Leon Speakers has announced its upcoming participation at the International Contemporary Furniture Fair (ICFF) in New York City.
Taking place from May 19-21 at the Jacob K. Javits Convention Center, ICFF serves as a platform for Leon to share its design-oriented audiovisual, framing, and art solutions to the global design community while leading the conversation between designers and integrators.
Leon’s Booth #563 is co-sponsored by partner Sony, who joined forces with Leon to showcase the Leon Studio Frame for Sony BRAVIA XR: a game-changing new way to transform Sony’s popular BRAVIA XR TV into a work of art.
“Our solutions have always been about merging design with technology,” says Noah Kaplan, Leon’s founder and president. “This show represents an opportunity for us to bring AV integrators and designers together and demonstrate the power of that mindset from both sides. We hope that this collection will serve to show how audio can—and should—function as a crucial component of the design process.”
Leon will also be joined at ICFF 2024 by Mera Studio Architects, the Calgary-based architect and design firm with whom Leon has partnered on the development of the groundbreaking Mera Sound Sconce. Available now for pre-order, this highly anticipated solution represents a revolutionary fusion of high-performance sound, dimmable LED lighting, and artisan-inspired aesthetics.
In addition to the Mera Sound Sconce and Leon Studio Frame, Leon will be showcasing a diverse array of art-as-audio solutions, including the Ente SoundTile art speaker—a wall-mounted ultra-thin speaker whose grille doubles as a custom-printed work of art—and the Elite moving art screen, which seamlessly reveals or conceals any TV behind a handcrafted frame and museum-quality giclée print.
Visitors to the Leon booth will explore simple solutions powered by Sonos, including the TcBar—a mounting solution designed to seamlessly incorporate an existing Sonos soundbar to match the width of the TV. Leon’s Edge Media Frame delivers a craftsman-quality hardwood frame custom-built to the exact dimensions of any TV.
“ICFF presents an unparalleled opportunity for us to engage with the design community and showcase the transformative power of AV in design,” adds Kaplan. “We look forward to igniting conversations, inspiring creativity, and forging meaningful connections.”
