
Every year the International Contemporary Furniture Fair (ICFF) brings
hundreds of exhibitors to New York's Jacob K. Javits Convention Center,
attracting crowds of design devotees looking for the latest innovations
in furniture and interior design. The event is North America's leading
showcase for designers, manufacturers and distributors, including
companies specializing in seating, flooring, lighting, kitchen and bath
fixtures, and accessories for residential and commercial interiors.
With hundreds of representatives of top flight national and
international firms on hand, the organizers face a massive challenge in
making the show run smoothly--this year the ICFF commissioned a
customized New York City Notebook to help keep everybody on the same
page.



Moleskine City Notebooks, the latest addition to our collections, are
the first guidebooks that you write for yourself. With blank, tabbed
sheets, plain pages, and city and public transportation maps, these
urban travel guides are waiting to be filled with memories and
inspiration from the users' experience of the city. Allowing users to
jot down restaurants they've discovered, neighborhoods they've
explored, and sights they've seen, the City Notebook serves as a
day-by-day journal, memento, and guide all in one.
The ICFF's
organizers knew that a City Notebook would make a perfect gift for
exhibitors visiting New York from all over the world. Since they
appreciated the City Notebook's original paper band, with its edgy
design and informative users guide on the reverse side, they did not
elect to customize it for the project. Instead, the ICFF logo was dry
debossed on the cover of the notebook, just below the paper band.
Knowing how much value the Moleskine name added to the ICFF brand, they
were also excited to include inserts with the notebook announcing
Detour: the Moleskine City Notebook Experience, an art exhibit that
accompanied the launch of Moleskine's North American line of City
Notebooks.

ICFF 2007 was a huge success, thanks to a record-breaking attendance
of more than 24,000 guests. We're also happy to say that the customized
New York City Notebook was a favorite among exhibitors; the ICFF is
already talking to Moleskine about designing the 2008 edition for next
year's show.
For more information on the ICFF, please visit www.icff.com.