Alfred Stadler










Head Designer and Creative Director of Alfred Stadler Life Style, Alfred has an extensive background in product and interior design with the focus on luxury materials such as leather, wool felt, wood and horn.

At a young age, Alfred earned his degree in Product and Interior Design from GWS Bern of Technology in Bern, Switzerland. Later he was introduced to artisanal craftsmanship with a top saddle maker building custom saddles for Olympic dressage riders. Here he learned the qualities of fine leathers and wool felt as well as the techniques of molding and sewing these materials.

With his thorough knowledge of design and leather, soon he was a member of the DeSede design team. Later, he became head designer of Swiss Seats and built a new furniture collection.

What followed was an impressive professional experience in North America. In 1991, working with the textile pioneer, Jack Lenor Larsen, Alfred designed and produced a modular area rug collection which met the needs for custom sizing demanded by architects and designers. For Ruckstuhl, a high-end carpeting company, he worked extensively with felt and introduced the use of felt for interior applications for walls, ceilings and cabinet linings. Alfred later became Director of Vitra Home North America strengthening the company's presence and sales in the U.S

For Alfred, the most important aspect of the business relationship is to create excellent energy and all to share a common goal.

NYPH '12: New Exhibit + Trunk Show!

May 16th-20th
New York Photo Festival 2012, TRUNK is proud to feature photographer Robert Presutti. The images from this exhibit are part of two major ongoing projects. One project is with the Indians of the Sierra Nevada de Santa Marta in the jungles of Colombia for an exhibit in late 2013 at the Smithsonian in Washington DC. The other project is with the nuns of the Phoka Monastery and surroundings in the Republic of Georgia. The project will be a book and exhibit in 2013.
Opening Reception: May 18th | 6-9PM
*Refreshments will be served

May 19th-20th
Stop by TRUNK and meet the maker of Alfred Stadler bags! Alfred Stadler creates pieces with a pure, modern aesthetic of remarkable beauty and high-functionality. He strives to revive lost techniques while combining them with the newest advances. Alfred has an extensive background in product and interior design with a focus on leather, wool felt, wood and horn. He learned artisanal craftsmanship leather and felt while making custom saddles for Olympic dressage riders.  Alfred has designed with such companies as DeSede, Swiss Seats, Jack Lenor Larson, Ruckstuhl and Vitra Home North America.

Colorful Bags and Wallets by Lolafalk









Lauren “Lola” Falkowski created the Lolafalk brand based on a love of bright colors, shiny fabrics, and the insatiable need to always have an accessory, outfit or hairstyle that set her apart from the crowd.  A self-taught handbag designer working out of her studio based in Brooklyn, NY, Lola got her “start” nearly four years ago by learning to make simple tote bags from online tutorials and taking the occasional sewing workshop.
The Lolafalk design aesthetic is characterized by eclectic pattern combinations, a gravitation towards design elements that are slightly off the beaten path, and a constant seeking of the irregular and unordinary in design, form, and fashion.  All Lolafalk handbags and accessories are cut and sewn by Lola herself, and every last detail is accounted for – from the carefully crafted design of each item, to the color and fabric selection, to ensuring the overall attitude and style of the brand is reflected in each item that she creates.

New Exhibit: Heavenly on Earth by Robert Presutti




NEW Exhibit: Heavenly on Earth
On view through May 31st.
Opening Reception May 18th

About the Artist: Robert Presutti is a freelance photographer who has been working and living in NYC for the past 18 yrs. The body  of his work is dedicated to travel photography.  Assignments have taking him to counties such as: Italy, France, Germany, Poland, Portugal, Georgia, Japan, Mexico, Colombia, Turkey etc...The images from this exhibit are part of two major  ongoing projects. One project is with the Indians of the Sierra Nevada de Santa Marta in the jungles of  Colombia for an exhibit in late 2013 at the Smithsonian in Washington DC. The other project is with the nuns of the Phoka Monastery and surroundings in the Republic of Georgia. The project will be a book and exhibit in 2013.  Robert contributes regularly to the New York Times.






Stripy Saturdays

Charley Green Dress
by Grub

Striped Shirt Dress
by Mel en Stel


Floral Fridays!

 Silk Blue Floral Tunic
by Mel en Stel

Tropical Floral Skirt
by Samoy Lenko

 Pink Floral Dress
by Aimee g

Gold Fill Morph Earrings
by Radka Design