmama dot com, which started off as a humble mom blog in 2006.
Denise shares spiritual medicine in the form of art, divine messages to find our way home, uplifting the Divine Feminine to shift the culture at large + collectively heal the Earth and one another. At the center of Denise’s art practice is her spirituality: Elevating the ancestors, telling the story of Mother Earth, big rematriation energy a humble bow toward the plants the water the animals the land her art. Drawing + creating stories was a refuge as a latch-key child in the 80’s. Denise created little fantasy worlds for herself when the one she was living in couldn’t be understood. The artist is still creating those fantasy worlds for herself, vast and expansive, often exploring the stages of wombmanhood: inner child, maiden, mother, crone. A multi-disciplinary artist best known for her conceptual work with paint, collage, paper, murals and creative installation, Denise began exploring digital art in 2018 and it expanded her work in many life-changing ways. Her art is intentionally woman-centered + Earth-centered, rich with sacred Mesoamerican symbols, ancestral veneration and Divine Feminine mysticism The work fuses together storytelling with bold figurative shapes, universal symbols of feminine creation + dream-like color stories that bring to remembrance innerspaces we have visited other realms. Organic shapes often overlap and create unique abstract dimensions within dimensions in what the artist describes as: conversations with her spirits.
Motherhood brought Denise back to the Inland Empire to put down roots + raise a family while homeschooling and starting a home business. It was during those beautifully chaotic years that she began to slowly immerse herself in community art spaces in downtown Riverside. Fully embracing the diy aesthetic, Denise was also nurturing an online space for women + mothers on Pearmama dot com, which started off as a humble mom blog in 2006.
Denise shares spiritual medicine in the form of art, divine messages to find our way home, uplifting the Divine Feminine to shift the culture at large + collectively heal the Earth and one another. At the center of Denise’s art practice is her spirituality: Elevating the ancestors, telling the story of Mother Earth, big rematriation energy a humble bow toward the plants the water the animals the land her art. Drawing + creating stories was a refuge as a latch-key child in the 80’s. Denise created little fantasy worlds for herself when the one she was living in couldn’t be understood. The artist is still creating those fantasy worlds for herself, vast and expansive, often exploring the stages of wombmanhood: inner child, maiden, mother, crone. A multi-disciplinary artist best known for her conceptual work with paint, collage, paper, murals and creative installation, Denise began exploring digital art in 2018 and it expanded her work in many life-changing ways. Her art is intentionally woman-centered + Earth-centered, rich with sacred Mesoamerican symbols, ancestral veneration and Divine Feminine mysticism The work fuses together storytelling with bold figurative shapes, universal symbols of feminine creation + dream-like color stories that bring to remembrance innerspaces we have visited other realms. Organic shapes often overlap and create unique abstract dimensions within dimensions in what the artist describes as: conversations with her spirits.
Denise has worked from her home studio in Riverside California since day one, a survival tactic that most creatives who are also parents can understand. A delicate balance but a very necessary one: it allowed her to be home with her children, normalizing the practice of being creative, doing what you love to do + being a grounded presence in the family. The artist works in the energy + style of Indigenous Futurism which draws upon our ancient indigenous technologies for inspiration and our collective liberation. Denise uses her art + visi to be in conversation with one another, to uplift the collective spirit + to raise the vibration of our communities. She creates art to uplift the feminine energy’s protective influence on Moth Earth + to remind us of our cosmic roots.
The artist has been very active in the Inland Empire art community leading art sessions, creating dynamic art programming + exhibiting her work in local spaces such as Back to the Grin Inland Mujeres Art Studio, The Garcia Center for the Arts, Division 9 Gallery, Palm Springs Art Museum, The Center for Social Justice & Civil Liberties, Pain Sugar Gallery, A Blve Rose Gallery, The Cheech Marin Center for Chicano Art & Culture, The Little Gallery of San Bernardino, Ontario Museum of History & Art, The Arts Area, Barrio Fuerza and All Eyes Gallery. Denise also has strong connections to the rest of her Southern California art community, working with Centro Cultural de la Raza, Tonalli Studio, Espacio 1839, Plaza de la Raza + Self-Help Graphics, to name a few.
Sharon Shapiro is a Virginia-based artist with a versatile painting practice. She views painting as a cunning vessel for the tension and insatiable longing that lurk beneath the surface. Working in diverse media and sizes, Shapiro portrays opposing forces in her figurative-based work: fantastic and natural, utopian and dystopian subject matter.
Shapiro has shown throughout the United States, including one and two-person exhibitions at SPRING/BREAK Art Show, NYC; the Museum of Contemporary Art Arlington, Arlington, VA; {Poem 88} Gallery, Atlanta, GA; Garvey Simon Projects, NYC; and the Gadsden Museum of Art, Gadsden, AL. Her group exhibitions include the Mint Museum, Charlotte, NC; Maine Center for Contemporary Art, Rockland, ME; the McLean Project for the Arts, McLean, VA; and the Masur Museum of Art, Monroe, LA. She has been in residence at Ucross, Jentel, Ragdale, The Hambidge Center, and the Virginia Center for the Creative Arts. Her practice has received grant support, including two awards from the Virginia Museum of Fine Arts, and she was the recipient of the Atelier Focus Fellowship at AIR SFI in Georgia. Her work has been featured in New American Paintings, Whitewall, Art Spiel, Studio Visit, The Washington Post, The Atlanta Journal-Constitution, and Kolaj Magazine. Shapiro holds an MFA from the Maine College of Art and a BFA from the Atlanta College of Art. She currently lives and works in Charlottesville, VA.
Shapiro has shown throughout the United States, including one and two-person exhibitions at SPRING/BREAK Art Show, NYC; the Museum of Contemporary Art Arlington, Arlington, VA; {Poem 88} Gallery, Atlanta, GA; Garvey Simon Projects, NYC; and the Gadsden Museum of Art, Gadsden, AL. Her group exhibitions include the Mint Museum, Charlotte, NC; Maine Center for Contemporary Art, Rockland, ME; the McLean Project for the Arts, McLean, VA; and the Masur Museum of Art, Monroe, LA. She has been in residence at Ucross, Jentel, Ragdale, The Hambidge Center, and the Virginia Center for the Creative Arts. Her practice has received grant support, including two awards from the Virginia Museum of Fine Arts, and she was the recipient of the Atelier Focus Fellowship at AIR SFI in Georgia. Her work has been featured in New American Paintings, Whitewall, Art Spiel, Studio Visit, The Washington Post, The Atlanta Journal-Constitution, and Kolaj Magazine. Shapiro holds an MFA from the Maine College of Art and a BFA from the Atlanta College of Art. She currently lives and works in Charlottesville, VA.
Justina Blakeney (b. 1979, Santa Rosa, CA) is a Los Angeles, California-based artist, designer, and author known for her vibrant, colorful, and eclectic style. Drawing upon themes of identity, spirituality, and connection to the natural world, Blakeney’s art serves as a visual exploration into the essence of the “true self” and the concept of being a "human being" rather than a "human doing." Blakeney often incorporates mixed media elements such as wire, textiles, and natural elements into her pieces. Her artistic vision emerges from a diverse array of references, from wrestling with and celebrating her curls, curves, and curiosities to explorations of pattern, cubist abstraction, and magical realism. Through her work, Blakeney seeks to uproot binary thinking and to inspire others to embrace their creativity, celebrate diversity, and honor the interconnectedness of all living things.
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Summertime and the Living is Easy at Thomas Lavin
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Thomas Lavin | B-309/310
10:00 AM-5:00 PM
Stop by Thomas Lavin for a refreshing drink and a light snack and check out the latest & greatest in outdoor living at our Link Outdoor Gallery. Scott Lang will be on hand to give you a tour of all that Link has to offer. Then explore the rest of the showroom and the inspiring international array of furniture, textiles, rugs, and accessories, including new outdoor designs from Chivasso, JAB, Jiun Ho, Liaigre, McLaurin + Piercy, Rosemary Hallgarten, Tatiz, and more.
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Bold New Collections
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Scalamandré | B-617
9:00 AM-5:00 PM
Join Scalamandré for the 4th Annual Outdoor Living / Summer Market as we open our showroom doors in celebration of the season. Discover new indoor/outdoor introductions, including Hinson’s Breeze Performance—a lively collection of high-performance prints, yarn-dyed stripes, and richly patterned weaves—as well as bold, new collection from Jean Paul Gaultier, each created to bring effortless style and sophistication to open-air living.
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Sip + Shop Schumacher!
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Schumacher | B-523
10:00 AM-4:00 PM
Schumacher will showcase a curated selection of their favorite indoor/outdoor fabrics for clients to conveniently shop just outside the showroom, with light bites and refreshments served inside the showroom throughout the event.
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See What's New at Quadrille
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Quadrille | B-629
10:00 AM-4:00 PM
Quadrille invites design professionals to Suite B629 for Outdoor Living 2026. Explore their exceptional Suncloth collection high-performance, solution-dyed acrylic outdoor fabrics engineered for durability, fade resistance, and effortless living. Ideal for luxurious patios, poolsides, and indoor-outdoor spaces, our Suncloth combines beauty with unmatched resilience. Light refreshments will be served.
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The Latest Performance Fabrics from Quintus
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Quintus | B-527
10:00 AM-2:00 PM
Join us at Quintus for an open house celebrating the most exciting and innovative outdoor textiles in the world today.
Quintus is showcasing solution-dyed acrylic collections from four of our favorite partners:
Logan Montgomery Textiles · Mariaflora · Rubelli · Westbury Textiles
Stop by and explore performance fabrics that don't ask you to compromise on beauty.
RSVP: april@quintushome.com
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Santa Barbara Designs® Open House
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SUMMIT FURNITURE | B-135
1:00-4:00 PM
There’s no better time to celebrate life outdoors! The Summit Furniture Showroom invites guests to a summer open house highlighting refined spaces designed for open air and easy living, brought to life through partnership with Santa Barbara Designs®.
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The Leather Concierge Open House
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The Leather Concierge | BM03
12:00-4:00 PM
Pop by The Leather Concierge by Danfield Leather during Outdoor Living and experience the beauty of genuine leather. Exceptional durability and weather-resistant performance.
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Summit | Santa Barbara Designs