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LONDON DESIGN FESTIVAL 2013:
DESIGN IS EVERYWHERE
Over the 11 years of the London Design
Festival, a vast diversity of local and
international design has been showcased
and celebrated. This year is no exception,
with more than 300 events open to all
across the capital.
The Festival is a punctuation moment in
the year and acts as a reminder that design
is all around us, permeating every part of
our lives.
From the commercial to the conceptual,
from the subtle to the spectacular, from
the weird to the wonderful, we invite you to
enjoy the great breadth of design that the
London Design Festival has to offer in 2013.
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Introduction
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INTRODUCTION
Chairman
Sir John Sorrell CBE
Director
Ben Evans
Design is everywhere in London, in
Great Britain and across the world.
It is so much part of everyday life that
people take it for granted – except
when it doesn’t work and they curse
whoever got it wrong.
In a city like London, it is hard to be
noticed. That is the whole point of the
Festival, a concentrated time when
design is very visible.
This year, during the 11th London
Design Festival, I hope people will take
a moment to think about how vital
design is to our lives and how great
design can improve quality of life.
The huge volume of design activity
taking place across the capital reveals
the stunning creativity of some of the
most stimulating minds in the world.
I am particularly interested in how
those minds can help make the world a
better place. This is what the Festival’s
conference, the Global Design Forum,
is all about, with delegates from around
the world seeking to inspire the future
and identify the way forward for design
and its impact on the world.
I hope you have a great Festival.
With more than 200 different partners
this year and 300 projects and events,
there is something for everyone. Start at
our hub venue, the V&A, where there is
a programme of bespoke commissions
and talks, climb our landmark project
the Endless Stair outside Tate Modern
and visit the key design destinations,
each home to hundreds of designers.
It is often said that London is a
collection of villages, and in the wider
Festival the design districts are places
where you can see clusters of design
projects all within walking distance of
each other. The districts can be found
across the city.
This guide and our website can help
you find what you want to see and what
you don’t yet know you want to see.
I hope you find it and above all, enjoy.
Features
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London – The Design Capital
of The World?
About London Design Festival
Landmark Projects
Endless Stair
Global Design Forum
London Design Medal
London Design Festival at the V&A
V&A Displays and Exhibitions
V&A Talks and Events
Design Destinations
Design Districts
Listings
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Central
East
West
North
South
Supporters
Index
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London – The Design Capital of the World?
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LONDON – THE DESIGN CAPITAL OF THE WORLD?
Immediately after the London Design
Festival in September 2012, esteemed
journalist Julie Lasky published an
article in the New York Times about
London’s design prowess in the context
of the world’s other great creative cities.
The article opened with this statement:
“Apologies to Milan and Tokyo. Regrets
to Stockholm and Paris. Forgive me,
Eindhoven, Berlin, Barcelona and, most
particularly, New York. But London is
the design capital of the world.” Such
a statement, while flattering, prompted
us to ask ourselves why the capital is
perceived in such a way.
London is considered by many to be
Europe’s central meeting point, and
indeed visitors from around the globe
flock to the English-speaking megacity
for business, leisure and a sizeable
dose of culture. Steeped in history on
the one hand, London never sits still
on the other, and progress marches
on unabashed.
London’s huge mass is home to a
multicultural mix of young hopefuls
and families, all attracted to the city
for the financial prospects and the
tolerance of new values. International
influences have infused the very
fabric of the city, stimulating the
masses across every pursuit, from
cuisine, theatre, music and film to art,
architecture and, of course, design.
There’s an open-minded attitude
towards new ideas and a willingness
to explore and challenge the status
quo – often with a healthy dose of
irony and humility.
London is an international design
hub – it’s world-class education
system attracting talents from around
the world, many of whom choose
to stay and find work here or set up
their own businesses. Such micro
and SME businesses are buoyed by
a mature marketplace and access to
collaborative partners, as well as a
sophisticated demographic and
client base.
OUNCE FOR OUNCE,
BLOKE FOR BLOKE,
BRITAIN PRODUCES
BETTER DESIGNERS
AND DESIGN
IMPRESARIOS THAN
ANYWHERE ELSE
Julie Lasky, The New York Times
Indeed, design is a burgeoning sector
and one that embraces multiple
disciplines, including industrial, product,
furniture, interiors, automotive, digital,
interactive, graphics, illustration,
branding, packaging, textiles, applied
arts, and craft. Beyond that, design
straddles a number of different
sub-disciplines that encompass
science, engineering and technology.
Furthermore, design is crucial to
securing competitive advantage on
Spun by Thomas Heatherwick, London Design Festival 2010
the global stage and more and more
businesses are waking up to “designing
what they do”.
Despite all of the aforementioned
attributes, complacency is the great
danger to the health of London’s
design scene. The sector is incredibly
competitive and is becoming more
so with the strengthening of the
design offerings in other countries.
Regional and central governments
are increasingly embracing design to
boost cultural collateral on the global
stage and attract significant
inward investment.
Every year, established London-based
designers are joined by a flurry of
complacency-busting design grads,
many of whom studied in top local
colleges and are fired up to bring fresh
energy to the commercial and cultural
sectors. These talents have endured
years of hardship brought on by the
high cost of living – the main drawback
of living in one of the world’s most
expensive cities. Still they want to make
a go of it here and most persevere with
an attitude that if you can survive here,
you can survive anywhere.
There’s no escaping the fact that jobs
are few and far between these days;
economic turbulence has taken its
toll on employment. The burden of a
fickle income stream coupled with high
overheads tends to weed out those
independents who are half-hearted
about the industry. The ones who are
prepared to make a go of it understand
that hard work is key, and that being
simply “good enough” is, well, not
good enough.
Credit: Visit London
There is a multidisciplinary nature to
survival here: you need to develop
a multichannel portfolio of activity
to diversify your risk. Within the
industry this gives rise to a culture
of collaboration. The most highly
developed talents merge together and
form strong conceptual unions, the
output of which manifests in many
varied permutations.
The annual celebration of these
collaborations comes in September
during the London Design Festival,
when events, exhibitions and
installations pop up across the capital.
The Festival has gained traction over
the years, attracting more and more
exhibiting partners, opinionated
media, as well as members of the
public who have become increasingly
design literate. The Festival also
garners support and endorsement
from our politicians, who increasingly
demonstrate their awareness of the
industry’s economic contribution.
Furthermore, commercial sponsors
recognise the business benefits of
reaching such an influential audience,
and continually illustrate an eagerness
to commission and be associated with
challenging design ideas.
London’s design scene is animated
by the annual spectacle that is the
London Design Festival. It marks a
great expressive moment when culture,
commerce and creativity collide in
unpredictable and spectacular ways.
In such a hotbed of energy and ideas,
the process of reinvention never sits
idle. For the gangs of individuals driving
such change, this city of 7.8 million
residents acts as a perfect playground
in which to sculpt and hone our
reputation as, yes, the design capital
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“The London Design Festival has firmly established
itself as one of London’s leading cultural events and
this year’s theme of ‘Design is everywhere’ can only
build on its international reputation for influencing
innovative and important design. We are delighted to
be able to continue our support for the festival as it
continues to reach new audiences whilst celebrating
the very best in design.”
Joyce Wilson, Area Director, London,
Arts Council England
London Design Festival Landmark Projects
LONDON DESIGN FESTIVAL LANDMARK PROJECTS
The London Design Festival marks
an important moment in the design
calendar when creative excellence is
given prominence in the capital for
everyone to enjoy. For the past six
years, we’ve been commissioning
the world’s best designers, as well
as pioneering new talents, to create
extraordinary installations that are
displayed in some of London’s most
prominent and best-loved spaces.
We call these installations Landmark
Projects as they represent spectacular
punctuation points around the city
during the Festival period. Ambition
is a recurring characteristic across
every project; ambition to continually
challenge the definitions of design;
ambition to change the context and
push the capabilities of materials;
Image left: Music Memory box by Chloe Meineck.
Image right: Totem by Adam Nathaniel-Furman.
Design Museum, Designers in Residence 2013.
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Museum until 12 January 2014 Designmuseum.org
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BE OPEN Sound Portal, Trafalgar Square 2012
ambition to place contemporary
design into unusual settings; and
ambition to create pure spectacle
for you to marvel at.
We work all year to broker the
partnerships between designers,
manufacturers and venues. Crucially,
these Landmark Projects are made
possible with the generous patronage
of our sponsors who have supported
our ongoing quest for ambition and
excellence over the years.
The following pages feature
information about our projects
and events for 2013.
More information:
londondesignfestival.com/
landmark-projects
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Endless Stair
ENDLESS STAIR
with the Thames panorama of London,
provides a context to which dRMM’s
Escher-inspired installation can make
a distinctive contribution,” says
Alex de Rijke, Co-Founder of
dRMM Architects.
Visualisation of Endless Stair at Tate Modern. Image by Cityscape
Endless Stair sees the London Design
Festival reviving its longstanding
relationship with the American
Hardwood Export Council (AHEC) in a
playful, yet technically ambitious public
project installed with the powerful
backdrop of one of the city’s best-loved
landmarks, Tate Modern.
Architects and Dean of Architecture
at the Royal College of Art, working
closely with engineers at Arup. De
Rijke has described timber as “the new
concrete”, predicting that it will be the
dominant construction material of the
21st century.
Installed outside Tate Modern, the
towering structure invites visitors to
climb and explore a series of 15
Escher-like interlocking staircases
made from a prefabricated construction
using 44 cubic metres of American
tulipwood donated by AHEC members.
As a viewpoint, Endless Stair provides
breathtaking views along the Thames.
“There is a ‘wood revolution’ going on
in the construction sector and dRMM
is one of the architects at the forefront
so it is very fitting that their dramatic
Endless Stair design will significantly
inform the debate, show hardwood in
a new light and challenge traditional
thinking within the construction
industry,” David Venables, European
Director, AHEC, says.
The complex construction is designed
by Alex de Rijke, Co-Founder of dRMM
“The programme of modern art and
architecture at Tate Modern, combined
Tulipwood is a plentiful and sustainable
American hardwood export,
composed here for the first time as
cross-laminated timber (CLT). CLT is
a method of exploiting the structural
properties of timber to create panels
that can form buildings quickly,
efficiently and sustainably. Traditionally,
CLT is made using softwood because it
provides a cheap and readily available
source of wood fibre. Endless Stair
pioneers the use of a hardwood
species, which is inherently lighter and
stronger than its softwood equivalents.
The CLT panels for Endless Stair were
produced by Imola Legno, a major
timber distributor in Italy.
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“Tulipwood is amazingly strong and
stiff for its weight compared with
many other species. Tulipwood CLT
offers a really exciting addition to the
CLT family,” says Adrian Campbell,
Associate Director, Structural and
Lead Engineer from Arup. “This project
provides fertile opportunity for this
elegant sculpture to act as a test bed
for the creative use of timber.”
THERE IS A “WOOD
REVOLUTION” GOING ON
IN THE CONSTRUCTION
SECTOR...
David Venables, AHEC
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This is the most recent in a series of
innovative projects that AHEC has
commissioned for the London Design
Festival, including the Timber Wave
(pictured), designed by AL_A, which
stood outside the main entrance of the
Victoria & Albert Museum in 2011, and
the Sclera pavilion designed by David
Adjaye in 2008.
Seam Design using equipment by
Lumenpulse. Endless Stair has been
fabricated and installed by a specialist
team at Nussli.
Endless Stair is located on the
riverside of Tate Modern, Bankside,
SE1 9TG
Opening hours:
13 September–10 October
Mon–Sun 9am–dusk
More information:
endless-stair
americanhardwood.org
Supported by the American
Hardwood Export Council
Designed by dRMM
Engineered by Arup
CLT produced by Imola Legno
Fabrication and assembly by Nussli
Lighting by SEAM Design
For the Endless Stair project, AHEC
is using data from its recent Life Cycle
Assessment (LCA) research project
to produce a full ISO conformant
environmental profile for the structure.
It will be the first time this will be done
for a major installation at the London
Design Festival.
Endless Stair is open for the public to
ascend during the day. The structure
is closed overnight but illuminated for
public viewing with a scheme designed
by London-based design practice
Tulipwood lumber kindly donated
by AHEC members:
Allegheny Wood
Blue Ridge Lumber
J&J
Northland Corporation
Northland Forest Products
Pike Lumber
Shenandoah Hardwood Lumber Co
Verde Wood International
Design challenge.
Structural solution.
Environmental profiling.
Innovative projects with sustainable timber.
www.americanhardwood.org
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Global Design Forum
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GLOBAL DESIGN FORUM
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Driving Pleasure
The London Design Festival’s thought
leadership event, the Global Design
Forum, debuted in 2012 and was a
sell-out success. More than 250
delegates from around the world filled
the theatre at Central Saint Martins’
impressive campus in King’s Cross
for a day packed with informative
presentations and debate. The
outcomes of the event informed the
content for our Global Design Summit
in Hong Kong in November 2012 and
discussions in Taipei and Seoul in
March 2013.
This September, the international
conversation continues at our flagship
Global Design Forum event in London,
generously supported by BMW Group,
Coutts and UK Trade & Investment.
Our mission is to set the global agenda
for design by giving the stage to
designers, entrepreneurs, policy makers
and educators to highlight the growing
issues and opportunities for design.
As the world starts to emerge from the
slowdown, what is the role of design in
the economy and people’s lives? How
does groundbreaking innovation thrive
and find its market? How can design
successfully permeate and transform
struggling business sectors? Why is it
important to have a global perspective?
What scope is there for design to
alter and define the infrastructure and
image of cities around the world?
On the evening of 16 September, and
the whole of the next day, these are
just a handful of the topics being
tackled by an impressive line-up of
international speakers.
DESIGN IS EVERYWHERE.
BUT IT IS NOT ALWAYS
GOOD ENOUGH. THE
GLOBAL DESIGN FORUM
AIMS TO CHALLENGE BAD
DESIGN AND INSPIRE
NEW THINKING ABOUT
THE KIND OF GREAT
DESIGN THAT MAKES THE
WORLD A BETTER PLACE
Sir John Sorrell, Chairman of the London
Design Festival
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Speakers left to right: Adrian van Hooydonk, Alexandra Daisy Ginsberg, Alexei Orlov, Peter Saville
Who is speaking at the Forum?
Our leading local and international
speakers have been selected from
extensive research into start-up
entrepreneurs, established corporate
leaders, public-sector figures and
cultural pacesetters, all chosen from a
variety of backgrounds. They have
been briefed to challenge the status
quo and deliver thought-provoking
ideas to our audience.
In the early evening of Monday
16 September at the V&A, we kick
off the Forum with a head-to-head
conversation between Paul Morley
and Peter Saville, both cultural
icons in their own right and both with
provocative opinions about the way
the world in general – and design in
particular – are going.
The following day we move to the
Purcell Room in the Southbank Centre
for a full-day programme involving
automotive design frontrunner Adrian
van Hooydonk (Senior Vice President
BMW Group Design), advertising guru
Sir John Hegarty (co-founder of Bartle
Bogle Hegarty), serial entrepreneur
Brent Hoberman, and design
luminaries Ross Lovegrove,
Jaime Hayon (pictured below) and
Michael Young, to name a few.
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Daniel Charny in conversation with Thomas
Heatherwick, Global Design Forum 2012
Headline supporter: BMW Group
Major supporter: Coutts
Supported by: UK Trade & Investment
Media partners: Dezeen and Wallpaper*
Endorsed by: Arts Council England,
British Council, Design Business
Association, Design Council,
London & Partners, Mayor of London
and Policy Connect
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IN ANY LANGUAGE.
Coutts has had strong links with the world of creative design
for many years and continues to celebrate excellence through
its support of the London Design Festival.
Global Design Forum
Evening of 16 September at the V&A.
All day on 17 September at the
Purcell Room, Southbank Centre.
Curated and delivered by the
London Design Festival.
More information and ticket
bookings: globaldesignforum.com
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London Design Medal 2013
LONDON DESIGN MEDAL 2013
Our panel of distinguished judges
nominates contenders and debates
them as a group before reaching
decisions on the winners. Nominees are
selected from London and further afield
and with so many worthy winners, who
do you predict will receive these most
coveted of accolades in 2013?
The four medals will be presented
at a VIP dinner at Lancaster House
on Wednesday 18 September. Keep
an eye on our website for the formal
announcement: londondesignfestival.
com/london-design-medal
Headline supporter: Panerai
Category supporters: Coutts,
Swarovski, Veuve Clicquot
Media partner: Wallpaper*
Championing the best design and
entrepreneurial talent is something we
hold close to our hearts at the London
Design Festival. The most adventurous,
challenging, composed and refined
projects are determined by the
pioneering vision of individuals. It is the
creative spirit of such individuals that is
celebrated and awarded in our annual
London Design Medal event. This year,
we are proud to involve Panerai as our
headline supporter, alongside category
supporters Coutts, Swarovski and
Veuve Clicquot.
“Partnering with a pivotal design event
like the London Design Festival gives
Panerai the opportunity to celebrate
and honour one of our core principles
– exclusive design. The art of design
whether used to create watches or
assemble infrastructure exemplifies
innovation, intricate detailing and
fine craftsmanship, epitomising what
Panerai is all about.
It is an honour to be able to put our
name to an award that recognises
consistent and admirable contribution
to, as well as excellence within,
this industry.” – Officine Panerai
Now in its seventh year, the London
Design Medal has evolved from a
single award for the person who has
made an immense contribution to
design and to London. The main
Medal is now joined by three other
categories – Emerging Talent, Design
Entrepreneur and Lifetime
Achievement – to recognise individuals
who have contributed to design in
different ways.
Medal categories in 2013:
Panerai London Design Medal
Swarovski Emerging Talent Medal
Veuve Clicquot Design
Entrepreneur Medal
Coutts Lifetime Achievement Medal
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Thanks to our 2013 judges:
David Adjaye
Principal, Adjaye Associates
Tony Chambers
Editor in Chief, Wallpaper*
Roberto Feo & Rosario Hurtado
Directors of El Ultimo Grito
Winners of Medal in 2012
Domenic Lippa
Partner, Pentagram
Gwyn Miles
Director, Somerset House
Munira Mirza
Deputy Mayor for Education and
Culture, The Mayor’s Office
Alexander Payne
Worldwide Director of Design, Phillips
Marek Reichman
Design Director, Aston Martin
Martin Roth
Director, Victoria & Albert Museum
Nadja Swarovski
Member of the Executive Board,
Swarovski
Sophie Thomas
Founding Director, Thomas.Matthews
Paul Thompson
Rector, Royal College of Art
Sarah Wyse
Head of Marketing Strategy, Coutts
Chair: Sir John Sorrell
Chairman, London Design Festival
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Previous Medal winners:
London Design Medal:
2007: Zaha Hadid
2008: Marc Newson
2009: Sir Paul Smith
2010: Thomas Heatherwick
2011: Ron Arad
2012: El Ultimo Grito
Lifetime Achievement:
2011: Vidal Sassoon
2012: Sir Terence Conran
Emerging Talent:
2012: Alexandra Daisy Ginsberg
Design Entrepreneur:
2012: Jane ní Dhulchaointigh
THIS IS A REAL
SURPRISE FOR US…
OUR WORK CROSSES
MANY BOUNDARIES
AND LONDON IS THE
PLACE WHERE WE CAN
MAKE IT HAPPEN
El Ultimo Grito
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LONDON DESIGN FESTIVAL AT THE V&A
Welcome to the London Design Festival
at the V&A, a unique collaboration
between the world’s leading museum of
art and design and London’s foremost
contemporary design festival.
LONDON
DESIGN
FESTIVAL
AT THE
V&A
The V&A has always been at the
forefront of the design world,
collecting and displaying the best
in contemporary design, whilst also
providing inspiration for our visitors.
Today, this is truer than ever, as the
V&A not only displays and celebrates
great design, but also, through our
relationship with the creative industries,
inspires our audience. The London
Design Festival at the V&A is a beacon
of this relationship with the design
industry, and a symbol of its success.
Over the past five years, the London
Design Festival at the V&A has gone
from strength to strength, and this
year’s programme will once again fill
the Museum with an extraordinary
range of design installations large and
small, intricate and majestic. From an
eight-storey lighting installation in the
Main Entrance to a trail of Swarovski
lenses focused on the design details
of objects across the collections, the
programme this year highlights design
“Here, There and Everywhere”.
The V&A’s exhibition programme is just
as diverse, with a range of exhibitions
celebrating design disciplines from
graphic design and illustration, to
fashion and jewellery design. Major
exhibitions include Pearls, Club to
Catwalk and Memory Palace, whilst
smaller displays such as Deception:
Ceramics and Imitation explore specific
areas of a diverse range of subjects
in detail.
I would like to offer my thanks to those
whose energy and enthusiasm made
this year’s Festival possible. In the
current economic climate it is exciting
and heartening to have so many
individuals and organisations involved,
and so much creativity on display.
Some of our visitors will discover the
Festival for the first time, because they
are fans of the V&A, whilst others will
come to the V&A as fans of the London
Design Festival. We look forward to
welcoming you all, and to sharing the
2013 Festival with you.
Martin Roth
Director, Victoria and
Albert Museum
Pick up a map of our projects at
the V&A from our desk located in
the main entrance of the Museum
throughout the Festival. Giles
Miller Studio has collaborated
with DuPont™ Corian® to create
the Louvres Desk, a multi-faceted,
semi-circular desk made from
DuPont™ Corian® and inspired by
classic louvre slats.
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THE PROGRESSIVE EXTENSION OF THE FIELD OF
INDIVIDUAL DEVELOPMENT AND EXPERIENCE
This striking project consists of a natural
cork floor covering the existing bridge
over the V&A’s Medieval Galleries,
in which the visitor is immersed in a
world of cork, encountering its visual
and tactile properties in a bold effort to
challenge existing connotations with the
material. The project is a collaboration
between FAT Architecture, the Londonbased practice renowned for its
conceptual approach to architecture,
and Amorim, the world’s largest
producer of cork.
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The floor is made up of a series of
tiles laid in a repeating trompe l’oeil
geometric pattern, which is based
on a scientific diagram of the cellular
structure of cork as a material.
“Amorim’s partnership with the London
Design Festival is a unique opportunity
to showcase CorkTECH, our innovative,
design-driven natural cork flooring.
Combining FAT’s cutting-edge creativity
with cork’s unmatched technical
capabilities will deliver an exciting,
contemporary perspective on nature’s
most sustainable flooring solution,”
says António Amorim, Chairman and
CEO of Corticeira Amorim.
The pattern also accidentally recalls
certain architectural characteristics
of the Douro region of Portugal, a
world-class wine region so associated
with cork, where geometric tile patterns
can be found in a number of vernacular
buildings as well as pieces of
signature architecture such as the
Casa da Musica in Porto.
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Gallery 112
14–22 September
Supported by Amorim
Attend a free talk by Sean Griffiths,
co-founder and director of FAT
Architecture, on his collaboration
with the Portuguese cork
manufacturer, Amorim, in the
creation of the piece, on Tuesday
17 September at 12.30pm. See page
68 for details.
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God is in the Details
GOD IS IN THE DETAILS
When the legendary German architect
Ludwig Mies van der Rohe coined
the now famous phrase “God is in the
details” he encouraged his audience to
live and work in a thorough manner and
to take note of details, no matter how
small they may be.
Mies van der Rohe’s words are just as
resonant today with designers all over
the world working across all manner of
disciplines. While detail matters, much
of it we barely notice – even in the
context of a museum where objects
are intended to be observed at length
and up close.
The London Design Festival has
collaborated with Swarovski to set
a group of influential designers a
challenge on the theme of detail.
Each designer has selected an object
from the V&A’s extensive collections,
forming a multi-site exhibition within
the V&A’s galleries. Positioned next
to each chosen object is a viewing
point constructed from Swarovski
specialist lenses, which has been
installed to magnify the highlights or
curiosities within each piece’s design.
The detail might be hidden, it may be in
a combination of objects, an uncovered
texture, or it may reveal or redefine a
gallery view.
“Magnifying inspiring details is a simple
yet extraordinary concept, because
really looking at something means
seeing it in an entirely different way.
God Is in the Details invites us to look
at some of the V&A’s greatest treasures
as if for the first time, taking us on a
fascinating and enlightening journey
of discovery,” says Nadja Swarovski,
Member of the Swarovski
Executive Board.
The choices are incredibly personal;
the designers include practitioners
from a number of different fields
covering jewellery, architecture and
industrial design. Included in the
group of designers are the likes of
Paul Cocksedge, Tom Dixon, Amanda
Levete, Faye Toogood, Stephen
Webster and Osman Yousefzada, who
have honed in and handpicked objects
representing everything from the iconic
to the obscure. The project invites
visitors to embark on a more intense
experience of the Museum’s collections;
a “journey of detail” to discover features
that they may otherwise
have overlooked.
Around the Museum – pick up
a map from the front desk
14–22 September
Supported by Swarovski
Attend a panel discussion with
leading designers who have
contributed to God is in the Details
on Thursday 19 September at
12.30pm. See page 72 for details.
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photography by: Gwenael Lewis
28.280
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See our 28.280 installation
as part of the London Design
Festival at the V&A
14.09.13 - 22.09.13
28 Series by Omer Arbel
Standard fixtures and custom chandeliers
www.bocci.ca
[email protected]
28.280
Enter through the main entrance of
the V&A and immediately look up.
Here you are greeted by the 28.280
custom-made chandelier by
Canada-based designer Omer Arbel.
Hung from the cupola, the highest
point of the building, the installation
spans the vast height of the Museum,
cascading more than 30 metres
through the centre of the ceramics
galleries, past the coffered ceiling
beneath and finally appearing above
the main doorway as visitors enter
the Museum.
The installation is made up of 280
individual 28 Series glass pendant
lamps that are each suspended from
the cupola. Every pendant is handmade
at design brand Bocci’s glass factory
in Canada using a fabrication process
developed by Arbel. “28 Series is an
exploration of a fabrication process
that is part of our quest for specificity,”
explains Arbel. “Instead of designing
form itself, here the intent was to design
a system that haphazardly yields form,
almost as a byproduct. 28 Series
pendants are the result of a complex
glass-blowing technique whereby air
pressure is intermittently introduced into
and then removed from a glass matrix
that is intermittently heated and then
rapidly cooled. The result is a distorted
spherical shape with a composed
collection of inner shapes, one of which
is made of opaque milk glass and
houses a light source.”
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The main entrance is not the only
place to enjoy views of this installation.
Venture to The McAulay Gallery (Room
141, Contemporary Ceramics) on the
6th level for an entirely different vista
through the centre of the chandelier.
Within this cavernous domed space
you experience the full impact of the
installation as it descends from its fixing
point in the cupola, through a void in
the dome into the McAulay Gallery,
and down into the main entrance foyer.
14 September – November 2013
28 SERIES IS AN
EXPLORATION OF A
FABRICATION PROCESS
THAT IS PART OF OUR
QUEST FOR SPECIFICITY.
INSTEAD OF DESIGNING
FORM ITSELF, HERE
THE INTENT WAS TO
DESIGN A SYSTEM THAT
HAPHAZARDLY YIELDS
FORM, ALMOST AS
A BYPRODUCT
Supported by Bocci
Omer Arbel, Designer
The visual spectacle is that of a torrent
of water drops through the Museum,
each one a unique form and radiating
a different colour.
Grand Entrance and
Gallery 141, Ceramics
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The Dinner Party/True-to-Life Design
THE DINNER PARTY/TRUE-TO-LIFE DESIGN
THE VISITOR ENTERS JUST SECONDS AFTER
THE GUESTS HAVE LEFT TO SMOKE A CIGARETTE
IN THE GARDEN. ONE CAN USE THIS UNGUARDED
MOMENT TO LOOK AT THE LUXURIOUS DINNER
TABLE AND INTERIOR UNDISTURBED. THE MUSIC
IS STILL PLAYING SOFTLY…
Stefan Scholten, Scholten & Baijings
In galleries and museums, design
objects are frequently displayed on
pedestals or in glass vitrines, but rarely
in something resembling the everyday
living environment for which they were
conceived. The Norfolk House Music
Room in the British Galleries provides
a theatrical backdrop for Scholten
& Baijing’s The Dinner Party, where
visitors are invited to interrupt a dinner
party in session. This seemingly
lived-in but recently deserted “stage
set” creates a more natural and
adventurous way of viewing designed
objects, particularly glassware,
ceramics, polished steel, textile,
furniture and carpets.
The sharp contrast of the contemporary
tableware, all designed by the Dutch
studio Scholten & Baijings, against the
historic French-styled panelled interiors,
leads a visitor to ponder what once
may have taken place in this room.
As well as being used for music, the
Norfolk House Music Room was also
used by the original household for card
games and general social intercourse
before the V&A acquired it after Norfolk
House’s 1938 demolition.
Room 52b, British Galleries
14–22 September
Supported by Scholten & Baijings
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Alessi made in Crusinallo. The Beauty and the Mastery
ALESSI MADE IN CRUSINALLO.
THE BEAUTY AND THE MASTERY
Many objects are simply part of
everyday life; in the neutral, reassuring
setting of home we make use of
them almost without noticing. Then
there are objects that somehow
make commonplace gestures more
pleasing, more straightforward and
more personal.
Alessi was founded in 1921 by Giovanni
Alessi and has developed a policy of
design excellence that has made it one
of the leading internationally renowned
Italian design factories. Alessi started
its life in metalworking and continues
to produce metal pieces to this day.
“I consider Alessi a good example
of the ‘Italian Design Factories’
phenomenon, but I insist on the fact
that we are more than an industry in
the conventional sense – we are
instead a research workshop in the
field of applied arts whose inherent
attitude, even though we rely on
contemporary industrial technology
and processing equipment, is still
rooted in handicraft culture,” says
Alberto Alessi, President of Alessi. Sackler Centre Foyer
14–22 September
Supported by Alessi
This exhibition in the foyer of the
V&A’s Sackler Centre provides visitors
with a rare insight into the production
processes of the world-famous brand,
exposing the making skills of its factory
by picking key pieces from its archive
to embellish each story. We discover
that every object is a small but great
adventure in creativity and technology
and that, even today, Alessi objects are
characterised by fine craftsmanship
thought often to be produced with the
aid of machinery.
The installation itself is reminiscent of
the workshops at the brand’s factory in
Crusinallo, Italy. Pieces are displayed in
their production cages, and Household
Goods Factory, a film about the factory
seen through the eyes of Turkish video
artist Ali Kazma, will be screened
throughout the Festival.
Alessi will be giving away its
iconic punched King Kong key
rings during the Festival.
Join Alberto Alessi who will be
discussing metalworking in a
talk at the V&A on 18 September
at 2.15pm. See page 70 for
further details.
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8–18: The Typographic Circle’s Circular Magazine
Architectural Markets
8–18: THE TYPOGRAPHIC CIRCLE’S
CIRCULAR MAGAZINE
Gallery 55 has been transformed
for 8–18, a bold floor-to-ceiling
graphic installation celebrating the 2D
typography-led magazine titled Circular.
Domenic Lippa, Partner at worldrenowned design studio Pentagram,
has been designing the award-winning
Circular magazine since 1999 and
describes the practice as a “labour of
love” – combining his interest in both
typography and magazine design.
Issues 8 to 18 have no set style or
consistency; each issue is designed
from scratch and is unique.
The Typographic Circle is a
not-for-profit organisation, run
entirely by volunteers. It was
formed in 1976 to bring together
anyone with an interest in type and
typography and has since attracted
some of the most highly acclaimed
names in graphic design, including
Vince Frost, Stefan Sagmeister,
Alan Fletcher, North, Tom Hingston
and Spin.
Gallery 55, British Galleries
14–22 September
Supported by Pentagram
“I’ve been working on Circular for 15
years now, which is unique in itself, but
what I’ve most enjoyed is that each
issue has a distinct and experimental
execution,” says Domenic Lippa.
3M Architectural Markets &
Todd Bracher
Experience the intersection of light and surface like never before
100% Design, 18 - 21 September 2013
Earl’s Court, Stand E170
Twitter:
@3M_Architecture
@toddbracher
Web:
www.3MArchitecturalMarkets.com
www.toddbracher.com
Attend a creative session, Talking
Type, with Domenic Lippa on
Sunday 15 September at 12.30pm.
See page 63 for further details.
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Moleskine Sketch Relay
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A PLATFORM
FOR CREATIVE
THINKING
This artwork by Rodrigo Almeida was created for Detour:
a worldwide travelling exhibition and archive of contemporary
creativity as told through some 300 author notebooks.
In partnership with the Moleskine Sketch Relay.
www.moleskine.com/detour
Detour is a Moleskine project curated by Raffaella Guidobono.
Detour and its authors support the non-profit foundation lettera27.
MOLESKINE SKETCH RELAY
Credit: Setsu Ito – Moleskine Detour Project
Moleskine and the London Design
Festival have invited over 70 key
London-based designers to participate
in Moleskine Sketch Relay, including
Alexander Taylor, Benjamin Hubert, Lee
Broom, Nina Tolstrup and Raw Edges.
The exhibition showcases illustrations
responding to the brief focusing on this
year’s campaign “Design is Here, There
and Everywhere”.
“At Moleskine we also believe design
is everywhere. An idea can be set
off wherever and whenever; what’s
important is that it is captured
and not lost. The blank pages of a
notebook make this happen,” says
Maria Sebregondi, VP Brand and
Communications, Moleskine.
Each designer has been asked a
selection of questions; firstly to illustrate
what objects, items, systems and
details they could not live without in a
private space or in the public domain.
Secondly, to examine what needs
improving within their personal or
professional life. Finally, the London
Design Festival has asked what each
designer would like to design that
they haven’t had the opportunity to
design before, the results of which
are displayed in Gallery 220 in the
Sackler Centre.
The exhibition includes work produced
by the public during a Sketchathon
event held on the first Saturday of the
Festival during the Graphics Weekend.
See page 65.
Gallery 220, Sackler Centre
14–22 September
In partnership with Moleskine and
the Detour Project.
Join Moleskine and a panel of
designers for a lunchtime talk.
See page 62 for details.
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DESIGN FUND TO BENEFIT THE V&A
CYCLOTHYMIA BY ALESSANDRO
BRIGHETTI
14–22 September
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SACKLER CENTRE FOYER
A unique, mesmerising sculptural work demonstrating
the electromagnetic manipulation of oil-based
ferrofluids, to create the illusion of living movement. Part
of Brighetti’s Narchitecture series, Cyclothymia explores
the way in which schizophrenia can take over the body
in a metaphorical and figurative way.
UNIVERSAL EVERYTHING & YOU
MEDIA SPACE, SCIENCE MUSEUM
21 September 2013–
7 February 2014
Universal Everything has been commissioned to create
this evolving audio-visual installation exploring drawing,
gesture and movement in the digital realm. A work in
two parts, Universal Everything & You is a collaboration
with Benjamin Millepied’s LA Dance Project and the
public, who are invited to participate through a smart
phone app.
This is a joint V&A and Science Museum project.
ST MUNGOS/WOODWORKS
PROJECT: A DESIGN PROCESS
Design Fund 2012, Bone Chaise, Joris Laarman
The Design Fund encourages private
engagement with the arts for the
benefit of the V&A and its public.
The Fund enables the V&A to acquire
contemporary design for the Museum’s
collection on an annual basis. The
annual selection of objects is displayed
during the London Design Festival
at the V&A.
works interrogate the current state
of production while revealing the
implications of new manufacturing
techniques for designers, as well as
society as a whole. Other objects deal
with propositions for more sustainable
ways of designing and making or
investigate new forms of living and
working in a networked society.
The V&A’s contemporary collection
reflects what is new, influential,
innovative or experimental, and what
is representative of contemporary
trends in design and society. This
year’s selection of Design Fund objects
includes work by international designers
such as Formafantasma, Gareth Neal
and Thomas Thwaites. Some of the
Gallery 19a
14 September – 20 October
14–22 September
GALLERY 121: BRITISH GALLERIES, LEVEL 4
This display represents the culmination of a collaboration
between the V&A and clients from St Mungo’s,
Woodworks and Alexa Galea, David Gates, Julia Lohman
and Michael Marriott. The display is centred on
prototypes based on Enzo Mari’s Sedia 1 chair from
1974. The display is accompanied by a film made by
Gordon Beswick.
Chair after Enzo Mari
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THE BODLEIAN CHAIR
COMPETITION
14–22 September
ATLAS FOR ANIMATE BODIES –
VOLUME ONE (2013)
14–22 September
ARCHITECTURE LANDING, TOP OF STAIRCASE P
A chair of chairs, for the library of libraries. Six designer/
manufacturer partnerships have competed to design a
new chair for the historic Bodleian Libraries in Oxford.
A final shortlist of three have honed their designs to
full-scale prototypes, and the winner will be announced
during the London Design Festival. This display will
contrast the contemporary competition designs with
Bodleian chairs from as early as 1756.
13–20 September:
Sackler Centre Reception
21–22 September:
John Madejski Garden
A MEASURABLE FACTOR SETS
THE CONDITIONS OF ITS
OPERATION: MARLOES
TEN BHÖMER
14–22 September
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GALLERY 40: FASHION
For her Stanley Picker Fellowship at Kingston University,
ten Bhömer has researched “the woman in motion” as
an engineering problem, questioning the role high heels
play in the cultural construction of female identity.
Commissioned by Stanley Picker Gallery,
Kingston University, and curated by Marloes ten
Bhömer & David Falkner (Director Stanley Picker
Gallery) www.stanleypickergallery.org
ROOM 56C: BRITISH GALLERIES, LEVEL 2
The first in a new series of animated films and artist
books by filmmaker Simon Pummell. The work combines
digital animation processes with traditional figure drawing
to create a new atlas of the human figure. Every volume
of the atlas exists both as a series of digital animations
and also as a unique, hand-crafted book of the
watercolours used to create the moving images.
This research project was initiated with a Harvard
Film Study Center Fellowship and is supported by
the Piet Zwart Lectorate Research Centre.
GARDEN OF RUSSOLO,
YURI SUZUKI
A new interactive installation of Yuri Suzuki’s
voice-activated sound work White Noise Machine.
Supported by ICN Gallery www.icn-global.com
Marloes ten Bhömer
Material Compulsion
(video still) 2013
Courtesy the Artist /
Commissioned by
Stanley Picker Gallery
(Kingston University)
FROM CLUB TO CATWALK
GALLERY 40: FASHION
10 July 2013 –
16 February 2014
Discover the creative explosion of London fashion in the
1980s in a major exhibition at the V&A. Through more
than 85 outfits, it showcases the bold and exciting new
looks by the most experimental young designers of the
decade, including Betty Jackson, Katharine Hamnett,
Wendy Dagworthy and John Galliano.
With thanks to Toni&Guy Hair Meet Wardrobe.
Ticket required
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SKY ARTS IGNITION:
MEMORY PALACE
18 June–20 October
THE PORTER GALLERY
If you could keep only one memory, what would it be?
This summer the V&A presents a dramatic vision of
the future through an immersive exhibition experience.
Sky Arts Ignition: Memory Palace is a walk-in story that
brings to life a new work of fiction by the author Hari
Kunzru. This narrative world is visualised through a
series of commissions by 20 internationally acclaimed
illustrators, graphic designers and typographers.
RESEARCH ON PAINTINGS:
TECHNICAL ART HISTORY
AND CONNOISSEURSHIP
17 December 2012 –
22 September 2013
ROOM 90: JULIA AND ROBERT BRECKMAN PRINTS &
DRAWINGS GALLERY
The display presents the most notable discoveries of
recent research on the V&A’s collection of European
paintings and will concentrate on 11 Italian, Dutch and
French works painted between the early 15th and the
early 19th centuries.
Ticket required
MUSIC HALL: SICKERT AND
THE THREE GRACES
16 March 2013 –
5 January 2014
DECEPTION: CERAMICS
AND IMITATION
25 May 2013–
5 January 2014
THE ART OF SEEING NATURE:
THE OIL SKETCHES OF
JOHN CONSTABLE
17 December 2012–
22 September 2013
ROOM 104: THEATRE AND PERFORMANCE
Explore the vibrant world of the Edwardian Music Hall.
Spotlighting the Bedford Music Hall in Camden Town,
this theatrical installation will feature paintings by
W.R. Sickert, a new play by award-winning playwright
Tanika Gupta, and a range of exhibits from the V&A,
including playbills, programmes, and music sheets.
GALLERY 146: CERAMICS
This display will showcase the remarkable ability of
ceramics to deceive the eye. Exploring ideas about
representation and the value of materials, the display
will draw on visually engaging objects from the V&A’s
European and Asian ceramic collections. It will promote
the Museum’s rich holdings by bringing together pieces
dating from the Renaissance to the present day.
ROOM 88A: JULIA AND ROBERT BRECKMAN PRINTS &
DRAWINGS GALLERY
The oil sketches of John Constable (1776–1837) vividly
express his aspiration to “give... a lasting and sober
existence” to “one brief moment caught from fleeting
time”. Thanks to a major gift of Constable’s work by his
daughter Isabel in 1888, and generous gifts from other
donors, the V&A has an unrivalled collection of the
artist’s work.
CLARA BUTTON AND THE
MAGICAL HAT DAY: A FANTASTIC
JOURNEY IN THE V&A
14 March 2013 –
19 January 2014
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ROOM 102
The display presents a selection of attractive works
on paper that illustrate the first book of fiction for
children published by the V&A: Clara Button and the
Magical Hat Day (2011). The story is set in the V&A
and uses well-known works from the collection, such
as Tipu’s tiger. The whole narrative is inspired by the
celebrated surrealist Hat for Eating Bouillabaisse by
Eileen Agar (1937).
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PIMLICO ROAD, LONDON SW1
BEATRIX POTTER AND THE
BEAUTIFUL SATIN WAISTCOAT
14 March–15 September
THE WIND PORTAL, NAJLA
EL ZEIN STUDIO, 2013
14 September– 3 November
ROOM 102
When preparing illustrations for The Tailor of Gloucester
(1903) Beatrix Potter sought inspiration for the mayor’s
coat and embroidered waistcoat in 18th century
costumes at her local museum, the V&A. Her sketches
of the costumes are so accurate that it is possible to
identify the original garments that inspired her, including
a beautiful satin waistcoat, “worked with poppies and
corn-flowers”.
STAIRCASE N, ENTRANCE TO GALLERY 64B
Step through The Wind Portal, a dramatic gateway of
5,000 paper windmills turning in the breeze. Created
by Lebanese designer Najla El Zein, this walk-through
installation creates a playful airway drawing light and air
into the galleries beyond.
Supported by Aramex, Joumana Asseily, George Bitar,
Maurice Asso and Hilights, the Association for the
Promotion and Exhibition of the Arts in Lebanon,
British Airways, Boghossian Foundation, Amin
El-Maghraby, Melek and Rami El Nimer, Rima and
Youssef El Zein, Carl Faker, Alexis Habib, Nader Hariri,
Martine Harmouche-Tabet , Zaza Jabre, Cherine
Magrabi Tayeb and House of Today, Mikati Foundation,
the Mosaic Rooms, Paul Raphael, Mazen and Michelle
Rishani, Dania Sakka, Maria and Malek Sukkar, Middle
East Airlines, SOLIDERE and the Beirut Exhibition
Center, Abude Omari and Melanie Cartier-Bresson
and others who wish to remain anonymous.
THEPIMLICOROAD.COM
Wind Portal © Najla El Zein
V&A Talks, Debates and Workshops
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V&A TALKS, DEBATES AND WORKSHOPS
Google Design Lecture, 2011
Throughout the nine days of the
Festival, the V&A comes alive with a
full programme of talks and debates
to engage and entertain all Festival
visitors. New this year, each day has
been given a themed title, making it
easier for you to find the topics that
interest you.
The only comprehensive guide to London’s best
design shops, galleries, bookshops and museums.
new edition £12
londondesignguide.com
Saturday 14 and Sunday 15
September: Graphics Weekend
Monday 16 September: Future
Tuesday 17 September: Materials
Wednesday 18 September:
Making/Manufacturing
Thursday 19 September: London
Friday 20 September:
Nature & Sustainability
Saturday 21 and Sunday 22
September: Digital Weekend
Focused in the Museum’s Sackler
Centre, you can enjoy talks throughout
each day, the content of which varies
from creative showcases and project
presentations to panel discussions
and debates. Also taking place in
parallel are challenging workshops and
demonstrations, many of which give
visitors of all ages the opportunity to
get their hands dirty and learn new
skills from expert practitioners.
All of the talks, debates and workshops
are featured on the following pages
so be sure to schedule the time in
your diary!
More information:
va-museum
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ALL WEEK
COLLATE: AN EXPERIMENT IN
COLLABORATIVE PUBLISHING
10am–5.45pm
Free, drop in
Seminar Room 2, Sackler Centre
14 15 16 17 18
19 20 21 22 23
With the growth of online communities, consumption
of information has shifted from a passive to a more
active experience. Collate is an experiment in
collaborative publishing that explores co-creation of
content in a post-print era. A project by Six:Thirty in
association with Channel Interactive.
DIGITAL HUB
14 15 16 17 18
19 20 21 22 23
10.30am–5pm
Free, drop in
Digital Studio, Sackler Centre
Drop into the daily Digital Hub to join a community
of design bloggers and share your thoughts about
the Festival, and take part in a series of talks
hosted by This Happened and Protein.
V&A Talks – All Week
V&A TOSHIBA CERAMICS
RESIDENT: KEIKO MASUMOTO,
OPEN STUDIO
1pm–4.00pm
Free, drop in
Ceramics Residency
Studios, Room 143A
14 15 16 17 18
19 20 21 22 23
Visit the Ceramics Residency Studio to watch
Keiko Masumoto at work and find out more about
her highly skilled making processes and Japanese
ceramic trends.
V&A DESIGN RESIDENT:
JULIA LOHMANN,
OPEN STUDIO
1pm–4pm
Free, drop in
Sackler Centre Residency Studios
14 15 16 17 18
19 20 21 22 23
Visit the V&A Residency Studios to meet designer
Julia Lohmann in her studio, The Department of
Seaweed. Find out about her research, creative
practice and work in progress.
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V&A Talks – Graphics Weekend
GRAPHICS WEEKEND: 14–15 SEPTEMBER
TALKS: SATURDAY
Graphics Weekend
is supported by:
LUNCHTIME TALK:
MOLESKINE SKETCH RELAY
14 September
Free, drop in
Hochhauser Auditorium, Sackler Centre
12.30pm–1.30pm
Designers across London have contributed their
sketches and drawings to Moleskine notebooks
(see page 49) the results of which are displayed in
the Sackler Centre. Maria Sebregondi, VP of Brand
Equity and Communication at Moleskine, discusses
the project and argues the relevance of drawing in
the digital age. Panellists include designers
Benjamin Hubert and Tracey Neuls.
TALKS: SUNDAY
TALKING TYPE
12.30pm–1.30pm
14 September
Free, drop in
2pm–3pm
Join British designer and brand consultant Michael
Johnson to explore his view of the way museum
branding should be, drawing on examples of best
and worst practice from across the world.
PAPER OR PIXEL?
14 September
Free, drop in
4pm–5pm
The debate about the death of print in the digital age
is a simplistic one. In this session, five designers
working across multiple graphic outputs each present
a handful of their favourite and most successful works
and reaffirm that it is the content that informs the
medium, not the other way around. Speakers: Noma
Bar, Kate Morross, Peter Crawley, Kirsty Carter and
Emma Thomas (of A Practice for Everyday Life).
15 September
Free, drop in
Domenic Lippa, partner at Pentagram Design, will
be giving a talk about why he’s interested in type
and the work that has inspired him and influenced
his own practice, and specifically his work for the
Typographic Circle’s magazine Circular, which is
the subject of the exhibition 8–18 at the V&A.
DESIGNING BOWIE
2pm–3pm
ARE MUSEUMS WAKING
UP TO BRANDING?
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15 September
Free, drop in
Join Jonathan Barnbrook, graphic designer,
filmmaker and typographer, to hear about his work
on the V&A’s recent blockbuster exhibition David
Bowie is. Jonathan will also discuss his long-term
collaboration with Bowie, including the much talked
about cover for Bowie’s latest album The Next Day.
DESIGN CRIMES:
THE GRAPHICS EDITION
4pm–5pm
15 September
Ticket required, £5. Please contact the V&A
bookings office on 020 7907 7073 or vam.ac.uk
to make a booking
Guest panellists bring forth five examples of crimes
against design to present a compelling argument why
their choice of the unsightly, the dysfunctional or the
downright offensive should be voted by our audience
jurors into the Design Crimes “Hall of Shame”.
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WORKSHOPS AND DEMONSTRATIONS
A RECENT GRADUATE? WANT
TO ENHANCE YOUR PROFILE
THROUGH BLOGGING AND
SOCIAL MEDIA?
10am–12.30pm
V&A Talks – Graphics Weekend
Materials
provided by:
14 September
Free, ticket required. Please contact the V&A
to make a booking
Digital Studio, Sackler Centre
ARTS THREAD’s team of journalists will give a talk
and workshop to teach you how to market yourself
and your new creative business through blogs,
newsletters and social media.
FAMILY ART FUN: POP-UP
PERFORMANCE, CURIOUS
CRAFTS AND MYTHICAL MODELS
14 September
Free, drop in
Gallery 82: Paintings
11am, 1pm, 3pm
(duration 30 minutes)
Enjoy the V&A collection with a fun, interactive gallery
performance for all the family.
HOW TO GET STARTED IN THE
CREATIVE INDUSTRIES
14 September
Free, drop in
2pm–2.45pm
This talk is aimed at young people who want to
find out how to get started in design. Get to know
how the designers showing at the London Design
Festival started in the creative industry: the challenges
of designing and setting up your own business.
A chance to ask advice from industry experts.
MOLESKINE SKETCHATHON
12pm–5pm
14 September
Free, drop in
Lunchroom 1, Sackler Centre
Drop in and populate the pages of Moleskine
notebooks with your sketches, thoughts and
doodles, taking design in London as your source
of inspiration. All are welcome.
DROP-IN DESIGN:
LIVELY LETTERS
15 September
Free, drop in
10.30am–5pm
Search the Museum for unusual and interesting
letters, you will find them on lots of surfaces including
glass, tapestry, ceramics and marble, as well as in
old hand-written books. Then create your own
marvelous monogram masterpiece!
ALL WEEKEND
THE IMPORTANCE OF ONLINE
PORTFOLIOS AS PART OF YOUR
CREATIVE CAREER
3pm–5pm
14 September
to make a booking
The importance of an online portfolio as part of your
creative career – aimed at young people and given
by industry experts. A talk followed by a Q&A and
portfolio surgery. This will include starter technical
information on images and text, how to link your
portfolio to other sites and social media.
TYPE TASTING DISPLAY
AND WORKSHOP
14–15 September
Free, drop in
Design Studio, Sackler Centre
10am–5pm
A display of words about creative London that have
been designed to reflect their meaning, choice of
typeface, mark making tools, incorporating unusual
materials and inventing new letterforms.
OFFICINE PANERAI:
THE DESIGN OF TIME
14–15 September
to make a booking
Art Studio, Sackler Centre
10am–5pm
(see website for times)
Exclusive watchmaking sessions offering an
insight into the design of unique time movements
lead by Officine Panerai’s top horologists. The
45-minute intimate sessions guarantee an in-depth
understanding of the intricate delicacies involved in
crafting exceptional watches.
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FUTURE: 16 SEPTEMBER
V&A Talks – Future
The Future Day is supported by Thomson Reuters
TALKS
SURFACING THE UNEXPECTED
WITH DATA VISUALISATION
16 September
Free, drop in
Hochauser Auditorium, Sackler Centre
10.30am–11.30am
Can insight ever be derived from everyone looking at
the same story over and over again? Join the head
of data visualisation at Thomson Reuters for a fully
interactive session, revealing how users can explore
data on their own terms.
MARLOES TEN BHÖMER: A
MEASURABLE FACTOR SETS THE
CONDITIONS OF ITS OPERATION.
IN COLLABORATION WITH
STANLEY PICKER GALLERY,
KINGSTON UNIVERSITY
16 September
Free, drop in
2pm–3pm
FOOD AND ART THROUGH
THE AGES
4pm–5.30pm
MEEKYOUNG SHIN: ARTIST
16 September
Free, drop in
11am–4pm
Join London-based Korean artist Meekyoung Shin
as she demonstrates creating vases and vessels out
of soap. Explore the potential of creating your own
moon jars and unique experience of casting with soap.
CONNECTING – TOM BASSETT
DOCUMENTARY SCREENING
16 September
Free, drop in
The Lydia and Manfred Gorvy Lecture Theatre
12pm–1pm
The 18-minute Connecting documentary is an
exploration of the future of interaction design and
user experience from some of the industry’s biggest
thought leaders. There will be a 45-minute Q&A
panel after with the film’s California-based creator
Tom Bassett and three panellists: Kat Holmes,
Josh Morenstein and Nicholas Poke.
The high-heeled woman is a complex construct,
one designed for and ultimately sanctioned to the
man-made environment. Join Marloes ten Bhömer,
Stanley Picker Fellow at Kingston University, as she
discusses her research into “the woman in motion”
as an engineering problem.
Image credit:
Marloes ten Bhömer Material
Compulsion (video still) 2013
Courtesy the artist /commissioned
by Stanley Picker Gallery
(Kingston University)
16 September
Ticketed event: £10, £5 concessions. Contact
the bookings office on 020 7907 7073/vam.ac.uk
A whistle-stop tour of the history of food as artistic
medium; from 13th century sugar sculpture to 3D
dessert printing. Explore the realms of dessert
as spectacle accompanied by edible examples.
Supported by Grey Goose Iconoclasts of Taste.
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MATERIALS: 17 SEPTEMBER TALKS
MATERIALS INNOVATION:
A TRANS-DISCIPLINARY
APPROACH
10.30am–12pm
LUNCHTIME TALK: THE
PROGRESSIVE EXTENSION OF
THE FIELD OF INDIVIDUAL
DEVELOPMENT AND EXPERIENCE
BY FAT ARCHITECTURE,
SUPPORTED BY AMORIM
12.30pm–1.30pm
17 September
Free, drop in
From exploring cellular properties of non wovens and
shape memory textiles, fungi applications for future
material design scenarios and tailored approaches
to plastic surgery, four exciting designers discuss
their latest work with architect Amanda Levete and
anthropologist Susanne Kuechler.
17 September
Free, drop in
Sean Griffiths, co-founder and director of FAT
Architecture will discuss his collaboration with the
Portuguese cork manufacturer Amorim in the creation
of The Progressive Extension of the Field of Individual
Development and Experience at the V&A as part of
the London Design Festival.
WHAT’S THE FUTURE OF
3D PRINTING?
17 September
Free, drop in
2pm–3pm
Everyone’s talking about 3D printers, machines that
turn digital plans into physical objects, but what will
they do for us? Will there be a 3D printer in every
home? What’s realistic and what’s just hype? Join our
panel of scientists and tech experts to find out.
VIEWPOINT: MATERIALS
MOULDED BY THE
ENVIRONMENT
4pm–5pm
17 September
Free, drop in
This talk discusses the synergy of materials, nature
and the community. Emerging Finnish architects
Aarti, Ollila & Ristola look into the material choices of
Viewpoint, an architecture commission by The Finnish
Institute in London and The Architecture Foundation
for Camley Street Natural Park.
V&A Talks – Materials
PLAYING WITH YOUR FOOD
10.30am–12.30pm
or 2pm–4pm
17 September
Ticketed event: £25, £20 concessions, contact
020 7907 7073 or vam.ac.uk to make a booking.
Work with AVM Curiosities director Tasha Marks to
learn about the materiality of food. Silly and cerebral
in equal measure, this class will equip you with the
knowledge to explore food as an artistic medium.
RESEARCH ON PAINTINGS:
TECHNICAL STUDY,
HISTORICAL SCHOLARSHIP
AND CONNOISSEURSHIP
12pm–12.30pm
CREATING TABLEWARE.
STUDY THE DESIGN FACTORS
THROUGH THE OBJECTS
1pm–1.45pm
17 September
Free, drop in
Gallery 90: Paintings
Join Ana Debenedetti, assistant curator, for a special
tour of Research on Paintings: technical study,
historical scholarship and connoisseurship. This
display provides a rich account of the principles and
methods applied by researchers to establish the
nature and origins of oil paintings.
17 September
to make a booking
Meet in Sackler Foyer
Join Ann Eatwell, V&A Curator of Metalwork, for an
exclusive event using the V&A collections to uncover
the history of dining and tableware design. Examine
pieces that provoke questions about the design of
everyday objects and discuss the factors behind
their development.
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MAKING/MANUFACTURING: 18 SEPTEMBER TALKS
MAKING IT IN LONDON
MANUFACTURING, DESIGN AND
INNOVATION IN THE CAPITAL
18 September
Ticketed (sessions can be booked individually)
Contact 020 7907 7073 or vam.ac.uk to book
10am–4pm
The London Design Festival has invited Nico
Macdonald of BIG POTATOES to programme and
produce a series of talks for the Making day in
the V&A’s Sackler Centre.
With many believing we have reached the limits of
austerity, the debate about the economy is moving
towards innovation and growth. New possibilities are
presented by new materials, pioneering processes,
information technology and robotics. This day of
discussion, debate and “show and tells” will explore
these new possibilities, and the challenges of realising
their potential in the context of London’s economy and
beyond. We will bring people together across industry
and manufacturing, engineering and design, education
and research, economics and policy.
CURATING A WALK-IN BOOK
1pm–1.45pm
18 September
Free, drop in
Lydia and Manfred Gorvy Lecture Theatre
If you could keep only one memory, what would it be?
This summer the V&A presents a dramatic vision of
the future through an immersive exhibition experience.
Hear the Memory Palace co-curator Ligaya Salazar
talk about the creation of the exhibition.
ALESSI MADE IN
CRUSINALLO. THE BEAUTY
AND THE MASTERY
18 September
Lydia and Manfred Gorvy Lecture Theatre
2.15pm–3.15pm
The ALESSI company embodies a typical
phenomenon of Italian industrial culture, namely that
of “Italian Design Factories”. Alberto Alessi, President
of ALESSI, will explain how the production process of
the company evolved and why its products can still be
considered handicrafts made with the aid of machines.
V&A Talks – Making/Manufacturing
MAKE IT BETTER:
DESIGNING PRODUCTS THAT
DON’T COST THE EARTH
18 September
Free, drop in
4pm–5pm
Join Friends of the Earth, business leaders and
designers for a lively debate on how companies
can create products that protect people and
the environment.
INSPIRING DESIGN:
CERAMICS
18 September
Free, drop in
Meeting Point, Grand Entrance
2pm–3pm
Join Intoart artist Mawuena Kattah and ceramicists
Jacqui Poncelet and Carol McNicoll for a tour of their
highlights of the V&A’s ceramics galleries.
INTOART:
THE TEA PARTY
18 September
Free, drop in
3.30pm–5pm
Meet artists from Intoart and The Gate for a
presentation of their work and a celebratory tea party.
Intoart is an artist-led visual arts organisation that
works with people with learning disabilities.
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LONDON: 19 SEPTEMBER TALKS
SECURING AN OLYMPIC
LEGACY FOR LONDON
19 September
Free, drop in
10.30am–11.30am
The 2012 Olympic Games was a shot in the arm for
the UK’s image abroad. A panel of experts will discuss
what needs to be done to secure this positive profile.
Hosted by Landor Associates
LUNCHTIME LECTURE: GOD IS
IN THE DETAILS, SUPPORTED
BY SWAROVSKI
19 September
Free, drop in
12.30pm–1.30pm
Attend a panel discussion with leading designers,
who have created a “journey of detail” through the
V&A’s collections.
THE CREATING BALANCE
PROJECT: A TEMPLATE
FOR LOCAL AND CREATIVE
COLLABORATION?
1.30pm–3pm
19 September
Free, drop in
19 September
Free, drop in
2pm–3pm
Janet Lee, editor of the Culture Show will discuss with
Alison Lloyd, Donald Christie and Rupert Blanchard,
the significance of the tubular stacking chair.
3.30pm–5pm
DECOREX INTERNATIONAL:
HIDDEN LONDON
19 September
Free, drop in
4pm–5pm
Ever uncovered a design treasure in London? Now
you can find out some of the industry’s favourites as
key designers share their “hidden London” finds.
CLUB TO CATWALK:
LONDON FASHION IN THE
1980S – GALLERY TOUR
19 September
Free with entry ticket to exhibition
Gallery 40. Meet at the entrance to
the exhibition
11am–11.45am
Join assistant curator Kate Bethune for a tour of
the V&A’s latest fashion exhibition Club to Catwalk:
London Fashion in the 1980s.
DESIGNING MUSIC HALL,
WITH PIPPA NISSEN
19 September
Free, drop in
Room 104: Theatre and Performance
12.30pm–1.15pm
Join Pippa Nissen and Tetsuro Nagata, to learn more
about Music Hall: Sickert and the Three Graces.
DECEPTION: CERAMICS
AND IMITATION – IN
CONVERSATION WITH
KATE MALONE
19 September
Free, drop in
Gallery 146, Ceramics
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The story behind an initiative with Anglepoise®, to
explore the true meaning of balance at work and in life.
IN CONVERSATION: ALLY
CAPELLINO’S BUMS ON SEATS
DESIGN IS WORTHLESS...
V&A Talks – London
19 September
Free, ticket required. Contact 020 7907 7073 or
vam.ac.uk to make a booking
Seminar Room 1
... unless you can protect and enforce it. John
Coldham from design law specialists Wragge & Co
combines forces with experts from the design industry
to share views on stopping imitations.
3pm–4pm
Deception: Ceramics and Imitation shows how
ceramics can be used to create objects that trick the
eye. Join a discussion with ceramic artist Kate Malone.
BOOKBINDING + VINTAGE
LONDON MAPS = THE
SCREW POST ALBUM
19 September
Ticketed event: £63, £50.50 concessions
(includes all materials)
10.30am–4.30pm
Working with award-winning bookbinder Hannah
Brown, learn the skills and techniques needed to
create your own screw post bound book.
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NATURE/SUSTAINABILITY: 20 SEPTEMBER TALKS
12:GRN:HRS – HOW NATURE
WOULD DESIGN A CAR IN A DAY!
9am–9pm
VIEWPOINT: CITIES AND WATER
4pm–5pm
V&A Talks – Nature/Sustainability
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JULIA LOHMANN:
DEPARTMENT OF SEAWEED
20 September
Free, drop in
Sackler Centre Residency Studios
20 September
Ticket required. Please contact the V&A
to make a booking
Hochhauser / Seminar Room 1
6.30pm–7.30pm
Join Julia Lohmann, V&A Designer in Residence, in her
studio for an inspiring talk about her work developing
new craft techniques to create objects from kelp.
Join Green Car Design for another exceptional 12
green hours design workshop. This year examines
“how would nature design a car in a day?”
DESIGNING THE INTERNET
REVOLUTION FOR THE NEXT
THREE BILLION
20 September
Free, drop in
20 September
Free, drop in
This talk is a prologue to Viewpoint, an architectural
commission by The Finnish Institute in London
and The Architecture Foundation for Camley Street
Natural Park.
ADHOCISM: THE CASE
FOR IMPROVISATION
20 September
Free, drop in
6pm–7pm
Adhocism: The Case for Improvisation (1972) is one of
the most important books about design of the last 50
years. Join a discussion with the book’s authors.
V&A MEETS THE RSA:
STUDENT DESIGN AWARDS
20 September
Free, drop in
Design Studio, Sackler Centre
6.30pm–7.30pm
Join us for an evening of discussion about why good
design matters and how creativity can improve the
world around us.
7.30pm–9pm
Suneet Singh Tuli, CEO of Datawind, is the man
behind the £20 touch-screen computer. Join Tuli in
conversation to hear how affordable technology has
the potential to eradicate poverty, educate billions and
revolutionise computing as we know it.
AO TEXTILES:
SUSTAINABLE DESIGN
20 September
Free, drop in
11am–4pm
Drop in to explore ao textiles’ design practice through
a series of demonstrations.
ASK NATURE:
BY CREATIVE VOICE
20 September
Free, drop in
6pm–9pm
Explore the V&A collection, discover connections
between human-made objects and nature, and then
create your own innovative biomimicry designs.
CREATETOUR: LONDON
DESIGN FESTIVAL
20 September
Free, drop in
Meet at Meeting Point, Main Entrance
8pm–8.30pm
Find out more about the installations and objects in
the London Design Festival selected by members of
CreateVoice (the V&A youth collective). 16–24yrs.
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DIGITAL DESIGN WEEKEND: 21–22 SEPTEMBER
DIGITAL DESIGN WEEKEND
10.30am–5pm
21–22 September
Free, drop in
Sackler Centre and other Museum locations
V&A Talks – Digital Design Weekend
MEMORY BANK – IF YOU
COULD KEEP ONLY ONE
MEMORY, WHAT
WOULD IT BE?
10am–5pm
Take part in a weekend of events celebrating
collaborations in digital art, design and science,
including interactive installations, bacteria textiles,
hacking projects, biotechnology, inventive electronics,
family activities and more.
The International Space
Orchestra. Copyright Nelly Ben
Hayoun. Photo Neil Berrett
20–21 September
Free, drop in
Gallery 117
Sky Arts and the V&A have partnered with designer
Johnny Kelly, Nexus Interactive Arts, and art director
Evan Boehm to develop a web based drawing tool
that takes Sky Arts Ignition: Memory Palace beyond
the museum space. Contribute to a growing Memory
Bank online: www.sky.com/memorypalace
Experience Michael Takeo Magruder’s real-time
virtual world artwork in a digital planetarium, join
Anna Dumitriu’s Bacteria Quilt Making Workshop or
one of our pop-up labs and take part in the Disaster
Playground roundtable by Nelly Ben Hayoun, Funding
Director of the International Space Orchestra in NASA
Ames Research Center.
MATT PYKE, MIKE TUCKER,
UNIVERSAL EVERYTHING
IN CONVERSATION WITH
HANNAH REDLER, HEAD OF
MEDIA SPACE
3pm–3.30pm
21 September
Free, drop in
Media Space, Science Museum
Join Matt Pyke, founder of art and design studio
Universal Everything, and Mike Tucker, digital designer,
as they discuss the studio’s collaborative working
practice and new art installation Universal Everything
& You. Part of the launch weekend of Media Space
at the Science Museum.
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Be inspired by
the beautiful new
products from
hand-picked
exhibitors.
Visit our unique
feature areas
designed by some
of the industry’s most
celebrated names.
Register today at
www.decorex.com
quoting code DEC21
We look forward to
welcoming you to
our new home.
Organised by:
Supported by:
DESTINATIONS
& DISTRICTS
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Design Destinations
DESIGN DESTINATIONS
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100% DESIGN
Earls Court Exhibition Centre 2,
18–21 September
See page 182 for full listing
100% Design is the largest design trade
event in the UK. Over 20,000sqm,
the event features a wealth of creative
content including: 3D Home Factory,
retail of the future concept by Zaha
Hadid/Samsung, Super Design Market,
Farm Kitchen, Hanging Rooms by Tilt,
Future Bathrooms, Delight in Light,
Textile Futures by CSM and Materials
Atelier by Material Lab.
The London Design Festival comprises
a heady mix of more than 300 design
exhibitions, installations, talks, events
and parties over the nine-day period,
all varying in scale and ambition. The
largest commercial design exhibitions
are central hubs within the Festival mix
and provide fertile territory for product
launches and the showcasing of
design brands and new talent, both
local and international.
The following pages are dedicated to
information about each of the shows
this year.
These must-visit design destinations
are key points for conducting business
during the Festival, providing a focus for
international buyers, specifiers and the
media. They’re spread out across the
capital and comprise 100% Design,
Decorex International and Focus/13
in the west, designjunction in central
London, the Southbank Centre on
the river, and Tent London & Super
Brands London in the east.
Due to their scale, each of these
destinations can take some time to get
around so allow a minimum of a few
hours for your visit. All of the shows
have their own dates and opening hours
so check their individual websites when
planning your visit. It is recommended
to register in advance to attend.
The scale, concentration and variety
of exhibitors at these shows attract
vast audiences looking to specify
products or commission bespoke
projects, as well as find inspiration
from the numerous features, seminars,
pop-up shops and meeting points.
More information:
design-destinations
With more than 2,000 product launches
across four halls (Interiors, Office,
Kitchen & Bathroom, and Eco Design
& Build), exhibitors include: Magis,
Boss Design, Dornbracht, Benchmark,
3M, LG Hausys, Du Pont Corian,
Porcelanosa, Keramag, Bulthaup,
Plant and Moss, James UK and
Buster & Punch.
Leading designers Thomas.Matthews
and Studio Design UK create the
dramatic tunnel installation reflecting
the theme for 100% Design 2013;
Creative Balance.
Hanging Room by design practice
TILT is located within the Office hall; a
collection of suspended room elements.
Within Interiors, Home Factory focuses
on the rise of 3D printing as accessible
production for designers with Europe’s
only 3D print store, iMakr. Super Design
Market showcases the latest design
accessories from lighting to tableware.
The Kitchen & Bathroom hub features
the Farm Kitchen; micro-agriculture
design for the home by Mette.
France, Italy, Portugal, Argentina,
Turkey, South Korea, Taiwan, Australia
and China showcase designs in the
International Pavilions hall designed
with Studio Glowacka.
Emerging brands are highlighted
throughout the show, alongside a
curated spotlight on British design
within the new Gateway section.
‘Amass’ designed by Benjamin Hubert
hosts Talks With 100% Design, with
speakers including Richard Rogers
and Giulio Cappellini.
The general public can visit the
show on Saturday 21 September.
Trade visitors should pre-register
via the website.
100percentdesign.co.uk
@designlondon
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DECOREX INTERNATIONAL
Perks Field & The Orangery,
Kensington Palace
22–25 September
Decorex is the longest-standing
design and interior show during the
London Design Festival. This year
the show moves to a new location;
that of Perks Field & The Orangery,
Kensington Palace where more than
300 companies come together to
exhibit new products ranging from
contemporary, traditional and bespoke
furniture to lighting, floor coverings,
fabrics and wall coverings, accessories
and bespoke services. Exceptional
quality, beautiful materials and
outstanding craftsmanship are
recurring features across Decorex.
Exhibitors demonstrating such
attributes include Amy Kent with her
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hand-knotted wool and silk carpets;
handcrafted Moroccan tile specialist
Habibi Interiors with the launch of
its new range of customised panels;
and Cox London is releasing a new
collection of handmade lighting and
furniture designed and produced
in London.
A myriad of other product categories
grace the exhibitor stands, including
hand-painted organzas, glass
chandeliers, bone china lighting,
hand-carved water gilded furniture,
complex textiles, luxury tableware
and high-quality metalwork. The great
variety on display provides a key source
of new products in one location.
Informed by the historic site of
Kensington Palace, the theme of the
show is the Silk Route, when silks,
porcelain and other luxury goods were
introduced to Europe. This theme is
being interpreted into the design of
the main entrance, this year the job of
interior designer and hotelier Kit Kemp.
Furthermore, the central Champagne
Bar is created by Martin Brudnizki
Design Studio. The design seeks to
demonstrate the studio’s love for the
interior design process and captures
the excitement of the build phase of
a project in its rawest state.
Decorex International is a trade-only
event. The general public can visit on
Tuesday 24 September from 1pm–7pm.
decorex.com
@decorex_Intl
The Sorting Office
18–22 September
For the second year, the spectacular
industrial 1960s Sorting Office
in Holborn is the backdrop for
designjunction, a design show
presenting an edited selection of
leading global brands and emerging
companies. Spread over three
enormous floors, the show brings
together exhibitors of furniture,
lighting and accessories alongside
pop-up shops, large-scale installations,
eateries, flash factories, seminars
and screenings.
This year, the organisers are placing a
greater emphasis on illumination, with
the launch of a high-end decorative
lighting exhibition suitably called
lightjunction. Staged in partnership with
experts Cameron Peters Fine Lighting,
the show brings together international
lighting brands such as Artemide,
Vibia, LZF, Northern Lighting, Vitamin
and Orsjo.
British producers are well-represented
at the show, with brands such as
Modus, Channels, Assemblyroom,
Dare Studio, Another Country,
Innermost, and Bark Furniture joined
by European manufacturers such as
Zanotta, Bolon, Carl Hansen, &tradition,
Arper, String Furniture, Fritz Hansen
and Girsberger.
Part of the ground floor is home to a
series of interactive Flash Factories,
where the process of industrial
production is brought to life through
live demonstrations, from authentic
craft making to 3D printing.
Furthermore, more than 30 design-led
pop-up shops are selling furniture,
fashion, art, ceramics, glassware,
books, watches and accessories at the
show, including Patternity, Tokyobike,
Outline Editions, Cherchbi and Dezeen
Watch Store. And fans of 20th century
collectibles will be able to purchase
originals from Midcentury Modern,
which is taking up residency
at designjunction.
Live debates and panel discussions
are happening throughout the
day in a new seminar theatre
designed by architecture duo
VoonWong+BensonSaw. In addition,
visitors can enjoy food and drink from
a selection of London’s finest street
food eateries and Jamie Oliver’s
celebrated Barbecoa restaurant.
Finally, designjunction have partnered
with Visa Europe and VLHC for 2013.
thedesignjunction.co.uk
@_designjunction
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FOCUS/13
Design Centre, Chelsea Harbour
22–25 September
FOCUS is an annual interior design
event that takes place at Design
Centre, Chelsea Harbour – an
established commercial and creative
platform in West London that is
home to 99 showrooms with over
500 international brands showcasing
everything from fabrics, wall coverings,
tiles and carpets to furniture, lighting,
accessories, kitchens, bathrooms and
outdoor living.
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SOUTHBANK CENTRE
This four-day event marks the start
of the autumn season and a wealth
of new product launches are being
unveiled, with many of the showrooms
featuring original displays and hosting
bespoke events and workshops for
the attending designers, architects and
specifiers. Whether seeking ideas for
residential schemes or solutions for a
commercial project, this is the place to
connect, converse and create.
An inspiring meeting place for creative
minds, FOCUS sees international
names take to the stage in a series
of talks and debates that explore
current interior trends, as well as
issues confronting the industry. There
are Breakfast Briefings in the specially
commissioned Tatler Restaurant, book
signings and curated tours revealing the
inside track from across the venue.
Visitors can make use of the free shuttle
service between Sloane Square and the
Design Centre, which stops at selected
Chelsea showrooms as well as Decorex
(see page 82) throughout the Festival.
FOCUS/13 is a trade-only event. The
general public can visit on Wednesday
25 September.
Admission is free.
dcch.co.uk
@DesignCentreCH
14–22 September
Southbank Centre is fully embracing
design during this year’s London
Design Festival. Returning to the Queen
Elizabeth Hall’s brutalist undercroft for
the second year is Designersblock, a
buzzing showcase for talented young
designers, now in its 16th London
edition (19–22 September).
New design talents are also joined by
more established exhibitors as part of
its Designers In Production showcase.
International designers are given a
platform with showcases dedicated
to Swedish, Mexican and Indian
design talent (18–22 September).
Furthermore, the Southbank Centre
Shop is dedicating its window to the
characterful Italian homewares brand
Seletti, whilst Polish company Zieta is
launching its new +3 range and ranges
using a process of inflating metal into
unique designs (13–30 September).
British producer Mathmos, the
inventor of the lava lamp, is celebrating
its 50th birthday with the world’s
largest lava lamp displayed with
vintage photography showcasing the
history and story of the lamp (11–30
September). Furthermore, Geraldine
and Wayne Hemingway have curated
an exhibition on 1950s design,
exploring the icons of the 1951 Festival
of Britain and highlights of mid-century
modern style.
The future of design also has a voice
with The Fifth Element – a live exhibition
of installations aimed at pushing
the boundaries of design by fusing
research and scientific technologies to
create experimental concepts (15–22
September). In the Sunley Pavilion, a
three-day series of talks, debates and
film showings are exploring the themes
of Design Entrepreneurship, Design
Past/Design Future and Design in Film.
The Festival’s own conference, the
Global Design Forum, also takes place
in the Purcell Room on 17 September
(see page 19).
And food lovers can enjoy a
design-themed Real Food Market
(19–22 September) as well as classic
British dishes from the London
Transport Mobile Canteen.
southbankcentre.co.uk
@southbankcentre
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TENT LONDON & SUPER BRANDS LONDON
Old Truman Brewery
19–22 September
Now in its seventh year, Tent London
returns to the Old Truman Brewery
with its showcase of homegrown and
overseas talent. Garnering a reputation
for showcasing new ideas across
multiple design disciplines, this year the
show organisers have concentrated
on rooting out undiscovered
European talents such as Vera & Kyte,
Atelier Violeta Galan, Grand, Orée,
Philipp Aduatz and Tokio. Showing
alongside are UK-based established
independents including Studio Jon
Male, Chisel & Mouse, Thomas & Vines,
Suzanne Goodwin, Room39, Erica
Wakerly, Bold & Noble, Inca Starzinsky,
Curiousa & Curiousa and
Parris Wakefield.
Breaking up the stands are Project
Spaces, which give architects and
designers the possibility to experiment
with ideas and processes,
three-dimensional environments,
colour, material, light and human
interaction. Furthermore, countries
demonstrate their design prowess
with unseen work from more than
100 designers and companies from
Norway, Taiwan, Hungary, Ireland,
Spain and China.
New in 2013, Brink is a 800-squaremetre space dedicated to the best
design graduates from the UK and
beyond, putting them in front of a
professional audience attending
the show.
Sister show Super Brands London
is co-located with Tent London,
giving international brands temporary
showrooms to broaden their exposure
in the UK market. Participating
companies include Edra, Ligne
Roset, Objekten, Munna, Surface
View and Jacuzzi. Furthermore, talks,
demonstrations, workshops and idea
sessions make up the Super Talks
programme, this year under the
theme Mobilised.
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STREETS AHEAD OF THE REST
Design Districts
Do the Fitzrovia Design Trail
DESIGN DISTRICTS
14th-22nd September 2013
Visit the exciting showroom exhibitions, installations,
product launches and talks during the London Design
Festival
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heals.co.uk
ligne-roset-westend.co.uk
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valcucine.com
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ideaworks.co.uk
omkdesign.com
minottilondon.com
edclondon.com
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domustiles.com
hastens.com
vola.com
designjunction
*Check individual websites for weekend opening times
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thedesignjunction.co.uk
For many, the task of selecting what
to visit during the Festival can seem
overwhelming, particularly for those
with limited time or who are unfamiliar
with designers or brand names.
London’s design communities gravitate
to different districts creating distinct
clusters of activity. Design Districts can
be a great place to start your Festival
journey as each area hosts a wealth of
varied activity, often within the distance
of a few streets.
of the area’s personality and they each
have their own late night openings and
parties throughout the Festival.
Design Districts are not directly
organised by the London Design
Festival but have been an
important part of its growth and
are wholeheartedly embraced as
an important part of the Festival’s
navigation. Each has evolved over
the Festival’s history and this year we
are happy to announce that two new
Design Districts – Chelsea Design
Quarter and Clerkenwell Design
Quarter – are joining the existing three
of Brompton Design District, Fitzrovia
Now and Shoreditch Design Triangle.
Each district very much tells the story
Wednesday 18 September:
Fitzrovia Now
Late night openings
Monday 16 September:
Chelsea Design Quarter
Tuesday 17 September:
Clerkenwell Design Quarter
and Shoreditch Design Triangle
Thursday 19 September:
Brompton Design District
Food and Drink
There are special offers at
participating restaurants, cafes
and bars in each district.
More information:
design-districts
Euston Rd
REGENT’S PARK
90
WARREN STREET
91
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160
Skandium
Studio Skandium
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Great Titc
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Smallbone
GOODGE STREET
Smallbone
of Devizes explores themes
of precious
metals & verre églomisé
St
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162
Squint
Squint Limited – Myung nam An
exhibition 036
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Sub-Zero & Wolf
150m
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019
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Jonathan Adler
Peace and Love from Jonathan Adler
+ India Hicks
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Pelham St
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Laetitia de Allegri – Eva Feldkamp
Issue No. 1
600m
St
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Thurloe
Cromwel
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148
132
Harriet Anstruther Studio
A series of events within a Splashstroke
Space Warp
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Cassina
Karl Lagerfeld photographie Cassina
TOTTENHAM COURT ROAD
Exhibitio
118
Boffi
Boffi Chelsea and Arabeschi di Latte at
London Design Festival 2013
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OXFORD CIRCUS
115
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Sleep by Design
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Eastcastle
Regent St
bromptondesigndistrict.com
brompton-design-district
wla
Mortim
Gate
Late Night: Thursday 19 September
114
Arthur Analts and Rudolph Strelis
Bridge collection at Bamford
149
Nigel Coates
Exploded: Works on paper from031
the
Nigel Coates archiveer St
Queen’s
Leading design shops, exhibition
spaces, museums and institutions on
and around London’s Brompton Road
joined forces in 2007 to become the
Brompton Design District. Initiated by
South Kensington Estates and local
organisations, the Brompton Design
District has helped encourage new
design in an area renowned for its
preeminent retail as well as its historic
links with design and education.
For 2013, Brompton Design District
expands its role as a platform for new
design and exploration into how design
can bring value, meaning and pleasure
to our lives. Bringing together local
retailers, restaurateurs and institutions,
it breathes new life into the cultural
heart of the neighbourhood.
and St
Great Portl
111
Adam Mickiewicz Institute and
Creative Project Foundation
Young Creative Poland: 4 Years On
Ho
148
The Mosaic Rooms
HOME
Pl
109
1882 Ltd.
Sand and Clay
Portland
Participating Partners:
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Mint
Cabinets of Curiosity
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117
Best & Lloyd
A Light Discussion
122
Christopher Wray
From inspiration to illumination
– the process of creating a
new decorative light fitting
153
Roca London Gallery
Meet the Designers of
Design Exquis – Roca Edition
145
Matthew Wailes
New Product Launch for Hand Knotted
Rugs and Cashmere Throws
123
Colbourns Hand Tufted
Carpets and Rugs
Summer Showcase
128
George Smith
Upholstery Demonstration
Ki
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168
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Introduction to Murano
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Go Modern
Open Day
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155
The Rug Company
Crossover Creatives
156
Savoir Beds
Savoir Beds master class
– the art of a handcrafted bed
150
Nya Nordiska
TEX GLASS® – a unique fusion of
textiles and glass. Presentation
covering: general overview, benefits,
range, ways of using TEX GLASS®
in interiors.
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Knots Rugs
2014 Collection Preview
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153
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134
John Cullen Lighting
A Light Discussion
R IV E R
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chelsea-design-quarter
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Late Night: Monday 16 September
133
Jab Anstoetz
Out of the Dark themed bar
and installation
Harbour Ave
The newly launched Chelsea Design
Quarter (CDQ) brings together some
of London’s most vibrant showrooms
and established creative communities
all within a casual stroll along the
King’s Road, Lots Road and Imperial
Wharf. The district boasts a large and
diverse selection of established interior
companies concentrated in one area.
Over 40 individual showrooms are
members of CDQ, ranging from
well-known international names such
as The Rug Company and Roca
London Gallery to smaller design
specialists like the directional Nya
Nordiska Textiles. During the London
Design Festival, Chelsea Design
Quarter will host a schedule of
showroom talks, creative workshops
and exhibitions bringing together the
leading figures from the world of design.
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Leather Chairs of Bath
Chelsea Design Quarter Late Opening
d
116
Bespoke Sofa London
Summer event
153
Roca London Gallery
R
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Lapicida
An Evening with Bethan Gray
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CLERKENWELL DESIGN QUARTER
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Bernhardt Design
Bernhardt Design presents the
Oslo Lounge by AWAA
62
Craft Central
Imprint – an exhibition of printed design
New for 2013, Clerkenwell Design
Quarter is located in an area with a long
and glorious past. Today it is home
to thousands of creative individuals
and organisations all developing and
informing the cultural landscape.
From architects and designers to
internationally renowned furniture
showrooms, all manner of craft
workshops and design specialists make
the area a hotbed of talent. Exhibitions,
seminars, trails, competitions,
workshops and a whole lot more will
engage with visitors who want to
discover Clerkenwell’s creative and
cultural landscape by tracking down
exciting and original companies.
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Design Council
Inside Design Council
Late Night: Tuesday 17 September
104
Viaduct
Show 7 – Muller van Severen
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The Goldsmiths’ Centre
Shine 2013
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WORKS Collective
Made by Works
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NUD Collection
NUD Collection: Event
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Modus
Modus launches its new catalogue with
an exhibition of landscape photography
by Angela Moore
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clerkenwelldesignquarter.com
clerkenwell-design-quarter
Viaduct will be hosting an exhibition
of furniture by Muller van Severen.
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Fitzrovia Now
97
FITZROVIA NOW
19
designjunction
20
Domus
Preview Exhibition of A Dolls’ House
at brand new Domus West One
Euston Rd
REGENT’S PARK
28
Heal’s
Heal’s London Design Festival Party
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028
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026
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Margaret
St
Ch
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Regent St
47
Valcucine
Valcucine London Opening
St
36
OMK Design
Open studio to celebrate product
and online shop launch
wla
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047
hfield St
Great Titc
31
Ligne Roset Westend
Ligne Roset + Meet the designers
030
Gow
30
Ideaworks
Translucent
WARREN STREET
land
Great Port
fitzrovianow.com
fitzrovia-now
26
Fritz Hansen
OFF | CUT
Fritz Hansen will show ‘OFF | CUT’,
an installation designed by Chung Tyson
Architects and supported by The Bartlett
School of Architecture Research.
Pl
Late Night: Wednesday
18 September
21
EDC London
How We Make Furniture
Portland
The collective of design showrooms,
stores and like minded restaurants
and cafes that make up Fitzrovia Now
will be again joining forces to put on a
spectacular show for London Design
Festival 2013. Fitzrovia, best known for
its village atmosphere and bohemian
vibe, is a hub of creativity with scores
of design businesses, art galleries and
independent restaurants and shops –
the perfect place to gain inspiration.
A stop-off on the design trail definitely
worth its weight, from its amazing
eateries and art galleries, to the
many inspiring design boutiques
and well-known design showrooms
and shops, you can experience it
all in Fitzrovia.
150m
019
Oxford St
OXFORD CIRCUS
TOTTENHAM COURT ROAD
Kensing
98
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154
Shoreditch Design Triangle
on
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m
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B
101
Tord Boontje
Magnetic Fields
115
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St
166
on
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118
138
Wa
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102
Uniform Wares
Pelham St
12:Details
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Pitfield London
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Plex Collection
O – Deadgood at
Pitfield London
114
135
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106
Av
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Oh Me Oh My: A design landscape
of the British Isles
Rd
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Ha
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St
091
Calv
053
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Av e
G
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Arnold
Circus
066 093
Redchurch
St
Leonard St
St
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068
101
Rivington
Swanfield St
085
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Hanbury St
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Lee Broom
Electra House
Old
102
Columbia
064
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81
Jasper Morrison Shop
Library for Design, Fionda &
December chairs
250m
081
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68
Donna Wilson
Donna Wilson’s 10th anniversary show
75
Geffrye Museum
Ceramics in the City selling fair
075
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ton
Hox
Sq
600m
Kingsland Rd
66
DesignMarketo
Perfume, sir?
067
Hoxton St
67
Disegno
Camper Walks in association
with Disegno
ditch
shoreditchdesigntriangle.com
shoreditch-design-triangle
rlo
93
149
PDD
Human-Centred Design Workshops
SOUTH KENSINGTON
and Events
Curtain Rd
Late Night: Tuesday 17 September
64
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PRO(duct ex)HIBITION
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Shore
The Shoreditch Design Triangle is now
in its 5th consecutive year. The event
brings together a fascinating collection
of designers, stores, galleries, studios,
cafés, bars, brands and one-off events
for a week of design-led festivities.
Truly collaborative, and harking back
to the days when the Hoxton and
Shoreditch area was re-invigorated by
the Young British Artist movement, the
event revels in the true spirit of London,
a place that bursts with new ideas,
historical places and spaces, and the
colourful characters who have strode
the East End for many a year. This
year the event incorporates more
than 30 different participants.
C
98 146 121
Nous
162 161
Sq
60
Camper
Camper store by Doshi Levien
160
91 800m
Nobrow
148
Talk and Signing
with
RdRob Hunter
romwell
Thurloe
53
Ally Capellino
Bums on Seats at Ally Capellino East
97
SCP
The Special Relationship
n Rd
Gate
R
Exhibitio
89
Milk Concept Boutique
The Enchanted Garden
Queen’s
SHOREDITCH DESIGN TRIANGLE
d
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99
MOSA OPENS NEW FLAGSHIP
SHOWROOM IN LONDON
During Clerkenwell Design Week Mosa
opened a temporary showroom in
Clerkenwell. With this soft opening
Mosa whetted the design-aware crowd’s
appetite for what’s to come. Centrally
located on St John Street, the new
Mosa flagship showroom has its grand
opening from 18-22 September during
London Design Festival. After opening
several Flagship stores in Europe the
next stop for Mosa is London, and the
bustling creative hub of Clerkenwell. Well
known for its significant concentration
of architecture and design professionals
and suppliers, Clerkenwell is the beating
heart of the design industry in the British
capital, flying the flag for excellence and
innovation.
Mosa Architectural Ceramics Centers
Ceramic surface specialist Mosa have
long been the design-savvy professional’s
tile provider of choice, operating
internationally from the Dutch company’s
home base of Maastricht, where
the group’s manufacturing facilities
are located. Focusing on supplying
professionals with products and services
of the highest quality and making the
most of its global reach, the Mosa family
has been expanding. The company’s
current European network of over 25
architectural ceramics centers has been
growing with Mosa flagship stores
now operating in Amsterdam, Cologne,
Frankfurt, and London and more coming
up in Paris and New York.
While online resources from Mosa
are a valuable tool allowing creative
professionals across the globe to
explore the exciting world of Mosa, the
company’s stores are a vital one-stopshop for information, inspiration, advice
products’ numerous applications on
floors, walls and facades. Each client will
receive undivided attention and hands-on
support, securing the best possible, tailormade result to suit each design.
Samples of the whole Mosa collection are
available in store and can be picked up
during a visit or delivered directly to your
office.
and support. Representing the Mosa
culture of material and aesthetic quality
in tile technology, each showroom is a
sophisticated contemporary environment
fully equipped to introduce the
architecture and design community and
their clients to the countless possibilities
Mosa’s innovative ceramic products can
offer.
Experienced specialists in each location
will guide the customer through the
extensive Mosa tile collections, sharing
their in-depth knowledge on the ceramic
Mosa Flagship Showroom London
Grant House, Ground floor,
56-60 St John Street, Islington,
London, EC1M 4HG
www.mosa.nl/macc-london
Accessibility: Farringdon Station, 2 min
walk. Parking at Smithfield Market.
For additional information, contact:
Jane Seymour, Showroom manager
T +44 7718 301093
E [email protected]
Mosa.
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The London Design Festival happens when
the design community comes together in
London once a year to put on the most
spectacular display of work and ideas that
you’ll see anywhere in the world.
Our Partners range from emerging design
studios to established international
designers, from London’s major institutions
to sole-traders showing off their latest
ideas. The Festival is a culmination of
amazing works, both large and small,
that takes place in hundreds of locations
across the city.
With so much to see, it’s worth taking
time to plan your itinerary. This guide
divides events up into those happening
in Central, East, West, North and South
London. All events are plotted on the
Festival foldout map, which is distributed
free with this guide.
You’ll find more detailed information
about each event on our website,
londondesignfestival.com, where
you can create and share your
own bespoke itinerary with our
new “My Festival” feature.
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Central at a glance
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19 Greek Street
19 Greek Street
19 Greek Street
Anglepoise®
Anthropologie
Aram
Ben Pentreath
BoConcept
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13
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15
16
Boffi
CAMAC Design
Cantifix
Cathedral Group
Carpenters Workshop Gallery
The Charleston Trust
The Conran Shop
Covent Garden
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19
19
20
21
22
Contemporary Ceramics Centre
Darkroom
designjunction
designjunction: Crafts Council
designjunction: Do
designjunction: Hyundai Card
designjunction: Mathmos
designjunction: Midcentury Modern
designjunction: Miele
designjunction: Outline Editions
designjunction: Sonya Winner
designjunction: Sodastream
designjunction: Transport for London
Domus
EDC London
Eiger
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27
28
29
30
EURBAN
Feix&Merlin
Fortnum & Mason
Fritz Hansen
Gallery Libby Sellers
Heal’s
Herman Miller
Ideaworks
31 Ligne Roset Westend
32 Lithuanian Design Forum in
collaboration with ARUP
33 Matthew Hilton
34 Molteni&C
35 The New Craftsmen
36 OMK Design
37 One Aldwych Hotel and Michael Ruh
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Ramboll
Roundhouse
Siegel+Gale
Skandium
Somerset House
Tai Ping Carpets
Thornback & Peel
Toaster Ltd
Urban Living Interiors
Valcucine
Vitsœ
Volte Face
Wrong for HAY & HAY
Wrong for HAY & HAY
Pop-up Restaurant
52 Yamaha Design Studio London
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106 londondesignfestival.com
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19 Greek Street
19 Greek Street presents
Wonderland
14 15 16 17 18
19 20 21 22 23
Between the worlds of art and design exists a
wonderland of experimentation and limitless creativity:
a playground for courageous free-thinkers who dare to
challenge the status quo of design. In 19 Greek Street’s
newest show, art borrows function from design and
design borrows abstraction from art.
! 19 Greek Street
14 15 16 17 18
19 20 21 22 23
! 38 Earlham Street
Covent Garden
WC2H 9LH
! 19greekstreet.com
! Covent Garden
! Mon–Sat 10am–6pm
Sun 12pm–6pm
14 15 16 17 18
19 20 21 22 23
19 Greek Street creative director Marc Peridis curates
a highly experimental pop-up exhibition showcasing
selected works from the gallery’s latest collections
Wonderland and Re-Imagined at Mayfair’s hottest
destination for food, art, design and music.
! 9 Conduit Street
W1D 4DT
! 19greekstreet.com
! Tottenham Court Road/
Leicester Square
Sun 12pm–6pm
WiFi available
02
19 Greek Street
Re-imagined
+ David David
03
19 Greek Street
19 Greek Street pops up at
Sketch restaurant Mayfair
Mayfair
W1S 2XG
! 19greekstreet.com
! Oxford Circus
! Mon–Fri 8am–2am
Sat 10am–2am
Sun 10am–12pm
19 Greek Street presents Re-imagined by Nina Tolstrup
in collaboration with David David. Nominated for Design
of the Year by the Design Museum, Tolstrup’s up-cycled
contemporary furniture collection Re-imagined is
launching its latest collaboration with fashion and textile
brand David David.
04
Anglepoise®
The Creating Balance
Project – Speakeasy
Espresso & Brew Bar
14 15 16 17 18
19 20 21 22 23
! 3 Lowndes Court
Carnaby Street
W1F 7HD
! creatingbalanceproject.
co.uk
! Oxford Circus
! Mon–Fri 7.30am–7pm
Sat 10am–8pm
Sun 10am–6pm
Anglepoise®, Strong Island and The University
of Portsmouth collaborate to celebrate creativity
in Portsmouth. The exhibition includes modified
Anglepoise® lamps with photographs and videos
showcasing local artists and photographers shown
in an informal and relaxed coffee shop environment.
05
Anthropologie
365 – A Year in Cups
by Gwyneth Leech
14 15 16 17 18
19 20 21 22 23
New York City artist Gwyneth Leech will be working in
Anthropologie’s Regent Street store windows, adding to
an installation of expressively hand-drawn and painted
paper coffee cups – her signature artistic medium. Come
along to see Gwyneth at work, taking inspiration from the
street scene before her.
! 158 Regent Street
14 15 16 17 18
19 20 21 22 23
! 110 Drury Lane
Covent Garden
WC2B 5SG
! 020 7557 7557
! aram.co.uk
! Holborn
Thu 10am–7pm
07
Ben Pentreath
Launch of “Pentreath & Hall –
Goods & Furnishings”
14 15 16 17 18
19 20 21 22 23
Introducing Pentreath & Hall – Goods & Furnishings.
Architectural designer Ben Pentreath and decorative
artist Bridie Hall begin a collaboration, starting with
a collection of decorative papers derived from the
legendary designer David Batty’s Treasury of Designs.
! 17 Rugby Street
W1B 5SW
! anthropologie.eu
! Oxford Circus/
Piccadilly Circus
! Sat–Sun 12pm–3pm
Mon 11am–2pm
Tue–Wed 4pm–7pm
06
Aram
Antecedents
Central 109
Bloomsbury
WC1N 3QT
! 020 7430 2526
! benpentreath.com
! Russell Square
Sun 12pm–5pm
Private View Wed
6pm–8.30pm
Antecedents at Aram Store is a behind-the-scenes look
at the work of Benjamin Hubert. The award-winning
studio shows previously unseen prototypes, research
studies and new product launches. The Aram Gallery
presents an exciting collection of new work by British
designer Bethan Laura Wood.
08
BoConcept
SIT LESS, PLAY MORE
14 15 16 17 18
19 20 21 22 23
! 158 Tottenham Court Road
W1T 7NH
020 7388 2447
! boconcept.co.uk
! Warren Street/
Goodge Street
! Mon–Wed, Fri
10am–6.30pm
Thu 10am–10pm
Sat 10am–6pm
Sun 12pm–6pm
!
We have given 10 amazing designers our iconic Imola
chair to redesign using the theme SIT LESS PLAY
MORE. Visit us at our Tottenham Court Road Store
all week to see a stunning display of design and join
us on Thursday 19 September 6pm–10pm for the
private view.
09
Boffi
Boffi Wigmore at London
Design Festival 2013
14 15 16 17 18
19 20 21 22 23
Celebrating its second year of activity, the Boffi Wigmore
showroom will present Boffi’s latest kitchen, bathroom
and wardrobe systems. In the unique architectural
environs of a former bank, on display are cutting-edge
designs by renowned designers such as Piero Lissoni,
Norbert Wangen and Monica Armani.
! 25 Wigmore Street
14 15 16 17 18
19 20 21 22 23
! The Imago Gallery
4 Clifford Street
Mayfair
W1S 2LF
! 020 7287 3599
! imago-artgallery.com
! Green Park/Oxford Circus
! 10am–6pm
11
Cantifix
The Photon Project
14 15 16 17 18
19 20 21 22 23
We are hosting a series of events around a prototype
Photon Pod, a glass structure built in the forecourt of the
Building Centre. The public can experience “life under
glass” from sunrise to sunset. Seminars will be held in
the Building Centre exploring the effects of daylight on
human biology.
! The Building Centre
W1U 1PN
! 020 7629 0058
! boffiuk.com
! Bond Street
! Mon–Sat 9.30am–5.30pm
10
CAMAC Design
5th Annual Student Wallpaper
Competition Exhibition
Central 111
26 Store Street
WC1E 7BT
! cantifix.co.uk
! Goodge Street/
Tottenham Court Road
! Mon–Sun 7am–9pm
Showcasing designs from winners and shortlisted
students alongside specially commissioned pieces
from established and emerging designers. Each reflects
inspiration drawn from archival resources, including
those at the Fashion and Textile Museum, the Warner
Textile Archive and Sanderson.
12
Cathedral Group
Opening the Dolls’ House
14 15 16 17 18
19 20 21 22 23
! Domus Tiles
23–25 Eastcastle Street
W1W 8DF
! adollshouse.co.uk
! Oxford Circus
! Wed 6.30pm–10.30pm
The official launch event of A Dolls’ House. An
invitation-only party to launch the online bidding for 21
unique houses designed by internationally recognised
architects and designers, including Zaha Hadid and
David Adjaye, before they are auctioned by Bonhams
for the charity KIDS in November 2013.
Central 113
13
Carpenters
Workshop Gallery
RICK OWENS |
PETRIFIED
14 15 16 17 18
19 20 21 22 23
! 3 Albemarle Street
Mayfair
W1S 4HE
! 020 3051 5939
! carpentersworkshopgallery.
com
! Green Park
Rick Owens is a multi-faceted designer, in fashion he
is committed to a demanding and singular aesthetic.
His original vision plays on materials. Petrified presented
at Carpenters Workshop Gallery continues this vision,
verging on the abstract, outlining the archetype and
consolidating the subtle rhythms of his research
through origin-evoking petrified wood furniture.
Born from a desire to create furniture for his LA
home, Owens has adapted the simple plywood used
in his original designs to serve a wider audience,
incorporating venerable materials that instil permanence
within these bold silhouette-based forms whilst
acknowledging their past through the inclusion of
the original plywood.
14
Omega Workshops
Celebrating the centenary of the Omega Workshops,
the avant-garde design collective of Bloomsbury
group artists.
14 15 16 17 18
19 20 21 22 23
Talk: Curator Alexandra Gerstein will show Omega
Workshops designs at The Courtauld.
! The Courtauld Gallery
Additional workshop: Omega design masterclass at
The New Craftsmen with Hole&Corner.
Somerset House
Strand
! WC2R 0RN
! charleston.org.uk
! Temple/Charing Cross
! Talk: 7pm–9pm, £10
Workshop:
11am–4.15pm, £50
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The Conran Shop
The Conran Shop Marylebone
– Conran and Fab.com
14 15 16 17 18
19 20 21 22 23
! 55–57 Marylebone
High Street
W1U 5HS
! 020 7723 2223
! conranshop.co.uk
! Baker Street
! 1pm–3pm
WiFi available
Curated by the Charleston Trust.
Jasper Conran and Bradford Shellhammer will host
Fab’s third “Disrupting Design” competition in London.
Designers are invited to bring their prototypes to The
Conran Shop Marylebone.
16
Covent Garden
The Ring Cyclotrope
14 15 16 17 18
19 20 21 22 23
! East Piazza
Covent Garden
WC2E 8RA
! 0870 780 5001
! coventgardenlondonuk.com
! Covent Garden
WiFi available
Covent Garden will celebrate the London Design
Festival with an innovative kinetic installation by
renowned theatre designer Es Devlin, most recently
famed for her work on the London 2012 Olympic
Closing Ceremony and her set designs for The Royal
Opera’s Les Troyens. Illuminating Covent Garden’s
iconic East Piazza, and presented as part of the Royal
Opera House’s Deloitte Ignite festival, the work will be
an intriguing introduction to one of the most powerful
operas: The Ring Cycle by Richard Wagner. The Ring
Cyclotrope features Act III of Wagner’s Die Walküre,
simultaneously recorded at the Royal Opera House
on 21 separate cameras capturing all aspects of the
performance. With 26 screens in the revolving zoetrope
formation, the installation immerses visitors physically
and emotionally into a 21st-century take on Wagner’s
19th-century creation.
Central 115
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Contemporary
Ceramics Centre
Shades Of Blue
14 15 16 17 18
19 20 21 22 23
Shades of Blue presents five makers with different
ways of using a colour that has played a key part in
ceramic glazes and decoration throughout history.
Contemporary approaches to using the many shades
of blue are presented by Daphne Carnegy, Sophie
Cook, Jane Cox, Jeremy Nichols and Kate Scott.
! 63 Great Russell Street
WC1B 3BF
020 7242 9644
! cpaceramics.com
! Holborn
! Mon–Sat 10.30am–6pm
!
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Darkroom
SO SOTTSASS
14 15 16 17 18
19 20 21 22 23
! 52 Lamb’s Conduit Street
WC1N 3LL
020 7831 7244
! darkroomlondon.com
! Holborn/Russell Square
! Mon–Fri 11am–7pm
Sat 11am–6pm
Sun 12pm–5pm
!
Darkroom launches a playfully postmodern
season based on our design hero, Ettore Sottsass.
Collaborating with Studio Pepe, Zuzunaga and
Stone Theatre amongst others, Darkroom will be
transformed into an installation comprised of
eye-popping and gloriously garish accessories
for men, women and home.
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designjunction
14 15 16 17 18
19 20 21 22 23
! The Sorting Office
21–31 New Oxford Street
WC1A 1BA
! 07887 502457
! thedesignjunction.co.uk
! Holborn/
! Wed (Preview) 3pm–6pm
Thu 10am–8pm
Fri 10am–7pm
Sat 10am–6pm
Sun 10am–4pm
Fitzrovia Now
designjunction presents the third edition of its flagship
London show this September for the London Design
Festival. designjunction returns to the striking 1960s
Postal Sorting Office, where a powerful line-up of
renowned global brands, smaller cutting-edge labels,
pop-up shops, large-scale installations, eateries, flash
factories, seminars and screenings will be presented
across three floors of the impressive 120,000 sq ft
venue. designjunction will feature more than 120 worldclass international brands – making it central London’s
leading destination for contemporary design.
For wholesale enquiries please email
[email protected]
Visit us in store or online:
Amathus City,
Leadenhall Market, EC3V 1LR
@amathuscity
Amathus Soho,
Wardour Street, W1F 0UN
@amathussoho
WWW.AMATHUSDRINKS.COM
@amathusdrinks
Central 119
www.soundmatters.org.uk
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designjunction:
Crafts Council
Real to Reel: Film as
material in making
14 15 16 17 18
19 20 21 22 23
The use of film and animation by contemporary
makers is explored in the latest Crafts Council Touring
Exhibition Real to Reel. Daily screenings will offer a
preview of the exhibition, featuring work by makers
including Adam Buick, Naomi Filmer, Glithero, Alida
Sayer and Marloes ten Böhmer.
WC1A 1BA
! craftscouncil.org.uk
! Holborn/
Thu 10am–8pm
Fri 10am–7pm
Sat 10am–6pm
Sun 10am–4pm
Exploring sound through forms
2 October – 23 November 2013
A Crafts Council
Touring Exhibition
Crafts Council Registered Charity: 280956
Stanley Picker Gallery
Faculty of Art,
Design & Architecture
Kingston University
Knights Park
Kingston upon Thames
KT1 2QJ
Free Admission
www.stanleypickergallery.org
Image: 9 Volt Speaker, Owl Project, 2011 . Photo: Nick Moss
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designjunction: Do
Do Presents the LZF
High Fidelity Collection
at designjunction
14 15 16 17 18
19 20 21 22 23
WC1A 1BA
! 020 7836 4039
! do-shop.com
! Holborn/
Thu 10am–8pm
Fri 10am–7pm
Sat 10am–6pm
Sun 10am–4pm
Do is excited to bring the new LZF collection of lights
to designjunction as part of its High Fidelity 2013 world
tour, which has already taken Milan, Las Vegas and
New York by storm. The new collection includes six
new families of lights to be shown in London for the
very first time.
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designjunction:
Hyundai Card
designjunction: Money
14 15 16 17 18
19 20 21 22 23
Hyundai Card presents Money, a look at the
company’s reinvention of the credit card into a
meticulously designed object of desirability.
Using unprecedented materials in its production,
the card’s design is reminiscent of banknotes and
coins, reattaching a sense of value to the exchange
of money.
14 15 16 17 18
19 20 21 22 23
WC1A 1BA
! mathmos.com
! Holborn/
Thu 10am–8pm
Fri 10am–7pm
Sat 10am–6pm
Sun 10am–4pm
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designjunction:
Midcentury Modern
We Pop Up at
designjunction
14 15 16 17 18
19 20 21 22 23
Get a taste of the vintage and modern home show
that inspires designers such as Orla Kiely, who calls
it “design heaven”. See top dealers in original C20
classics – Jacobsen, Wegner, Ponti, Nelson, Bertoia
– mixed with cool young designers including Ali Miller,
Natasha Lawless and James Tattersall.
WC1A 1BA
! 07876 196 490
! design.hyundaicardcapital.
com
! Holborn/
Thu 10am–8pm
Fri 10am–7pm
Sat 10am–6pm
Sun 10am–4pm
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Mathmos shop @
designjunction 2013
Central 121
Ground Floor
WC1A 1BA
! 07875 438 188
! modernshows.com
! Holborn/
Thu 10am–8pm
Fri 10am–7pm
Sat 10am–6pm
Sun 10am–4pm
Mathmos, the inventors of the lava lamp turn 50 this
September. Join Mathmos at designjunction 2013
to understand the lava lamp’s unique manufacturing
story. Reach deep into your attic to retrieve your classic
Mathmos lava lamps and buy spares for this British
made classic dating back 50 years.
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Miele 2063 –
The Future of Dining
14 15 16 17 18
19 20 21 22 23
WC1A 1BA
! miele.co.uk
! Holborn/
Thu 10am–8pm
Fri 10am–7pm
Sat 10am–6pm
Sun 10am–4pm
Step out of the hubbub of London and into a radically
different world in which innovative technology comes
together to create a totally immersive experience. With
Miele, the German manufacturer and global leader in
premium domestic appliances, explore the future of
designer dining experiences.
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designjunction:
Outline Editions
Outline Editions Graphic
Art at designjunction
14 15 16 17 18
19 20 21 22 23
Outline Editions, one of Britain’s leading graphic art
outfits, will be showcasing its brand new collection
at designjunction, including limited edition prints by
internationally renowned artists Noma Bar, Kristjana
S Williams, Malika Favre, Ugo Gattoni, James Joyce,
Marion Deuchars and Anthony Burrill.
14 15 16 17 18
19 20 21 22 23
WC1A 1BA
! sonyawinner.com
! Holborn
Thu 10am–8pm
Fri 10am–7pm
Sat 10am–6pm
Sun 10am–4pm
19
designjunction:
SodaStream
Preview of the new Yves
Behar SodaStream PLAY
14 15 16 17 18
19 20 21 22 23
WC1A 1BA
! 020 8451 3400
! outline-editions.co.uk
! Holborn/
Thu 10am–8pm
Fri 10am–7pm
Sat 10am–6pm
Sun 10am–4pm
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designjunction:
Sonya Winner
Sonya Winner Rug Studio
Central 123
WC1A 1BA
! sodastream.com
! Holborn/
Thu 10am–8pm
Fri 10am–7pm
Sat 10am–6pm
Sun 10am–4pm
Sonya’s handmade rugs are characterised by complex
layering of vibrant colour and sculptural use of yarn
and pile heights. The result is unique contemporary
pieces which are as much artworks as they are rugs
and wall-hangings. designjunction 2013 sees the
launch of dynamic new designs by Sonya.
SodaStream will preview the new Yves Behar designed
PLAY during the London Design Festival. PLAY is the
first ever kitchen appliance that gives the user the
power of choice.
PLAY can be colour customized through a unique
two-part design, across a palette of six colours to
create the combination that best reflects you. PLAY
will be unveiled in an interactive space at designjunction
where visitors will be able to mix and match. Come
experience PLAY, have a soda and decide how to
make it your own.
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designjunction:
Transport for London
The Camden Town Bar
14 15 16 17 18
19 20 21 22 23
! designjunction
The Sorting Office
WC1A 1BA
! tfl.gov.uk/shop
! Holborn/
(Invitation only)
Thu 10am–8pm
Fri 10am–7pm
Sat 10am–6pm
Sun 10am–4pm
Transport for London (TfL) are collaborating this
year with Camden Town Brewery for a special
event in celebration of the 150th Anniversary of the
Underground. Camden Town Brewery will install a
micro-brewery and bar at designjunction to launch the
brand new interiors collections by Fired Earth, Kirkby
Design and Nud Collection.
The Camden Town bar, designed by Michael Sodeau,
will be created from Fired Earth’s new range of elegant
heritage station tiles and the bench furniture will
be upholstered in a selection of vibrant new textile
designs by Kirkby Design which are inspired by original
Underground moquette seating patterns. Tube inspired
lighting will be supplied by Nud Collection.
Central 125
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Domus
Preview Exhibition of A Dolls’
House at brand new Domus
West One
14 15 16 17 18
19 20 21 22 23
Domus opens its brand-new London showroom
in Eastcastle Street W1 with A Dolls’ House, an
exhibition of unique dolls’ houses from 21 architects
and designers including Zaha Hadid and David Adjaye,
curated by Cathedral Group to be auctioned for the
charity KIDS. A must-visit for this year’s festival.
! Domus Tiles
23–25 Eastcastle Street
W1W 8DF
! 020 7458 4000
! domustiles.com
! Oxford Circus
Sat–Sun 10am–5pm
Fitzrovia Now
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EDC London
How We Make Furniture
14 15 16 17 18
19 20 21 22 23
! 20 Margaret Street
W1W 8RS
020 7631 1090
! edclondon.com
! Oxford Circus
! Mon–Tue, Thu–Sat
12pm–6pm
Wed 12pm–8pm
Fitzrovia Now
!
We will be developing a small exhibition of the design
process, from initial concept through to mock-ups,
scale models and finished products.
22
Eiger
New Jewellery
Launch of a new jewellery collection by leading
designers from graphic, furniture, jewellery,
product, architecture, interior, textile and industrial
design disciplines.
Central 127
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Feix&Merlin
The TMforF&M Pop-Up shop
14 15 16 17 18
19 20 21 22 23
14 15 16 17 18
19 20 21 22 23
! Heal’s
! 53 Monmouth Street
196 Tottenham Court Road
W1T 7LQ
! 020 7636 1666
! heals.co.uk
! Goodge Street
! Mon–Wed, Fri–Sat
10am –7pm
Thu 10am–8pm
Sun 12pm–6pm
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EURBAN
Built 1:1 & Post Brutalism
14 15 16 17 18
19 20 21 22 23
! The Building Centre
26 Store Street
WC1E 7BT
! 020 7692 6234
! buildingcentre.co.uk
! Goodge Street/Tottenham
Court Road/Russell Square
Sat 10am–5pm
TMforF&M is a new furniture, product and lighting
brand borne out of London-based architecture studio
Feix&Merlin Architects. We are launching a capsule
collection, for the first time in a pop-up shop at Seven
Dials, Covent Garden. Wherever possible all our
products are handmade in the UK.
Seven Dials
Covent Garden
WC2H 9DG
! 07956 550 799
! feixandmerlin.com/tmforfm
! Covent Garden
! Mon–Fri 9.30am–6.30pm
Sat–Sun 10.30am–5.30pm
EURBAN, the timber design and engineering specialist
that introduced cross-laminated timber construction to
the UK 10 years ago, celebrates a decade of 100+ built
works with the publication of a book, an exhibition and
series of events, including “Post Brutalism”, a morning
seminar on 19 September.
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Fortnum & Mason
Fortnum & Mason presents the
SORT Letterpress Workshop
14 15 16 17 18
19 20 21 22 23
! First Floor Stationery
Department
Fortnum & Mason
181 Piccadilly
W1A 1ER
! 0845 300 1707
! fortnumandmason.com
! Piccadilly Circus
Sun 12pm–6pm
The Society Of Revisionist Typographers (SORT)
are proud to announce that we will be working with
Fortnum & Mason to celebrate the launch of its new
stationery department. We will be running a series of
demonstrations and interactive events in-store, with
a recreation of our letterpress workshop.
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Fritz Hansen
OFF | CUT
14 15 16 17 18
19 20 21 22 23
OFF | CUT is an experimental, deployable structure
that investigates the inventive re-use of Fritz Hansen’s
material waste. Designed by Chung Tyson Architects
and supported by the Bartlett Architecture Research
Fund, OFF | CUT will be assembled and exhibited at
Fritz Hansen’s showroom.
! Republic of Fritz Hansen
14 15 16 17 18
19 20 21 22 23
! 41–42 Berners Street
W1T 3NB
020 3384 8785
! libbysellers.com
! Oxford Circus/Tottenham
Court Road/Goodge Street
! Tue–Fri 11am–6pm
Sat 11am–4pm
!
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Heal’s
Heal’s London Design
Festival Party
14 15 16 17 18
19 20 21 22 23
! The Heal’s Building
13 Margaret Street
W1W 8RN
! 020 7637 5534
! fritzhansen.com
! Oxford Circus
! Mon–Tue, Fri–Sat
10am–6.30pm
Wed 10am–9pm
Thu 10am–7pm
Sun 11am–5pm
WiFi available
Fitzrovia Now
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Oscar Narud and Amy Hunting
Central 129
W1T 7LQ
! 020 7636 1666
! heals.co.uk
! Goodge Street
! Wed 6pm–9pm
WiFi available
Fitzrovia Now
Gallery Libby Sellers launches the Copper Mirror Series
by Hunting and Narud. First conceived for Fashion
Scandinavia during Fashion Week, the copper, mild
steel and stone-based mirrors are an elegant reference
to Norway’s topographical heritage and a noble
interpretation of raw beauty.
Join us on 18 September between 6pm and 9pm at the
Heal’s Tottenham Court Road party. Come and see the
new lighting and spa showroom, the Heal’s Discovers
collection featuring young designers to watch – Ian
Archer, Sebastian Cox and Matthew Elton – and one-off
pieces from Out of the Dark. We will be showcasing new
Heal’s Designer Collaborations with Lee Broom, Katie
Walker, Jake Phipps and John Galvin and announcing
the winner of the graduate design competition between
Heal’s and the Cass School of Fine Art.
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Herman Miller
Herman Miller presents:
Why Design
14 15 16 17 18
19 20 21 22 23
Design is our point of connection to the world and to
our customers. Our programme of events celebrates
our design focus and the leading designers with whom
we partner. Carola Zwick and Burkhard Schmitz of
Berlin’s Studio 7.5 are among those seeking new
solutions for a more human experience of work.
! Ideaworks
Experience Centre
206 Great Portland Street
W1W 5QJ
! 020 3668 9870
! ideaworks.co.uk
! Great Portland Street
Wed 6pm–8pm (by
appointment only)
Fitzrovia Now
Ligne Roset will showcase emerging and leading
designers. Discover innovative installations from
Nathan Yong and Benjamin Hubert at the inspiring
westend boutique.
14 15 16 17 18
19 20 21 22 23
W1T 3JE
020 7323 1248
! ligne-roset-westend.co.uk
! Goodge Street/
Oxford Street/
Thu 10am–8pm
Sun 12pm–5pm
WiFi available
Fitzrovia Now
WC2B 4AE
! 0845 226 7202
! hermanmiller.co.uk
! Temple/Holborn
14 15 16 17 18
19 20 21 22 23
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Ligne Roset Westend
Ligne Roset + Meet
the designers
! 23–25 Mortimer Street
! 61 Aldwych
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Ideaworks
Translucent
Central 131
!
Ideaworks will be hosting an exhibition from some of
Europe’s leading decorative lighting designers with
a “translucent” inspired theme. We will be holding
exclusive seminars for design professionals, with
in-house experts presenting the latest developments
in lighting design and technology.
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Lithuanian Design Forum in
collaboration with ARUP
Design Lithuania 2001–2013
14 15 16 17 18
19 20 21 22 23
! Arup
8 Fitzroy Street
W1T 4BJ
! arup.com/phase2
! Warren Street/
Goodge Street
A group of leading Lithuanian industrial designers
showcase work from the first years of the 21st century.
These practitioners explore their identity by drawing
on symbols and visual traditions of an historical culture
increasingly being challenged by a universal global
design language.
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Matthew Hilton
Matthew Hilton to launch
first-ever timepiece at London
Design Festival
One of Britain’s most celebrated designers,
Matthew Hilton, is to launch his first-ever watch
during the London Design Festival this September
at the Margaret Howell Store on Wigmore Street.
! Margaret Howell Store
! Molteni&C Dada
Flagship Store
199 Shaftesbury Avenue
WC2 8JR
! 020 7631 2345
! moltenidada.co.uk
Covent Garden
! Mon–Wed, Fri 10am–6pm
Thu 10am–8pm
Sat 10am–5pm
Showcasing craftsmanship from the British Isles, The
New Craftsmen invites you to a back-street garage in
Mayfair “transformed into a multi-sensory evocation of
craft and its roots” where guests can buy, commission
and experience new pieces created by our growing
stables of makers.
! The Garage
34 Wigmore Street
W1U 2RS
! 020 7009 9009
! matthewhilton.com
! Bond Street
! 10am–6pm
14 15 16 17 18
19 20 21 22 23
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The New Craftsmen
The Garage
14 15 16 17 18
19 20 21 22 23
14 15 16 17 18
19 20 21 22 23
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Molteni&C
Grado° Collection – Special
Edition by Ron Gilad
Central 133
14 Adams Row
W1K 2LA
! 020 7148 3190
! thenewcraftsmen.com
! Bond Street/Green Park
! Tue–Sat 11am–6pm
Molteni&C and Dada will celebrate an exclusive version
of the Grado° Collection by Israeli artist and designer
Ron Gilad, nominated Designer of the Year in 2013 by
Wallpaper* and Elle Decor magazines. There will be
a talk by Deyan Sudjic OBE, Director of the Design
Museum London, and Ron Gilad on 18 Sept at 6pm.
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OMK Design
Internationally renowned furniture designers and
Open studio to celebrate
manufacturers OMK will be celebrating the London
product and online shop launch Design Festival with a series of events including a
collaboration with Central St Martins graduates. The
opening party will be on Wednesday to launch a new
14 15 16 17 18
seating system and their online store.
19 20 21 22 23
! 30 Gresse Street
W1T 1QR
020 7631 1335
! omkdesign.com
! Tottenham Court Road
! 10am–5pm
Fitzrovia Now
!
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One Aldwych Hotel and
Michael Ruh
Michael Ruh Glass Installation
at One Aldwych Hotel, Covent
Garden
14 15 16 17 18
19 20 21 22 23
Celebrated glass artist Michael Ruh collaborates
with One Aldwych Hotel’s florist Mark Siredzuk to
create a series of striking installations inspired by
arid landscapes illuminated at sundown. Displayed
in the hotel’s dramatic Lobby Bar, 11 September to
1 October.
! The Lobby Bar at One
14 15 16 17 18
19 20 21 22 23
! 60 Newman Street
W1T 3DA
! 020 7631 5291
! Goodge Street/
! 9am–5.30pm
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Roundhouse
Concrete + Clay
14 15 16 17 18
19 20 21 22 23
Roundhouse demonstrates British design innovation
with new kitchens in a characteristically original
combination of materials. Elegant displays cement
dialogues between natural and manufactured materials.
Ceramics by James & Tilla Waters animate the
Concrete, Marble, “Driftwood” and unique Metallics.
! Roundhouse
Aldwych Hotel
1 Aldwych
WC2B 4BZ
! 020 7300 1000
! onealdwych.com
! Covent Garden/Charing
Cross/Temple/Holborn
! 8am–11pm
WiFi available
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Ramboll
Ramboll Foyer 2.0
Central 135
11 Wigmore Street
W1U 1PE
! 020 7297 6220
! roundhousedesign.com
! Oxford Circus
Sat 10am–5pm
Engineers at Ramboll have conceived and created a
weave structure from strips of Perspex to transform
the foyer of their London studio. The unique doublycurved triaxial mesh shell installation explores how
engineering, digital fabrication and imagination can
fill the boundaries of the space.
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Siegel+Gale
Type and Sound
14 15 16 17 18
19 20 21 22 23
! Soho Hotel
Screening Room
4 Richmond Mews
W1D 3DH
! 020 7154 4815
! siegelgale.com
Leicester Square
! Please see our Siegel+Gale
partner page for specific
event times
What are the essential elements that make a brand
unique? How do you create bespoke tools that
capture imagination to engage audiences visually and
emotionally? Join Siegel+Gale to meet industry experts
Bruno Maag and Massive Music to hear how they use
their craft to enrich the brand experience.
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Skandium
Artek Today
14 15 16 17 18
19 20 21 22 23
Alvar Aalto’s furniture was introduced to the UK
through an exhibition at Fortnum & Mason in 1933.
Reflecting on the success of the exhibition, Skandium
now presents Artek Today, an exhibition at our
Marylebone store, inspiring contemporary living with
these classic pieces.
! Embankment Galleries
West, South Wing
Somerset House
Strand
WC2R 1LA
! 020 7845 4600
! somersethouse.org.uk/
elBulli
! Temple/Covent Garden/
Charing Cross/
Embankment
! Fri–Wed 10am–6pm
Thu 10am–9pm
14 15 16 17 18
19 20 21 22 23
Tai Ping presents From the Floor Up, an exceptional
collaboration with Fabrica’s design department Director,
Sam Baron, and a team of emerging talents on display
at Midori House during the London Design Festival. A
hand-tufted tale in which Tai Ping rugs become works
of art.
1 Dorset Street
W1U 4EG
! 020 7725 4388
! taipingcarpets.com
! Baker Street
! Wed–Fri 10am–6pm
86 Marylebone High Street
W1U 4QS
! 020 7935 2077
! skandium.com
! Baker Street
10am–6.30pm
Thu 10am–7pm
Sun 11am–5pm
14 15 16 17 18
19 20 21 22 23
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Tai Ping Carpets
From the Floor Up
! Midori House
! Skandium
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Somerset House
elBulli: Ferran Adrià and
The Art of Food
Central 137
The world’s first exhibition dedicated to a chef and his
restaurant: the global icon of gastronomy, Ferran Adrià,
and the restaurant he built to become the world’s best,
elBulli. Enjoy a behind-the-scenes look at the laboratory
and kitchen of the restaurant that has delighted diners
for over 50 years.
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Thornback & Peel
Thornback & Peel
with Winter’s Moon
14 15 16 17 18
19 20 21 22 23
! 7 Rugby Street
Bloomsbury
WC1N 3QT
! 020 7831 2878
! thornbackandpeel.co.uk
! Holborn/Chancery Lane/
Russell Square
Sat 11am–6pm
Sun 12pm–5pm
Thornback & Peel have teamed up with Winter’s Moon
to show a range of mid-century furniture upholstered
with their hand-printed fabrics. Showcased in their new
Bloomsbury shop, the project is a quirky combination
of mid-century design with a contemporary twist.
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Toaster Ltd
Digital lab projects
Toaster opens up its studio for an exhibition of its
innovative digital design work for clients such as
Google Creative Lab, Toyota and Red Bull.
14 15 16 17 18
19 20 21 22 23
! 14 Grape Street
WC2H 8DY
020 7240 9427
! toasterltd.com
! Covent Garden/
Tottenham Court Road/
Holborn
! Wed–Fri 12pm–6pm
Sat–Sun 12pm–4pm
!
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Urban Living Interiors new
interior design studio and
showroom launch event
14 15 16 17 18
19 20 21 22 23
! 85 Great Portland Street
W1W 7LT
020 7487 2997
! urbanlivinginteriors.co.uk
! Oxford Circus
Sun 12pm–5pm
!
Urban Living Interiors invites you to its launch event
at its new interior design studio and showroom,
showcasing exclusive contemporary furnishings from
Milan 2013 and bespoke British products. Meet our
designers at the flagship Noho store. An exciting new
way to shop for your home and commercial interiors.
ST MARTINS LANE.
4 5 S T. M A R T I N ’ S L A N E L O N D O N W C 2 N 4 H X
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Valcucine
Valcucine London Opening
14 15 16 17 18
19 20 21 22 23
! Valcucine London at
Forza with Barzaghistore
143–149 Great
Portland Street
W1W 6QN
! 020 7436 1808
! valcucine.com
! Great Portland Street
Wed 9am–9pm
Fitzrovia Now
Valcucine will be celebrating the opening of its first
dedicated space in the UK at Forza, in partnership
with Barzaghistore, with the launch of two new
kitchen ranges: SineTempore and Meccanica from
demode (engineered by Valcucine). Hand-crafted at
the Valcucine factory in Italy, each kitchen combines
the finest Italian design with a deep commitment to
the environment and the highest standards of
functionality, ergonomics and safety.
Also on display will be a five-metre wall installation
exploring each component of a Valcucine kitchen and
its recyclability, reusability and sustainable features.
Central 141
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Vitsœ
620 reading room at Vitsœ
14 15 16 17 18
19 20 21 22 23
Vitsœ, in collaboration with Four Corners Books and
Coleman Coffee Roasters, provides a place to pause
in comfort. The 620 reading room features an
intriguing selection of books, complimentary coffee
from a fine Maltby Street roaster and, of course, the
newly re-engineered 620 Chair Programme.
! Vitsœ
3–5 Duke Street
W1U 3ED
! 020 7428 1606
! vitsoe.com
! Bond Street
Sun 12pm–4pm
WiFi available
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Volte Face
London Belongs to You,
an installation by
Garudio Studiage
14 15 16 17 18
19 20 21 22 23
! 21 Great Ormond Street
WC1N 3JB
020 7430 0021
! volteface.co.uk
! Russell Square
!
Volte Face will be hosting an installation by creative
collective Garudio Studiage, exploring the British
obsession with owning property and highlighting
London’s unique architectural and design landscape –
some of which can be purchased, making it possible
to own a piece of London.
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Wrong for HAY & HAY
Wrong for HAY & HAY create
Design Destination at Queen
Anne’s Gate
14 15 16 17 18
19 20 21 22 23
! 16 Queen Anne’s Gate
SW1H 9AA
! 07703 676020
! wrongforhay.com
! St James’s Park
Sun 11am–5pm
Global Launch of Wrong for HAY
The London Design Festival is the exclusive platform
for the launch of Wrong for HAY, a new brand and
collection of furniture, home accessories and lighting
directed by Sebastian Wrong in collaboration with
Danish design brand HAY. The exhibition features a
wide selection of new products by designers including
Alexander Taylor, Bernhard Wilhelm and Stefan Diez,
showcased in a stunning listed Georgian townhouse,
recently restored to its original glory and overlooking
St James’s Park.
HAY at London Design Festival
HAY joins its new London based sister brand
Wrong for HAY in the exhibition at Queen Anne’s
Gate, presenting the Copenhague Collection by
Ronan & Erwan Bouroullec and the 2013 Accessories
Collection including designs by Scholten & Baijings
and Clara von Zweigbergk.
Central 143
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Wrong for HAY &
HAY Pop-up Restaurant
Peckham Refreshment Rooms
at Queen Anne’s Gate
14 15 16 17 18
19 20 21 22 23
Wrong for HAY & HAY have teamed up with the makers
of the Peckham Refreshment Rooms to offer guests a
unique experience of delicious charcuterie, European
cheeses, viennoiserie and drinks in the former St
Stephen’s Club. The historic venue boasts exciting
design and a spectacular terrace on St James’s Park.
! 34 Queen Anne’s Gate
SW1H 9AB
07703 676020
! wrongforhay.com
! St James’s Park
! Fri–Tue 9am–11pm
Wed–Thu 9am–5pm
WiFi available
!
Booking essential for lunch
and dinner reservations@
wrongforhay.com
Bar and terrace open for
drinks and bar snacks
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Yamaha Design
Studio London
Something Like a Musical
Instrument
14 15 16 17 18
19 20 21 22 23
! Centre Point
22–24 St Giles High Street
WC2H 8TA
! 020 7681 9933 (Atrium Ltd)
020 7631 0055 (Yamaha
Design Studio London)
! www.yamaha.com
! Tottenham Court Road
! Press Day 14th and 22nd
4pm–7pm
Open to public 15th–21st
10am–5pm
Something like a Musical Instrument is a design event
as collaborative exhibition between Atrium Ltd UK and
YAMAHA Corporation for the London Design Festival.
On show is a series of collected objects from our
design network that feel like musical instruments
but are not actual musical instruments.
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Baxter and Bailey
Beers.Lambert Contemporary
bellwether
Bernhardt Design
Black Dog Studio
brose~fogale & Start
Camper
The Centre for Creative Collaboration
Craft Central
creo
Decode
Design Council
DesignMarketo
Disegno
Donna Wilson
Established & Sons
Etat Libre d’Orange
Flos
Forest London
FORMOSA SHOW
Gallery S O
Geffrye Museum
Goldsmiths
Graphic Bird Watching
InspireConspireRetire
.IT_all about design
Knoll
Kvadrat
Les Trois Garçons
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Ligne Roset City
Mare Street Triangle
Middlesex University Product Design
Modus
Nobrow
NUD Collection
PDD
Pitfield London
Precinct
Printhouse Gallery
SCP
Tent London & Super Brands London
Tent London: 100% Norway
Tent London: Crafts Council of Ireland
Tent London: Four Seasons
in Shanghai
Tent London: Fresh Taiwan
Tent London: Kyoto Group
Tent London: Nous
Tent London: Shapes of Hungary
Teroforma
Three-Four
Tord Boontje
Uniform Wares
V&A Museum of Childhood
Viaduct
WORKS Collective
YourStudio
Zaha Hadid Design
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Ally Capellino
Bums on Seats at
Ally Capellino East
14 15 16 17 18
19 20 21 22 23
London accessories designer Ally Capellino brings
her design aesthetic to the tubular stacking chair, with
eight variations on a theme. These iconic British made
chairs have been adapted at their Hackney factory
using materials and techniques used in the designer’s
signature leather bags.
! 6 Hoxton Square
N1 6NU
! 020 3021 3830
! baxterandbailey.co.uk
! Old Street/Hoxton/
Shoreditch High Street
! 11am–4pm
14 15 16 17 18
19 20 21 22 23
In an era where technology reigns and digital media is
ubiquitous, Benjamin Brett, Blake Daniels and Robert
Fry consider abstraction as organic and gestural;
proving that one of the most conventional of disciplines
– painting – remains one of the most experimental,
abstract and exhilarating.
EC1V 9NU
020 7502 9078
! beerslambert.com
! Old Street
E2 7JP
! 020 7033 7843
! allycapellino.co.uk
! Shoreditch High Street
Sun 11am–5pm
14 15 16 17 18
19 20 21 22 23
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Beers.Lambert
Contemporary
Mapping Abstraction
! 1 Baldwin Street
! 9 Calvert Avenue
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Baxter and Bailey
Sequential City
East 147
!
Sequential City explores the depiction of London in
comic book narrative, as both a source of inspiration
for writers and artists, and as a “character” in its own
right. The exhibition brings together original artworks and
prints depicting the physical, cultural and sub-cultural
sides of London.
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bellwether
bellwether Food Trends
(S/S 2015)
14 15 16 17 18
19 20 21 22 23
! The SCIN Gallery
Morelands
27 Old Street
EC1V 9HL
! 020 7357 7574
! scin.co.uk
! Barbican
bellwether : Food Trends (S/S 2015) is the first food
forecasting trend book of in-depth research, global
macro/micro trends and emerging sectors. This
bi-annual hardbound book contains unique images,
case studies and quotes, showing food as fashion
and an aesthetic, aspirational, edible landscape.
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Bernhardt Design
Bernhardt Design presents
the Oslo Lounge by AWAA
14 15 16 17 18
19 20 21 22 23
Bernhardt Design presents the Oslo Lounge by the trio
Christoffer Angell, Øyvind Wyller and Simen Aarseth
at Brands Limited. The sculptural sling chair is the
inaugural product of AWAA with Bernhardt Design
and makes its worldwide debut during the 2013
London Design Festival.
! Brands Limited
99 St John Street
EC1M 4AS
! bernhardtdesign.com
! Farringdon/Barbican
WiFi available
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Black Dog Studio
Black Dog Studio presents...
Chaos To Creation
14 15 16 17 18
19 20 21 22 23
! The SDC Space
24 Rivington Street
EC2A 3DU
! 07944 339500
! blackdogstudio.org.uk
! Old Street
Sun 11am–2pm
Tue late until 8.30pm
Thu private view
6.30pm–8.30pm
A collaboration of artists working in furniture, glass,
ceramics and jewellery present an exhibition looking
at ways to combine these mediums and how they are
relative to one another. The emphasis is on the artist
and the process of turning raw materials into unique
handmade objects.
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The Artist Dressing Room
14 15 16 17 18
19 20 21 22 23
London’s rising design studio brose~fogale are
taking over the shop windows of the renowned
Start fashion boutiques in Rivington Street. The
installation showcases the new Camerino Collection
to reinterpret the idea of a fashion display through
modern, iconic furniture.
! 107a Commercial Street
E1 6BG
! 020 7375 1210
! camper.com
! Liverpool Street
! 6pm–9pm
14 15 16 17 18
19 20 21 22 23
An open studio with a week of workshops with each of
the varied start-ups at the centre, from film production,
art and technology through to food production, science
and design; creating material which at the end of the
Festival form a collective outcome showcasing the
ethos of the C4CC.
Collaboration
16 Acton Street
Kings Cross
WC1X 9NG
! 07785 525861
! creative-collaboration.net
! Kings Cross
12pm–5pm
Thu 12pm–9pm
EC2A 3QP
020 7729 3334
! start-london.com
! Old Street/
! Mon–Fri 10.30am–6.30pm
Tue 10.30am–8.30pm
Sat 11am–6pm
Sun 12pm–6pm
14 15 16 17 18
19 20 21 22 23
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The Centre for
Creative Collaboration
Circle of Influence
! The Centre for Creative
! 42–44 Rivington Street
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Camper
Camper Store
by Doshi Levien
East 151
Camper is celebrating the opening of its new store in
Spitalfields Market, designed by the London-based duo
Doshi Levien. The opening follows the Camper Walks
in association with Disegno. The event is by invite only,
but the store is open throughout the week 10am–7pm,
Sunday 11.45am–6pm.
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Craft Central
Imprint – an exhibition
of printed design
14 15 16 17 18
19 20 21 22 23
! Craft Central
33–35 St John’s Square
EC1M 4DS
! 020 7251 0276
! craftcentral.org.uk
! Farringdon
! 10.30am–6.30pm
Craft Central presents Imprint – a cross-disciplinary
exhibition of printed design. Our new galleries in
creative Clerkenwell will showcase a diverse selection
of contemporary craft and design by leading UK
designer-makers who utilise a variety of print and
mark-making techniques in their work.
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creo
creo collective presents
Material Times
14 15 16 17 18
19 20 21 22 23
Material Times is an exhibition of luxury lifestyle
accessories for body and home, made by hand in
London. Crafted by individuals and small studios, the
future heirlooms presented in Material Times offer a
connection with the hands and minds that created them.
! Boxpark
14 15 16 17 18
19 20 21 22 23
! The Looking Glass
49 Hackney Road
E2 7NX
! 020 7729 3576
! decodelondon.com
! Hoxton
! Mon–Fri 12pm–5pm
(Bar open Mon–Sun
5pm to midnight)
WiFi available
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Design Council
Inside Design Council
14 15 16 17 18
19 20 21 22 23
For the first time, the Design Council will open up its
doors to festival goers at its new home, the Angel
Building. Daytime activity includes educational events
and exhibits, and a design trail in Clerkenwell. Ending
with a drinks reception on the roof terrace and a view
not to be missed!
! Angel Building
2–4 Bethnal Green Road
Shoreditch
E1 6GY
! creocollective.org.uk
! Shoreditch High Street/
Liverpool Street
! Wed 11am–7pm
Thu 11am–9pm
Fri–Sat 11am–7pm
Sun 12pm–6pm
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Decode
PRO(duct ex)HIBITION
East 153
407 St John Street
EC1V 4AB
! 020 7420 5200
! designcouncil.org.uk
! Angel
! Day-long programme
WiFi available
Decode will take up residence at The Looking Glass
Cocktail Club on Hackney Road to create the Decode
bar and showroom. Exhibiting new work from VW+BS,
Samuel Wilkinson and other leading London designers.
Join us and celebrate design and mixology in equal
(or double) measure.
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DesignMarketo
Perfume, sir?
14 15 16 17 18
19 20 21 22 23
! Londonewcastle
28 Redchurch Street
E2 7DP
! designmarketo.com/
perfume-sir
! Shoreditch
! 10am until late
WiFi available
Perfume, sir? Enter DesignMarketo’s world of
fragrance. Discover pepper under new forms. Enjoy
specially commissioned objects by a range of versatile
designers, scents, flavours, workshops and cocktails
inspired by and infused with pepper! Only one week to
explore your senses and experience anew!
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Disegno
Camper Walks in
association with Disegno
14 15 16 17 18
19 20 21 22 23
To celebrate the opening of the new Camper store
in Old Spitalfields Market (107a Commercial Street),
designed by Doshi Levien, and the new Disegno studio,
designed by Felix De Pass, Disegno and Camper invite
you for a specially curated walk taking in five creative
studios in East London.
! 283 Kingsland Road
14 15 16 17 18
19 20 21 22 23
! ICN Gallery
96–98 Leonard Street
EC2A 4RH
! 020 7729 7977
! donnawilson.com
! Old Street
! Tue 6pm–late Private View
Wed–Sun 10am–6pm
WiFi available
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Established & Sons
Vivid Interval
14 15 16 17 18
19 20 21 22 23
A launch of new designs by architect Jo Nagasaka
investigating the relationship between translucency,
natural wood grain and colour blocking. Expect
a striking display of vividly coloured furniture,
engaging surfaces and a simple approach to form,
all characteristics of Nagasaka’s work.
! 5–7 Wenlock Road
E2 8AS
! 020 7739 8188
! Haggerston
! 3pm–6pm
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Donna Wilson
Donna Wilson’s 10th
anniversary show
East 155
N1 7SL
020 7608 0990
! establishedandsons.com
! Angel/Old Street
Sun 12pm–4pm
!
This year Donna Wilson will create a special installation
to celebrate the 10-year anniversary of happily making
hand-made products in the UK. The exhibition will
showcase her new collection and limited edition
collectables. There will be workshops and all sorts
of fun and games throughout the week.
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Be a Slut or Just
Smell Like One
14 15 16 17 18
19 20 21 22 23
! Etat Libre d’Orange
61 Redchurch Street
E2 7DJ
! 020 3305 9378
! etatlibredorangelondon.com
Liverpool Street
Come and experience our alternative fragrance
boutique – a modern, original and occasionally
subversive perfume and boutique designed by interior
architects Shed, who have seamlessly visualised the
image of ELO through design.
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Flos
Re-lighting Gino Sarfatti
Edition No. 1
14 15 16 17 18
19 20 21 22 23
Flos pays tribute to Gino Sarfatti, the most important
lighting designer in the history of design. He founded
Arteluce in 1939, which was then acquired by Flos
in 1973. Flos has reworked five classic Sarfatti
lights, using cutting-edge LED technology without
compromising the original designs.
! Flos/Moroso Showroom
14 15 16 17 18
19 20 21 22 23
! 115 Clerkenwell Road
EC1R 5BY
! 020 7242 7370
! forestlondon.com
! Holborn
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FORMOSA SHOW
FORMOSA SHOW 2013
14 15 16 17 18
19 20 21 22 23
Since 2010, this has been the largest annual art
and design event in London that aspires to promote
talented emerging designers, with brilliant design and
unique pieces of work, originally from Taiwan. Please
come and join us at this fabulous feast of Taiwan design
from Asia.
! Candid Arts Trust
15 Rosebery Avenue
EC1R 4SP
! 020 3328 5140
! flos.com
! Farringdon
! 9am–5pm
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Forest London
at home
East 157
5 Torrens Street
EC1V 1NQ
! 020 7837 4237
! formosashow.co.uk
! Angel Station
! Thu–Sun 10am–9pm,
Private view
Wed 6pm–9pm
Opening reception
Thu 6pm–9pm
Midcentury furniture shop Forest teams up with
designer Hugo Passos to create a space focused on
comfort and everyday living. Forest will show a mix
of prestigious 50s–60s designer pieces, alongside
Passos’s acclaimed contemporary pieces, of which
new lines will be launched exclusively at home.
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Gallery S O
The Other Way
& Lovely Popup
14 15 16 17 18
19 20 21 22 23
! Gallery S O
92 Brick Lane
E1 6RL
! 020 7377 8008
! galleryso.com
! Aldgate East/
Liverpool Street
! Mon–Sat 12pm–6pm
Sun 12pm–5pm
Tue 6pm–9pm
The Other Way: An exhibition of devices by designer
Carl Clerkin that are constructed employing logic and
reason, in order to explain the ridiculous.
Lovely Popup: An installation by homeware
manufacturers All Lovely Stuff, including things from
their current range, new products and prototypes.
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Geffrye Museum
Ceramics in the City selling fair
14 15 16 17 18
19 20 21 22 23
The Geffrye’s annual celebration of ceramics returns
this September, showcasing the work of around 50
ceramicists from across the UK – a mix of rising talents
and established names. An exciting array of work
will be on sale, illustrating a wide variety of styles,
techniques, colour and texture.
! The Arch
Hoxton Gallery
9 Kingsland Road
E2 8AA
! tilt-gold.co.uk
! Shoreditch/Old Street/
Hoxton
! Wed 6pm–10pm
Thu–Sat 11am–9pm
Sun 11am–3pm
14 15 16 17 18
19 20 21 22 23
Shine 2013 will showcase some of the best young
talent. Exhibitors include award winners from this year’s
New Designers and a select group of runners-up. It
will also house the work of other young up and coming
designers, including goldsmiths based in our starter
studios and studying on our programmes.
EC1M 5AD
020 7566 7650
! goldsmiths-centre.org
! Farringdon
! 9am–5pm
WiFi available
Shoreditch
E2 8EA
! 020 7739 9893
! geffrye-museum.org.uk
! Hoxton
! Thu 6pm–8.30pm (launch
open evening)
Sun 12pm–5pm
WiFi available
14 15 16 17 18
19 20 21 22 23
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Shine 2013
! 42 Britton Street
! 136 Kingsland Road
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Goldsmiths
Tilt
East 159
!
This year’s Goldsmiths MA Design graduate exhibition
will showcase the culmination of a year’s practice. The
projects exhibited will cover industrial, communication
and spatial design with a focus on process, research,
meta-design and critical design.
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Design Walk
14 15 16 17 18
19 20 21 22 23
! Unit 7a
5 Durham Yard
Teesdale Street
E2 6QF
! graphicdesignwalk.com
! Bethnal Green/
Cambridge Heath
! 10am–5pm
An open studio walk in the heart of London’s creative
quarter. Don’t miss this rare opportunity to nestle
down and have a chat with some of London’s most
prolific female creatives in the unique setting of their
own studio. Ask all those burning questions before
navigating your way to your next stop.
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This New Nostalgia
14 15 16 17 18
19 20 21 22 23
An exhibition by design studio InspireConspireRetire
exploring how we transform the physical object world
and how this world, in turn, transforms us – how our
lives are scripted by our interactions, environments,
consumptions and collections and these details make
for our collective histories.
! The Liberty of
Norton Folgate
201 Bishopsgate/
Broadgate Tower
Norton Folgate
EC2M 3UG
! thisnewnostalgia.com
! Liverpool Street/Shoreditch
High Street
! Mon–Fri 7am–5.30pm
Sat–Sun 10am–5.30pm
(Special event timings
to be announced)
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Autumn Beauty
14 15 16 17 18
19 20 21 22 23
! 20–22 Rosebery Avenue
EC1R 4SX
020 3119 1111
! puntoit.co.uk
! Farringdon
WiFi available
!
.IT_all about design, partnered with the London Design
Festival, is glad to present the Autumn Beauty event
both at .IT showroom (with all its high design Italian
brands) and at the Superbrands/Tent (with its Tuscan
brands) where .IT is also proud to launch the new
Standard sofa by Edra.
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Library for Design, Fionda
& December chairs
14 15 16 17 18
19 20 21 22 23
For the duration of the London Design Festival the
JM shop will be transformed into a library. Chairs from
the Fionda family recently designed for Mattiazzi will
also be shown along with the December chair designed
for Nikari.
! 24b Kingsland Road
14 15 16 17 18
19 20 21 22 23
! Knoll
91 Goswell Road
EC1V 7EX
! 020 7236 6655
! knoll.com
! Barbican
! 9am–5.30pm
WiFi available
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Kvadrat
Book Launch Exhibition –
Interwoven – Kvadrat Textile
and Design
14 15 16 17 18
19 20 21 22 23
Since 1968, Kvadrat has nurtured relationships
with a creative community of architects, artists and
performers. A new book published by Prestel illustrates
the company’s attention to nature, manufacturing,
architecture, design and art. Contributors include
Peter Saville and Olafur Eliasson.
! Kvadrat
E2 8DA
! jaspermorrison.com/shop
! Hoxton
! Mon, Wed–Fri 11am–5pm
Tue 11am–8pm
Sat 12pm–6pm
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Knoll
75 years of Iconic Design
East 163
10 Shepherdess Walk
N1 7LB
! 020 7324 5555
! www.kvadrat.dk
! Old Street
! Tue 11am–5.30pm
Wed–Fri 10am–5.30pm
Sat–Sun
by appointment only
Knoll celebrates 75 years of iconic design, from
pioneering modernist vision to bold contemporary
designs for the home and office. As part of its landmark
anniversary, Knoll celebrates Florence Knoll, one of
its founders and the person who determined Knoll’s
ongoing creative direction.
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Les Trois Garçons
De Pau for Les Trois Garçons
14 15 16 17 18
19 20 21 22 23
! 45 Redchurch Street
E2 7DJ
020 3370 7761
! lestroisgarcons.com
Liverpool Street/Old Street
Sat–Sun 9am–7pm
!
On occasion of the London Design Festival, Les Trois
Garçons will present a collaboration with Portuguese
furniture manufacturer De Pau to create a brand-new
collection of furniture. This will be showcased at Maison
Trois Garçons, the new retail and food experience in the
heart of Shoreditch.
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Lee Broom
Electra House
14 15 16 17 18
19 20 21 22 23
! Electra House
95 Rivington Street
EC2A 3AY
! 020 7820 0742
! leebroom.com
! Old Street
! Wed–Sat 10am–8pm
Sun 11am–6pm
Lee Broom invites you into his unique world with the
launch of his dedicated retail space, Electra House.
The new Shoreditch showroom offers Broom’s
trademark immersive experience in a modern, gallery-like
space. Inspired by the curiosity shop, the showroom
will have a sense of the surreal, with many products
displayed within dramatic, oversized bell jars and display
cabinets. Carousel, a striking light fitting, and Quilt, a
new upholstery collection, will also be unveiled.
The designer’s studio is connected to the showroom
visible through an open archway, giving visitors a glimpse
into the creative process.
East 165
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Ligne Roset City
LIGNE ROSET +
ART:I:CURATE
14 15 16 17 18
19 20 21 22 23
Ligne Roset’s largest urban store worldwide is proud to
exhibit one of the shows curated by the ART:I:CURATE
community, the new global platform of art curators
and collectors. The exhibition will remain secret until its
opening on 12 Sept. Free entry from 13–22 September.
! Ligne Roset City
37–39 Commercial Road
E1 1LF
! 020 7426 9670
! ligne-roset-city.co.uk
! Aldgate East
Sun 12pm–5pm
WiFi available
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14 15 16 17 18
19 20 21 22 23
! Mare Street Triangle
1 Westgate Street
Hackney
E8 3RL
! netilhouse.com
spacestudios.org.uk
thetrampery.com
! London Fields
! 10am–10pm
Mare Street Triangle is a chance to see work by and
meet London’s most exciting artists, designers and
makers at this leading creative innovation hub. Netil
House, SPACE’s Triangle and The Trampery London
Fields open for studio visits, 3D printing and digital
courses, talks, music, food, drink and more.
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Middlesex University
Product Design
What is a product designer?
Perceptions, misconceptions
and reality
14 15 16 17 18
19 20 21 22 23
An exhibition exploring and reflecting upon the diverse
manifestations of product design through the current
practice and output of a range of Middlesex University
Product Design graduates, associated experts and
collaborative partners, and the companies that they
design for or have set-up.
! The Clerk’s House
118 1/2 Shoreditch
High Street
E1 6JN
! 020 7729 9880
! milkconceptboutique.com
Old Street
14 15 16 17 18
19 20 21 22 23
In celebration of its British roots, Modus has
commissioned photographer Angela Moore to capture
the landscape around its Somerset HQ. An exhibition
of limited edition prints will appear alongside Modus’s
current furniture ranges and in a new catalogue by
Studio Small.
EC1V 0DS
020 7490 1358
! modusfurniture.co.uk
! Farringdon/Barbican
Hoxton Gallery
9 Kingsland Road
E2 8AA
! hoxtongallery.com
Hoxton
! Sat 5pm–10.30pm
Sun 11am–5pm
14 15 16 17 18
19 20 21 22 23
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Modus
Modus launches its new
catalogue with an exhibition
of landscape photography
by Angela Moore
! 28–29 Great Sutton Street
! The Arch
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The Enchanted Garden
East 167
!
Milk Concept Boutique would like to invite you to
take a mystical walk through our urban garden of
enchantment. Milk will create an intriguing and
surreal ambience, composed of a limited collection
of handcrafted pieces from Ex.t, Bitossi and Fornasetti.
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Nobrow
Talk and Signing with
Rob Hunter
14 15 16 17 18
19 20 21 22 23
! 62 Great Eastern Street
EC2A 3QR
020 7033 4430
! nobrow.net
! Old Street/
! 6pm–8pm
!
To celebrate the release of our new graphic novel
Map of Days we’ll be hosting a talk and signing by the
author Rob Hunter at the Nobrow headquarters, as well
as an exhibition of Rob’s work and an exclusive new
screen print, produced for the event.
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NUD Collection
NUD Collection: Event
14 15 16 17 18
19 20 21 22 23
NUD Collection is changing the way designers,
architects and consumers look at lighting around the
world. To celebrate the launch of our new showroom we
invite you to join us on 17 September where we will be
showcasing recent work and new products.
! 1 Dufferin Street
14 15 16 17 18
19 20 21 22 23
! The Gallery
50 Redchurch Street
E2 7DP
! 020 8735 1111
! pdd.co.uk/
capabilities/#hcd-training
! Old Street/Liverpool Street
Wed 7pm–late (drinks
reception)
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Pitfield London
Plex Collection – Deadgood
at Pitfield London
14 15 16 17 18
19 20 21 22 23
Hoxton’s favourite shop, cafe and gallery, Pitfield
London welcomes Deadgood’s Plex Collection. The
installation includes domestic orientated products,
utilising the laminate material called “plex”. A minimal
and slick showcase, various sized pieces in neutral,
autumnal colours will be on display.
! Pitfield London
Ground Floor West
EC1Y 8NA
! nudcollection.com
! Old Street/Barbican
! 6.30pm–9.30pm
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PDD
Human-Centred Design
Workshops and Events
East 169
31–35 Pitfield Street
N1 6HB
! 020 7490 6852
! pitfieldlondon.com
! Old Street
What is Human-Centred Design (HCD) and why is
it important? Come to our HCD workshops to find
out. We’ll also be running participatory design events
throughout the week where you can meet PDD’s
practitioners and see what we’ve been up to as one of
London’s most established design consultancies.
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Precinct
Water – Colour
14 15 16 17 18
19 20 21 22 23
! Arthaus
199–205 Richmond Road
E8 3NJ
! katherinemay.com
! Bethnal Green/
Hackney Central
! 10am–6pm
A unique collaboration between designer Katherine
May and curator Keinton Butler, this site-specific
textile installation is designed to stimulate the senses.
Exhibited at Precinct, in the iconic Arthaus building
in London Fields, the installation will evolve over the
duration of the Festival.
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Printhouse Gallery
Revisiting Group X
14 15 16 17 18
19 20 21 22 23
Artists Ania Wawrzkowicz and Brigit Hegarty explore
the motion, vitality and matrix of lines in response to
Vorticism. Crossing the boundaries between different
mediums from drawing to installation they use an
experimental, playful and contemporary approach
to creating geometrical pathways.
! Printhouse Gallery
East 171
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Tent London &
Super Brands London
14 15 16 17 18
19 20 21 22 23
! Old Truman Brewery
18 Ashwin Street
E8 3DL
! 020 7275 0825
! bootstrapcompany.
co.uk/3_printhouse_gallery
! Dalston Junction
! 9am–5pm
27 Hanbury Street
E1 6QR
! tentlondon.co.uk
High Street/Aldgate East/
Old Street
! Thu 10am–7pm
Sun 11am–6pm
Tickets: £10/£8 (Adult),
£5 (Child 5–16).
Trade can register for free
entry before 13 September
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SCP
14 15 16 17 18
19 20 21 22 23
! 135–139 Curtain Road
EC2A 3BX
020 7739 1869
! scp.co.uk
! Old Street/
Sat 9.30am–6pm
Sun 11am–5pm
!
New designs by Fort Standard, Mark McGinnis, Reiko
Kaneko, Lucy Kurrein, Donna Wilson and Terence
Woodgate. SCP East also presents the 3rd edition of
SCP Design Department Store, stocking a beautiful
selection of products by American brands Lostine,
The American Design Club and Roll & Hill.
Constantly evolving, always thought provoking, trade
shows Tent London and Super Brands London have
carved out an impressive reputation as an anchor
of the London Design Festival, a beacon for anyone
looking to discover the best contemporary design. The
11-acre East London hub is well known for presenting
extraordinary interiors products from 240 established
global brands, independents and undiscovered talents,
as well as country/gallery showcases. The four-day
event also includes a roster of inspiring talks,
graduate show Brink, and engaging installations –
Project Spaces and the Super Design Gallery. A firm
Festival favourite.
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100% Norway is 10
This year we are thrilled to announce the most exciting
line-up yet for our 10th anniversary show. We’re also
bringing the sun all the way from Tromsø! Norwegian
design is set to light up London like never before.
East 173
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Tent London: Four Seasons
in Shanghai
14 15 16 17 18
19 20 21 22 23
14 15 16 17 18
19 20 21 22 23
! Dray Walk Gallery
! First floor
Dray Walk (private road)
off Brick Lane/
Hanbury Street
E1 6QL
! 100percentnorway.com
Old Street
! Thu 10am–7pm
Sun 11am–6pm
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Tent London: Crafts
Council of Ireland
Vernacular
14 15 16 17 18
19 20 21 22 23
! Ground Floor
Gallery 13 @ Tent London
Old Truman Brewery
Elys Yard,
off Hanbury Street
E1 6QR
! ccoi.ie
Liverpool Street
! Thu 10am–7pm
Sun 11am–6pm
The exhibition will capture the scenes rooted in the daily
lives of Shanghai people – the furniture and products,
from both famous local brands and avant-garde
individual designers, reveal the spirit of the modern
Shanghaiese, while also showing the rapid growth in
Shanghai’s design industry.
Old Truman Brewery
Hanbury Street
E1 6QR
! creativecity.sh.cn
Old Street
! Thu 10am–7pm
Sun 11am–6pm
Vernacular focuses on intelligent collaborations of
indigenous materials and processes with contemporary
design, to express the constantly evolving story of Irish
craft. The show is curated by Ann Mulrooney and Steven
McNamara and presented by the National Craft Gallery
of Ireland.
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14 15 16 17 18
19 20 21 22 23
! T4-A Hall
First floor
Old Truman Brewery
Hanbury Street
E1 6QR
! ccimarketing.org.tw
Old Street
! Thu 10am–7pm
Sun 11am–6pm
The Ministry of Culture and Taiwan Design Centre
are proud to present Fresh Taiwan at Tent London.
Taiwanese designers have transformed traditional
materials such as bamboo and wood, turning them into
innovative and modern home accessories, while also
showing the beauty of nature.
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Tent London:
Kyoto Group
Crafted in Kyoto / +noma
14 15 16 17 18
19 20 21 22 23
Renowned city of Kyoto presents the finest Japanese
craftsmanship. Six companies introduce exquisite skill
in their products, including handmade bamboo chairs
and delicately finished ceramic lamps. A series of live
demonstrations of traditional handiwork is planned.
Design partners are welcomed.
! K15, Hall T5
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Tent London:
Shapes of Hungary
14 15 16 17 18
19 20 21 22 23
First floor
Old Truman Brewery
Hanbury Street
E1 6QR
! tentlondon.co.uk/visit
Old Street
! Thu 10am–7pm
Sun 11am–6pm
A collection of young designers, connected by a
pragmatic and intelligent approach to their work,
present thoughtful objects that respond to research,
explore process and observe behaviour.
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Teroforma
Colonial Common – a Filling
Station by Teroforma
14 15 16 17 18
19 20 21 22 23
14 15 16 17 18
19 20 21 22 23
! Wilkes Street Gallery
! 1 Kingsland Road
@ TENT London
4 Wilkes Street
E1 6QF
! 07521 708030
! gotnous.co.uk
! Tue–Sun 10am–9pm
This year the Hungarian stand gives an overview
of contemporary Hungarian design through the
appearance of 10 singular designer and creative
teams. The designers’ works highlight the unique
vision, problem-solving capacity and high degree
of specialised knowledge of the designer.
! T2 Hall
Tent London
Old Truman Brewery
Elys Yard, off Hanbury
Street
E1 6QR
! yokotake.co.jp/e_pages/
products.htm
Liverpool Street
! Thu 10am–7pm
Sun 11am–6pm
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Tent London: Nous
East 175
Shoreditch
E2 8DA
! 020 7729 5188
! teroforma.com
! Old Street
! Mon–Sun 4pm–9pm
All the uncommonly intriguing aspects of the American
small-batch bourbon and sipping whiskey culture touch
down in London for the delight and merriment of all in
common. US-based design brand Teroforma presents
a range of events each day: tastings, cocktails, lowcountry cooking and high design.
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Three-Four
14 15 16 17 18
19 20 21 22 23
Three-Four is an amorphic group of designermakers consisting of Room 9, James Tattersall, Katy
Goutefangea and Greg Cox. For the London Design
Festival 2013 they will be presenting furniture, lighting
and print on Sclater Street – a stone’s throw from Brick
Lane and Shoreditch High Street.
! The Annexe
14 15 16 17 18
19 20 21 22 23
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Uniform Wares
12:Details
14 15 16 17 18
19 20 21 22 23
Uniform Wares continues its collaboration with
creative individuals through a photography exhibition
to celebrate the launch of its 104 Series and 351
Series watches. Entitled 12:Details, the show features
photographs of Uniform Wares watch owners who
share the brand’s obsession for detail.
! 81 Leonard Street Gallery
93–95 Sclater Street
E1 6HR
! 07841 659382
! three-four.co.uk
! Thu 10am–8.30pm
Sun 12pm–6pm
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Tord Boontje
Magnetic Fields
East 177
81 Leonard Street
EC2A 4QS
! 020 7923 7827
! uniformwares.com
Liverpool Street
! Tue 10am–9.30pm
Wed 12pm–6pm
Thu 12pm–6pm
Tord Boontje’s 1991 graduation project was an
investigation into interference pigments; he has
revisited this exploration culminating in new work:
Magnetic Fields. Cast resin slabs with an eerie depth
and beautiful embedded three-dimensional patterns
of electro magnetic movement allude to dark sci-fi.
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The Designed Child
14 15 16 17 18
19 20 21 22 23
The V&A Museum of Childhood hosts a series of
workshops and talks with East London designers
exploring the theme of design for (and inspired by)
children. More information on
www.museumofchildhood.org.uk
Free, drop in. Suitable for all ages.
! Tord Boontje Shop
23 Charlotte Road
EC2A 3PB
! 020 7717 5398
! tordboontje.com
! Old Street/
! Mon, Wed–Sat 11am–6pm
Tue 11am–8pm
Sun 12pm–5pm
! V&A Museum of Childhood
Cambridge Heath Road
E2 9PA
! 020 8983 5200
! museumofchildhood.org.uk
! Bethnal Green
! 10am–5pm
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Viaduct
Show 7 – Muller Van Severen
14 15 16 17 18
19 20 21 22 23
Viaduct will be hosting an exhibition of furniture by
Muller Van Severen. Fien Muller and Hannes Van
Severen’s unique design pieces are minimal in form
and detailing but maximal in their usability and use of
materials. This show will feature as part of Clerkenwell
Design Quarter.
! Viaduct
14 15 16 17 18
19 20 21 22 23
! 20 Clerkenwell Green
EC1R 0DP
! 07949 942994
! madebyworks.com
! Farringdon/Angel/Barbican/
Old Street/Chancery Lane
! Tue 10am–9pm
Wed–Sat 10am–6pm
Sun 10am–3pm
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YourStudio
Oh Me Oh My: A design
landscape of the British Isles
14 15 16 17 18
19 20 21 22 23
! Ground Floor Studio
1–10 Summers Street
EC1R 5BD
! 020 7278 8456
! viaduct.co.uk
! Farringdon/Chancery Lane
Sat 10.30am–4pm
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WORKS Collective
Made by Works
East 179
54 Rivington Street
EC2A 3QN
! 07931 961501
! weareyourstudio.com
! Old Street
WORKS is a collective of recent RCA graduates,
formed in 2012. For the London Design Festival
2013 our collective is focusing on one of the original
motivators for design – the effortless connection
between the maker, the product and the user. We are
going to present highly creative and unique works, in
a shop context.
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Zaha Hadid Design
ZHD Gallery
14 15 16 17 18
19 20 21 22 23
! 101 Goswell Road
EC1V 7EZ
020 8005 8333
! zaha-hadid-design.com
! Barbican
! Mon–Sun 12pm–6pm
!
From Spode pottery to Sheffield silversmithing, the
British Isles has always been a heartland of crafts,
industry and creativity. In this installation we present
a selection of Britain’s new wave of designers,
artisans and makers to create an ode to the future
of British design. Private view Friday 13 September
by invitation.
The window will be viewable during working hours
Monday–Friday and at weekends.
Zaha Hadid Design Gallery launches a unique Sonic
Installation and presents the studio’s latest product
and furniture designs. Limited pre-booked tours will
offer access to an exhibition showcasing an impressive
collection of architecture models from the archive.
See zaha-hadid-design.com for more info.
West at a glance
108 100% Design
108 100% Design: British European
Design Group
108 100% Design: smart
108 100% Design: Todd Bracher for
3M Architectural Markets
109 1882 Ltd.
110 Aaronson Noon
111 Adam Mickiewicz Institute and
Creative Project Foundation
112 Ally Capellino
113 Anthropologie
114 Arthur Analts and Rudolph Strelis
115 B&B Italia
116 Bespoke Sofa London
117 Best & Lloyd
118 Boffi
119 Brunel University Design School
120 C.P. Hart Bathrooms
121 Cassina
122 Christopher Wray
123 Colbourns Hand Tufted Carpets
and Rugs
124 David Mellor Design
125 Decorex International
126 Design Centre Chelsea Harbour
127 Designers Guild
128 George Smith
129 Go Modern
130 Great Western Studios
131 Habitat
132 Harriet Anstruther Studio
133 Jab Anstoetz
134 John Cullen Lighting
135 Jonathan Adler
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Joss Graham Gallery
Knots Rugs
Lapicida
LINLEY
London Print Studio
Made.com
Marc de Berny
Matthew Wailes
Mint
Moooi
The Mosaic Rooms
Nigel Coates
Nya Nordiska
PM Gallery
Promemoria
Roca London Gallery
Royal College of Art
The Rug Company
Savoir Beds
SCP
Sebastian Bergne
Serpentine Gallery
Skandium
Smallbone
Squint
Staffan Tollgård Design Store
Sub-Zero & Wolf
Tom Dixon
Victoria and Albert Museum
Vessel Gallery
Villaverde
The Willer Gallery
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100% Design
14 15 16 17 18
19 20 21 22 23
! Earls Court
Exhibition Centre 2
Warwick Road
SW5 9TA
! 020 3225 5200
! 100percentdesign.co.uk
! Earls Court/
West Brompton
! Wed, Fri 10am–7pm
Thu 10am–9pm
Sat 10am–6pm
(Public permitted to attend)
WiFi available
100% Design, the UK’s biggest design event covering
20,000sqm, has more creative content than any other
show. This year sees 3D Home Factory, a retail of
the future concept by Zaha Hadid/Samsung, interior
accessories at Super Design Market, Farm Kitchen,
Hanging Rooms by workplace designers Tilt, Future
Bathrooms, Future Pioneers by the Design Council,
Delight in Light, Textile Futures by Central Saint
Martins and Materials Atelier by Material Lab, as well
as a dedicated international section. Benjamin
Hubert’s Amass will house “Talks With 100% Design”,
including Giulio Cappellini, Richard Rogers, BIID and
Tom Dyckhoff.
West 183
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100% Design: British
European Design Group
HOMEGROWN – HANDMADE: Designing a
sustainable future
14 15 16 17 18
19 20 21 22 23
HOMEGROWN – HANDMADE: Designing a
sustainable future.
The British European Design Group returns to 100%
Design showcasing inspired examples of sustainable
design products from its recent international exhibitions.
! Earls Court Exhibition
Centre 2
Warwick Road
SW5 9TA
! bedg.org
! Earls Court/
West Brompton
Thu 10am–9pm
Sat 10am–6pm
WiFi available
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100% Design: smart
smart ebike design tours
14 15 16 17 18
19 20 21 22 23
Centre 2
Warwick Road
SW5 9TA
! betterymagazine.com/
designtour
! Earls Court/
West Brompton
Thu 10am–9pm
Sat 10am–6pm
WiFi available
Starting at 100% Design, the guided smart ebike
design tours allow you to experience the most
exciting hotspots of the Festival. Join a tour or stop
by for a short test drive and enjoy the adventure of
electric mobility! Find out more at betterymagazine.
com/designtour
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100% Design:
Todd Bracher for 3M
Lightfalls by Todd Bracher
for 3M Architectural Markets
14 15 16 17 18
19 20 21 22 23
Based on 3M’s tradition of innovation, technological
know-how and information resources, 3M Architectural
Markets offers flexible, creative and technologically
advanced surface finishing and lighting solutions for
architecture and interior design.
Stand E170, 100% Design.
14 15 16 17 18
19 20 21 22 23
! Paper Tiger
The Basement
10 Exhibition Road
SW7 2HF
! 1882ltd.com
! South Kensington
! 10am–6pm
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Aaronson Noon
The Glass Space
14 15 16 17 18
19 20 21 22 23
Aaronson Noon’s new glass showroom is exhibiting
spectacular handblown glass sculptures from two of
Adam Aaronson’s recent installations. These large-scale
glass works investigate the dividing lines between
craft and art. There is a talk by Adam Aaronson,
“Glassblowing for Contemporary Design”, on
18 September, 6pm–8pm.
! Units 31–34 Worlds End
Centre 2
Warwick Road
SW5 9TA
! 3MArchitecturalMarkets.
com
toddbracher.net
! Earls Court/
West Brompton
Thu 10am–9pm
Sat 10am–6pm
WiFi available
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1882 Ltd
Sand and Clay
West 185
Studios
134 Lots Road
SW10 0RJ
! 020 7610 3344
! aaronsonnoon.com
! Imperial Wharf
Sand and Clay – new works by Max Lamb, Philippe
Malouin and Fort Standard. In 1882 the Johnson
Brothers began producing ceramics in the heart of
the Stoke-on-Trent Potteries. 130 years later,1882 Ltd
continues the Johnson legacy with the launch of two
collections of fine bone china.
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Adam Mickiewicz
Institute and Creative
Project Foundation
Young Creative Poland:
4 Years On
14 15 16 17 18
19 20 21 22 23
Four years on from a successful exhibition celebrating
Young Creative Poland, the Adam Mickiewicz
Institute (Warsaw), together with the Creative Project
Foundation, bring Polish design back to the Brompton
Design District. The carefully curated exhibition will
feature state-of-the-art Polish design.
! Ognisko Polskie
14 15 16 17 18
19 20 21 22 23
! 312 Portobello Road
W10 5RU
! 020 8964 1022
! allycapellino.co.uk
! Ladbroke Grove
113
Anthropologie
Render by Molly Hatch
14 15 16 17 18
19 20 21 22 23
Anthropologie’s Gallery is showing a collection of “plate
paintings” by the ceramicist Molly Hatch. Entitled
Render, the work takes inspiration from the textile
and ceramic archives she unearthed in the V&A. Polly
Leonard of Selvedge Magazine will hold an in-store talk
with Molly on 17 September at 6pm.
! 131–141 King’s Road
(Polish Hearth Club)
55 Exhibition Road
SW7 2PN
! 020 3214 3128
! youngcreativepoland.com
! South Kensington
! 11am–6pm
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Ally Capellino
Bums on Seats at
Ally Capellino West
West 187
SW3 4PW
020 7349 3110
! anthropologie.eu
! Sloane Square/
South Kensington
Sun 12pm–6pm
!
London accessories designer Ally Capellino brings
her design aesthetic to the tubular stacking chair, with
eight variations on a theme. These iconic British made
chairs have been adapted at their Hackney factory
using materials and techniques used in the designer’s
signature leather bags.
114
Arthur Analts and
Rudolph Strelis
Bridge collection at Bamford
14 15 16 17 18
19 20 21 22 23
! Bamford
169 Draycott Avenue
SW3 3AJ
! 020 7589 8729
! analts.com
! South Kensington
Inspired by the construction of iconic bridges around
the globe, eye-catching rhythms of geometry have
been captured in this birch furniture collection.
Symbolic of the structure and patterns in our lives,
we invite you to break the matrix for a day and visit
us at Bamford.
115
B&B Italia
Sleep by Design
14 15 16 17 18
19 20 21 22 23
B&B Italia invites you to discover the new 2013 beds by
Antonio Citterio, Patricia Urquiola, Naoto Fukasawa and
Gabriele and Oscar Buratti. Special settings and videos
will reveal the concept behind the products as well as
designers’ personal attitudes and habits in their own
“sleep by design”.
! 559 Kings Road
SW6 2EB
! 020 7736 9900
! bespokesofalondon.co.uk
! Fulham Broadway Station
! Mon–Sat 10am–5.30pm
14 15 16 17 18
19 20 21 22 23
Best & Lloyd and John Cullen present A Light
Discussion in conjunction with renowned interior
designer Emily Todhunter. Emily will review the
importance and considerations of decorative lighting
and Sally Storey will show how creative lighting
techniques can transform the house and garden.
566 Kings Road
SW6 2DY
! 020 7371 5400
! bestandlloyd.com
! Fulham Broadway
! 4.30pm–6pm
250 Brompton Road
SW3 2AS
! 020 7591 8111
! bebitalia.com
! South Kensington
Sun 12pm–5pm
14 15 16 17 18
19 20 21 22 23
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Best & Lloyd
A Light Discussion
! Best & Lloyd
! B&B Italia Store
116
Bespoke Sofa London
Summer event
West 189
We create entirely tailored furniture with tremendous
precision to meet our customers’ lifestyles and needs.
Premium quality materials and individual tastes are
combined with custom measurements to ensure
optimum comfort and to fashion the finest pieces
of furniture.
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Boffi
Boffi Chelsea and Arabeschi
di Latte at London Design
Festival 2013
14 15 16 17 18
19 20 21 22 23
! 254 Brompton Road
SW3 2AS
020 7590 8910
! boffiuk.com
! South Kensington
!
Boffi Chelsea presents for the first time in the UK
the new K20 kitchen by Norbert Wangen through a
collaboration with food design studio Arabeschi di
Latte. The showroom will become a postproduction lab
where traditional food processing actions will turn food
products into unique artefacts.
119
Brunel University
Design School
Food and Packaging
Innovation
14 15 16 17 18
19 20 21 22 23
Brunel and Nottingham Universities will be launching
and showcasing forward looking “open innovation”
opportunities for the food and packaging industries
to get involved with product and service innovation,
including the £2.4m ICT in Manufacturing research
project and Co-Innovate initiative.
! The Old Vinyl Factory
14 15 16 17 18
19 20 21 22 23
! C.P. Hart Chelsea
243–245 Fulham Road
SW3 6HY
! cphart.co.uk
! South Kensington
! 9am–8pm
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Cassina
Karl Lagerfeld
photographie Cassina
14 15 16 17 18
19 20 21 22 23
! 238–242 Brompton Road
Blyth Road
Hayes
Middlesex
UB3 1HA
! designplus.org.uk
! Hayes (from London
Paddington)
! 10am–4pm
120
C.P. Hart Bathrooms
C.P. Hart Chelsea
Showroom Launch
West 191
SW3 2BB
020 7584 0000
! cassina.com/london
! South Kensington/
Knightsbridge
10am–6.30pm
Thu 10am–7pm
Sun 12pm–6pm
WiFi available
!
C.P. Hart opens a bathroom showroom in Chelsea
during the London Design Festival. A working studio
for architects and designers with innovative product
displays and technology, the showroom will feature a
dramatic lighting sculpture by Jason Bruges. Launch
activities will run throughout the week.
Cassina opens its doors to the creativity of icon Karl
Lagerfeld and presents Karl Lagerfeld photographie
Cassina. A connoisseur of contemporary design, the
union with Cassina is a natural evolution of his passion
for beautiful and timeless furniture. This is the first
time that Lagerfeld has carried out a photographic
project such as this. A selection of iconic designs have
been placed under his careful eye and via his lens
the furniture becomes part of his sophisticated style
and reveals a striking visual narrative – inviting us to
contemplate their meaning and rediscover the designs
with a new sensitivity.
An installation of iconic Cassina designs is presented
to accompany the prints, bringing the pieces to life,
creating a connection between the abstract and
the real.
West 193
122
Christopher Wray
From inspiration to illumination
– the process of creating a
new decorative light fitting
14 15 16 17 18
19 20 21 22 23
Christopher Wray, one of the UK’s oldest and
best-known names in lighting retail, is working with
Charles Levi to showcase a new range of classic fittings
with a contemporary twist and present the process
behind developing a new design from the conceptual
idea through to the finished product.
! 5 Sotheron Place
Michael Road
(Off King’s Road)
SW6 2EJ
! 020 7013 0180
! christopherwray.com
! Fulham Broadway/
Imperial Wharf
! All Day
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Colbourns Hand Tufted
Carpets and Rugs
Summer Showcase
14 15 16 17 18
19 20 21 22 23
! Studio 11
65–69 Lots Road
Chelsea
SW10 0RN
! 020 7352 8335
! colbourns.com
! Imperial Wharf
! Mon–Fri
12.30pm–5.30pm
Colbourns will be showcasing the very best of its
design portfolio, which includes innovative sculpted
rugs, geometrics and floral designs. The showroom will
be open to trade and retail clients who wish to stop by
for advice and carpet inspiration.
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David Mellor Design
100 Years of Stainless Steel
14 15 16 17 18
19 20 21 22 23
To celebrate the 100th anniversary of stainless steel
being invented in Sheffield, David Mellor will be showing
some of its most recent and historic ground-breaking
designs. The properties of stainless steel make it a
designer’s dream – a material that has truly helped
shape the modern world.
! David Mellor
4 Sloane Square
SW1W 8EE
! 020 7730 4259
! davidmellordesign.co.uk
! Sloane Square
Sun 11am–5pm
West 195
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Decorex International
Decorex has moved!
14 15 16 17 18
19 20 21 22 23
! Perks Field & The Orangery
Kensington Palace
W8 4PX
! 020 7921 8406
! decorex.com
! Queensway/
Notting Hill Gate/
High Street Kensington
! 10am–6pm (trade only)
WiFi available
At our new home, Perks Field & The Orangery,
Kensington Palace you will find:
The industry’s most established design event; two
new exciting feature destinations, welcoming first time
exhibitors, positioned perfectly next to the beautiful
Queen Anne Orangery; over 300 International design
companies; award-winning Kit Kemp’s Silk Route
themed entrance feature; internationally acclaimed
Martin Brudnizki’s Champagne Bar.
Join us to experience the unveiling of new products by
international names... plus much more...
Ps. Don’t miss the Decorex seminar on “Hidden
London” as part of the London Design Festival at the
V&A on Thursday 19 September at 4pm.
Decorex International runs from 22–25 September.
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Design Centre
Chelsea Harbour
Focus/13
14 15 16 17 18
19 20 21 22 23
! Design Centre
Chelsea Harbour
Lots Road
SW10 0XE
! 020 7225 9166
! dcch.co.uk
! Imperial Wharf
! 10am–6pm
Focus/13 is dedicated to inspire, inform and deliver the
best in international design. Discover world-class talent
and get connected at the legendary creative hub of
Design Centre, Chelsea Harbour. It brings together the
people who matter in design for an inspiring exchange
of ideas and collection launches. From talks with global
names, curated tours and design installations, it is
unmissable. Add to this courtesy transport, plus 99
showrooms with more than 500 international brands
showcasing new collections and hosting bespoke
events, as well as external participants – all under
one roof.
Focus/13 runs from 22–25 September.
West 197
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Designers Guild
Autumn collections 2013
14 15 16 17 18
19 20 21 22 23
Fabulous new collections inspired by the wonders
of the Silk Route… stunning new accessories
and furniture… Tricia Guild’s new book Colour
Deconstructed… launch party Thursday 19 September
6pm all welcome… Kathy Dalwood’s Sculptural
Banquet – The Secret Society and much much more…
! 267–277 Kings Road
SW3 5EN
020 7351 5775
! designersguild.com
! Sloane Square
! 10am–6pm
!
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George Smith
Upholstery demonstration
14 15 16 17 18
19 20 21 22 23
! George Smith Ltd
587–589 Kings Road
SW6 2EH
! 07887 836 568
! georgesmith.co.uk
! Fulham Broadway
! 11am–12.30pm
A demonstration by one of George Smith’s expert
upholsterers taking place in their showroom in the
Chelsea Design Quarter. Showcasing the processes
and techniques used in creating their handmade
furniture from bare frame to finished product.
RSVP required.
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Go Modern
Open Day
14 15 16 17 18
19 20 21 22 23
Go Modern will be having an Open House all day. Our
specialist design team can take you through all we do
and the CAD services we offer from our 36 suppliers.
We are here to help you with everything from a single
chair to large projects.
! Go Modern Ltd
14 15 16 17 18
19 20 21 22 23
! Great Western Studios
65 Alfred Road
W2 5EU
! 020 7221 0100
! greatwesternstudios.com
! Royal Oak
Weekends by request
WiFi available
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Habitat
Graphic Africa
14 15 16 17 18
19 20 21 22 23
! Platform at Habitat
565 Kings Road
SW6 2EB
! 020 7731 9540
! gomodern.co.uk
! Fulham Broadway
! 9am–9pm
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Great Western Studios
1 to 1: Inside Design
with PearsonLloyd
West 199
208 King’s Road
Chelsea
SW3 5XP
! 0844 4991144
! habitat.co.uk
designnetworkafrica.org
! Sloane Square
! Thu–Sat 10am–6.30pm
Sun 12pm–6pm
WiFi available
Industrial design studio PearsonLloyd will present
1 to 1: Inside Design with PearsonLloyd (13–23
September) an exhibition at Great Western Studios
exploring their recent work, design process and the
ongoing themes that drive their thinking.
Curated by Source, Graphic Africa will showcase a
thoroughly contemporary aesthetic, with important
work by 16 leading designers from 10 countries in East,
West and Southern Africa, for Design Network Africa,
a CKU project. Over 20 pieces of new furniture, and a
capsule collection of ceramics, glassware and lighting
all drawing from the most contemporary interpretation
of African pattern and scale will be featured. As part
of the exhibition, Habitat is collaborating directly with
one of the designers to create a limited edition textile
collection based on “mud cloth” techniques. The
result will be a collection of home textiles, exclusive
to Habitat.
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A series of events within a
Slashstroke Space Warp
14 15 16 17 18
19 20 21 22 23
HAS presents a photo booth with a difference – an
everyday bedsit is transformed into a multi-dimensional
space in which you may pose for, and take away, a
souvenir snapshot. A varied programme of workshops,
recitals and exhibitions will unfold throughout the
festival, check our website for details.
! JAB Anstoetz
17 The Boulevard
Imperial Wharf
SW6 2UB
! 020 7348 6620
! jab-uk.co.uk
! Imperial Wharf
! Mon 9am–9pm
Tue–Fri 9am–5pm
14 15 16 17 18
19 20 21 22 23
John Cullen introduces the latest energy-efficient LED
lighting for the house and garden. The state-of-the-art
fittings can be seen in our unique lighting pod and the
room sets of the “John Cullen House”. Call to book a
place at “A Light Discussion” with Emily Todhunter at
4.30pm on 16 September.
SW6 2EB
020 7371 5400
! johncullenlighting.co.uk
! Fulham Broadway/
Imperial Wharf
! 10am–5pm
South Kensington
SW7 2JE
! 020 7584 4776
! harrietanstruther.com
! South Kensington
! TBC – check website
14 15 16 17 18
19 20 21 22 23
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A Light Discussion
! 1a Cromwell Place
133
Jab Anstoetz
Out of the Dark themed
bar and installation
West 201
JAB Anstoetz, leading fabric and design house, will
feature an Out of the Dark bar and window installation
at JAB’s Imperial Wharf location. Out of the Dark is a
charity that recycles, restores and revamps salvaged
furniture as a means to train, educate and employ
young people from disadvantaged backgrounds.
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Jonathan Adler
Peace and Love from
Jonathan Adler + India Hicks
14 15 16 17 18
19 20 21 22 23
! 60 Sloane Avenue
SW3 3DD
020 7589 9563
! uk.jonathanadler.com
! Sloane Square
Sun 12pm–6pm
Peace and Love from Jonathan Adler + India Hicks.
View a dramatic window installation created by India
Hicks and Jonathan Adler at his London boutique,
featuring a large-scale deconstructed interpretation
of peace and love.
136
Joss Graham Gallery
Light on India
14 15 16 17 18
19 20 21 22 23
Joss Graham presents new works from London artist
and textile designer Nigel Atkinson. A new series of
panels that explore the effects of light on intricate
hand embroidered and woven textiles designed in
collaboration with makers in India and Japan.
! 10 Eccleston Street
SW1W 9LT
020 7730 4370
! jossgraham.com
! Victoria
!
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Knots Rugs
2014 Collection Preview
14 15 16 17 18
19 20 21 22 23
! 595 Kings Road
SW6 2EL
020 7471 4707
! knotsrugs.co.uk
! Fulham Broadway/
Parsons Green/
Imperial Wharf
! 6pm–9pm
!
Knots Rugs is delighted to be part of the London
Design Festival and is happy to present new editions
to the already highly acclaimed collections. They are
hosting a drinks evening on 16 September from 6pm
to 9pm together with Missoni Home who will preview
their latest pieces.
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Laetitia de Allegri
– Eva Feldkamp
Issue No.1
14 15 16 17 18
19 20 21 22 23
Laetitia de Allegri and Eva Feldkamp present their first
pieces in collaboration. Issue No. 1 features a new
series of works, as well as past projects they revisited
for this solo show. The exhibition space functions as
a frame to let the design objects tell their story in a
landscape of colours.
! 533 Kings Road
(entrance on Lots Road)
SW10 0TZ
! 020 3012 1000
! lapicida.com
! Imperial Wharf
! 6.30pm–8.30pm
14 15 16 17 18
19 20 21 22 23
Leather Chairs of Bath have been working with
Royal College of Art student Emanuel Rohss, who is
interested in the complexities of three-dimensional form
in everyday objects. Some of Emanuel’s work will be
on display in our showroom at 600 King’s Road during
the Festival.
600 Kings Road
SW6 2DX
! 020 7731 1198
! leatherchairs.co.uk
! Fulham Broadway
! 10am–8pm
Estate Agents
71 Walton Street
SW3 2HT
! 020 7581 2216
! South Kensington
Thu 10am–10pm
Sat 10am–6pm
Sun 10am–5pm
14 15 16 17 18
19 20 21 22 23
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Late Opening
! Leather Chairs of Bath
! At the back of Maskells
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Lapicida
An Evening with Bethan Gray
West 205
In conversation, Bethan Gray talks about her approach
to design and exciting collaboration with Lapicida,
which is producing contemporary masterpieces in
stone. Elements from their first series of works, such as
the Herringbone Table, will show alongside new works
in progress.
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LINLEY
Simon Hasan: Veneers
of Imperfection
14 15 16 17 18
19 20 21 22 23
! LINLEY Belgravia
60 Pimlico Road
SW1W 8LP
! 020 7730 7300
! davidlinley.com
! Sloane Square
Thu 10am–8pm
Sat 10am–5pm
LINLEY unveils a new furniture collection designed
by Simon Hasan. The collection signifies the brand’s
shift towards contemporary design under the creative
directorship of Alex Isaac. Veneers of Imperfection
rethinks the LINLEY tradition of craftsmanship
combining it with boldness and imagination.
142
London Print Studio
Unfold – a Celebration of
Contemporary Artist Books
and Book Designs
Unfold a celebration of contemporary artist books and
book design. Exhibition opening party, 14 September
6pm–8.30pm. Open Studios – meet studio artists,
14 September 2pm–6pm.
14 15 16 17 18
19 20 21 22 23
! London Print Studio
14 15 16 17 18
19 20 21 22 23
! Ninth Floor
Newcombe House
45 Notting Hill Gate
W11 3LQ
! 0845 557 6888
! made.com
! Notting Hill Gate
WiFi available
144
Marc de Berny
14 15 16 17 18
19 20 21 22 23
! 46 Bourne Street
425 Harrow Road
W10 4RE
! 020 8964 0008
! londonprintstudio.org.uk
! Westbourne Park
! Tue–Sat 10am–5.30pm
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Made.com
Made.com Showroom,
New Collections
West 207
SW1W 8JD
020 7730 9020
! marcdeberny.com
! Sloane Square
! Thu–Fri 10am–7pm,
!
This September we are proud to display the latest from
our inspirational designer collaborators, including Hugh
Leader-Williams and Simon Denzel. Visit our Notting Hill
showroom to see the new collections, enjoy panoramic
views and cast your vote on three shortlisted entries for
our design awards.
Marc de Berny is launching two new collections:
La Sparks designed by Jean-Louis Deniot, and
Munira designed by Francis Sultana. These two
collections celebrate the renaissance of the de
Berny name, once a renowned furniture house at
Chateau de Berny in the 19th century, which now
as its own brand takes the stage in 2013 as Marc
de Berny. With projects ranging from bespoke
pieces for private residences to palaces, Marc de
Berny has been creating sophisticated and star
pieces for interiors and hotels around the world.
Exhibition runs from 19–29 September.
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Matthew Wailes
New Product Launch for
Hand Knotted Rugs and
Cashmere Throws
14 15 16 17 18
19 20 21 22 23
Come and enjoy our Open Day at our Chelsea
Studio in Lots Road. We are showcasing our new
beautiful hand knotted rugs. Each piece in this
constantly evolving collection is one of a kind
from simple harmonious textures to eye catching
colour and patterns.
! 0.15 (Ground floor)
14 15 16 17 18
19 20 21 22 23
! 2 North Terrace
Alexander Square
SW3 2BA
! 020 7225 2228
! mintshop.co.uk
! South Kensington
Sun 11am–5pm
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Moooi
Find your way home to
Moooi’s Unexpected
Welcome at Moooi London
14 15 16 17 18
19 20 21 22 23
Moooi London will be magically transformed into
several iconic and colourfully dressed living quarters.
The interiors will be dressed with an irresistible blend
of exquisite richness and colourful playfulness,
including items from the current collection and many
new creations.
! The White Building
Worlds End Studios
132–134 Lots Road
Chelsea
SW10 0RJ
! 020 7349 7168
! matthewwailes.com
! Imperial Wharf/
Fulham Broadway
! 9am–7.30pm
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Mint
Cabinets of Curiosity
West 209
Portobello Dock
555 Harrow Road
W10 4RH
! 020 8962 5691
! moooi.com
! Ladbroke Grove
Sun 11am–5pm
Mint showcases a highly international and eclectic
selection of works inspired by the theme of curiosity
and wonder. Focusing on the identity of objects,
the exhibition features works from Sweden and the
Czech Republic, including Krehky Gallery, plus over
50 upcoming and established designers.
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The Mosaic Rooms
HOME
14 15 16 17 18
19 20 21 22 23
! The Mosaic Rooms
226 Cromwell Road
SW5 0SW
! 020 7370 9990
! mosaicrooms.org
! Earls Court
The Mosaic Rooms is pleased to present a mixed
media exhibition including furniture and objects,
photomontage artworks, oral history testimonies and
artist reflections, resulting from our various projects,
each exploring notions of home. There will also be a
pop-up shop with contemporary domestic objects.
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Nigel Coates
Exploded: Works on paper
from the Nigel Coates archive
14 15 16 17 18
19 20 21 22 23
Upturning convention, in the 1980s Coates discovered
an expressionistic architectural drawing style that
captures the dynamics of space. With many works
shown for the first time, this unique show bridges the
built and the imaginary, the building and the object.
! 25 Thurloe Street
151
PM Gallery
Out of the Shadows:
MacDonald Gill
14 15 16 17 18
19 20 21 22 23
Walpole Park
Ealing
W5 5EQ
! 020 8567 1227
! ealing.gov.uk/
pmgalleryandhouse
! Ealing Broadway
! Tue–Fri, Sun 1pm–5pm
Sat 11am–5pm
TEX GLASS® – a unique fusion of textiles and glass.
Presentation covering: general overview, benefits, range
and ways of using TEX GLASS® in interiors.
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Promemoria
Bronze
14 15 16 17 18
19 20 21 22 23
14 15 16 17 18
19 20 21 22 23
! 132–134 Lots Road
! 99–101 Pimlico Road
SW10 0RJ
! 0800 069 9610
! nya.com
! Imperial Wharf/
Fulham Broadway
! 6pm–11pm
A major retrospective of the work of MacDonald (Max)
Gill – a highly influential figure in the field of graphic
design at the turn of the century – makes its London
debut. This exhibition includes the innovative pictorial
maps for which he was best known, as well as rarely
exhibited original artworks.
! PM Gallery & House
SW7 2LQ
020 7838 1068
! nigelcoates.com
! South Kensington
! 10am–6pm
150
Nya Nordiska
TEX GLASS® – a unique
fusion of textiles and glass
West 211
SW1W 8PH
020 7730 2514
! promemoria.com
! Sloane Square
! 10am–7pm
!
Promemoria presents its latest designs dedicated to
bronze. Four pieces with as many brides: bronze with
velvet, bronze with onyx, bronze with rosewood and,
finally, bronze with ebony.
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Roca London Gallery
14 15 16 17 18
19 20 21 22 23
Design Exquis, an exhibition inspired by the collective
method of creation known as Exquisite Corpse, is
coming to the Roca London Gallery for its third edition.
The concept involves a chain of designers responding
in turn to an object created by their predecessor
through their own design language.
! Station Court
14 15 16 17 18
19 20 21 22 23
! Station Court
Townmead Road
Imperial Wharf
SW6 2PY
! 020 7610 9503
! rocalondongallery.com
! Imperial Wharf
! 6.30pm–8.30pm
WiFi available
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SustainRCA Show
& Awards 2013
14 15 16 17 18
19 20 21 22 23
The SustainRCA Show & Awards 2013 will showcase
some truly inspiring examples of new thinking in
sustainability. This visionary collection of works sets
the new agenda for sustainable perspectives in art
and design, offering innovative, experimental and
playful ideas for the future.
! Royal College of Art
Townmead Road
Imperial Wharf
SW6 2PY
! 020 7610 9503
! rocalondongallery.com
! Imperial Wharf
Sat 11am–5pm
WiFi available
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Roca London Gallery
Meet the Designers of Design
Exquis – Roca Edition
West 213
Kensington Gore
SW7 2EU
! 020 7590 4444
! rca.ac.uk
! High Street Kensington/
South Kensington
! 10am–6pm daily
Discussing the current Design Exquis exhibition at Roca
London Gallery, contributing designers 45 Kilo, Lex Pott
and Jacopo Sarzi will talk through their creative process
and explain their personal response to the collective
design method. Please visit the Roca London Gallery
website for further details.
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The Rug Company
Crossover Creatives
14 15 16 17 18
19 20 21 22 23
! The Rug Company
555 Kings Road
SW6 2EB
! 020 7384 0980
! therugcompany.com
! Parsons Green
An exhibition exploring the translation of catwalk
collections to the home. Renowned for collaborating
with some of today’s leading names in fashion, The
Rug Company showcases new collections from its
Designer Collection.
West 215
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Savoir Beds
Savoir Beds master class
– the art of a handcrafted bed
14 15 16 17 18
19 20 21 22 23
A master craftsman will be hand crafting a Savoir
base, mattress and headboard, showing techniques
in bed making and upholstery such as star lashing,
hand teasing and hand side stitching. Using the finest
natural materials, including pure cashmere and South
American curled horsetail hair.
! Plaza, 4th floor
535 Kings Road
Chelsea
SW10 0SZ
! 020 7731 1293
! savoirbeds.co.uk
! Imperial Wharf/
Fulham Broadway
! 12pm–8pm
DESIGN EXQUIS RoCa EDItIoN
“a dialogue on design through design”
7 September — 16 November 2013
Projects from
Curated by
45 Kilo
Jacopo Sarzi
Lex Pott
Nick Phillips
Studio Swine
Florian Dussopt &
Géraldine Vessière
Station Court, townmead Rd, London SW6 2PY
Imperial Wharf
designexquis.org | facebook.com/DesignExquis | rocalondongallery.com
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SCP
14 15 16 17 18
19 20 21 22 23
! 87 Westbourne Grove
W2 4UL
020 7229 3612
! scp.co.uk
! Notting Hill Gate
! Mon 10am–6pm
Tue–Sat 9.30am–6pm
Sun 11am–5pm
!
SCP West presents a collection of contemporary
lighting by New York based manufacturer Roll & Hill.
A collection of homeware products by Pennsylvanian
brand Lostine will also be on show, as well as new 2013
editions of the Parallel shelving system and Woodgate
sofa system by Terence Woodgate.
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Sebastian Bergne
Nine till Noon
14 15 16 17 18
19 20 21 22 23
Visit designer Sebastian Bergne’s personal studio
to find recent work for Luceplan, Tolix and Verrerie
St-Just, exhibited alongside personal projects and
collected ephemera. Enjoy this unusual creative space
and discuss design with Sebastian over a morning
coffee and slice of cake.
! 2 Ingate Place
14 15 16 17 18
19 20 21 22 23
! Serpentine Gallery
Kensington Gardens
W2 3XA
! 020 7402 6075
! serpentinegallery.org
! Lancaster Gate/
Knightsbridge/South
Kensington
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Skandium
Studio Skandium
14 15 16 17 18
19 20 21 22 23
Studio Skandium will see three design studios exhibit
three completely different yet equally remarkable
products. Each studio will not only present the finished
product, but will also exhibit an insight into their studio’s
work, creating their own mini studio in store.
! 245–249 Brompton Road
Battersea
SW8 3NS
! 020 7622 3333
! sebastianbergne.com
! Queenstown Road
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Serpentine Gallery
Serpentine Gallery Pavilion
2013 designed by
Sou Fujimoto
West 217
SW3 2EP
020 7584 2066
! skandium.com
! South Kensington/
Knightsbridge
Thu 7pm–9pm Launch
evening: design panel
discussion
Sun 11am–5pm
!
The Serpentine Gallery Pavilion 2013 is designed by
multi award-winning Japanese architect Sou Fujimoto.
He is the thirteenth and, at 41, the youngest architect to
accept the invitation to design a temporary structure for
the Serpentine Gallery.
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Smallbone
Smallbone of Devizes explores
themes of precious metals and
verre églomisé
14 15 16 17 18
19 20 21 22 23
! 220 Brompton Road
SW3 2BB
020 7581 9989
! smallbone.co.uk
! South Kensington
! Mon–Wed, Fri 9.30am–6pm
Thu 9.30am–9pm
Sat 10am–5pm
!
Smallbone of Devizes presents a series of craft
workshops and demonstrations exploring themes of
precious metals and verre églomisé and how this is
incorporated in each of its handmade kitchens.
Award-winning silversmith Ndidi Ekubia and decorative
artist Anna James will be showcasing their work.
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Squint
Squint Limited –
Myung Nam An exhibition
14 15 16 17 18
19 20 21 22 23
London-based brand Squint Limited will be hosting
work by leading Korean artist Myung Nam An
throughout the London Design Festival at its South
Kensington emporium as part of the Brompton Design
District table of events.
! 1 North Terrace
14 15 16 17 18
19 20 21 22 23
! Grosvenor Waterside
Gatliff Road
SW1W 8QN
! tollgard.co.uk
! Sloane Square/Victoria
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Sub-Zero & Wolf
Sub-Zero Launch New
Generation Integrated
Products
14 15 16 17 18
19 20 21 22 23
Iconic cooling brand Sub-Zero will be launching its new
generation range of integrated products, to include
column refrigeration, refrigerated drawers and over/
under models. Complete with dual compressor and air
purification system, Sub-Zero offers the finest cooling
appliances in the world.
! 251 Brompton Road
South Kensington
SW3 2BA
! 020 7589 6839
! squintlimited.com
! South Kensington
! Mon–Wed 10am–6pm
Thu 10am–7pm
Sun 12pm–5pm
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Staffan Tollgård
Design Store
West 219
SW3 2EP
0845 250 0010
! subzero-wolf.co.uk
! South Kensington/
Knightsbridge
Sat 10am–5pm
!
Great design deserves to be seen, and to be sold
by designers that can tell its story. Our Design Store
pays homage to the very best brands we work with,
including Autoban, Bocci, Ceccotti Collezioni, Contardi,
Emmemobili, EOQ, Flexform Mood, Meridiani, Neri &
Hu, Stellarworks and Verden Linteloo.
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Tom Dixon
Tom Dixon – The Dock
14 15 16 17 18
19 20 21 22 23
! Portobello Dock
344 Ladbroke Grove
W10 5BU
! 020 7400 0500
! tomdixon.net
! Ladbroke Grove/
Kensal Green/Kensal Rise
Sun 11am–5pm
Tom Dixon
Forty new pieces, ranging from massive primitive
copper-clad tables and book stands to mirror-polished
brass teapots, are shown for the first time in the UK in
an exploration of extreme opposites entitled The Rough
and the Smooth. Also unloading at The Dock is a sneak
peak of prototypes from our secret collaboration with
sports giant adidas and a new book, Dixonary – both
hot off the press, completing the review of a busy year
at Tom Dixon.
The Dock
This year, The Dock, hosted by Tom Dixon, sees the
West London canal-side estate erupt into an emporium
of hyperactive creativity. Product launches, a pop-up
marketplace, cuisine and commerce all champion a
“Made in Britain” ethic, supporting British manufacture
and celebrating the art of craft. Joining Tom Dixon is a
vibrant handmade marketplace where an assortment of
sellers all jostle for space. Moooi reveal their installation
Unexpected Welcome fresh from Milan, and Stevie
Parle’s Dock Kitchen restaurant and Tart bakery are
both in full swing serving lunch, dinner, afternoon tea
and drinks throughout the festival.
West 221
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Victoria and Albert Museum
14 15 16 17 18
19 20 21 22 23
! Victoria and Albert Museum
Cromwell Road
SW7 2RL
! 020 7907 7073
! vam.ac.uk
! South Kensington
! 10am–5.45pm daily
10am–10pm Fri
WiFi available
The London Design Festival returns to the V&A as
its hub venue for the fifth year in 2013, with
installations spanning a broad range of design
disciplines. From glass lighting with Bocci’s chandelier
28.280 by Omer Arbel, to a celebration of graphics in
8–18: The Typographic Circle’s Circular Magazine and
contemporary tableware set in a historic context
by Scholten & Baijings.
See some of the V&A’s extensive collection through
the eyes of renowned designers in God is in the Details
supported by Swarovski, and find a rare insight into the
production process with ALESSI Made in Crusinallo.
The Beauty and the Mastery.
Start your journey through the museum at the Festival
information desk designed by Giles Miller Studio in
collaboration with DuPont™ Corian®, this year situated
in the main entrance.
For more details see pages 30–77.
West 223
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Vessel Gallery
OverNight by Odd Matter
14 15 16 17 18
19 20 21 22 23
Launch of new spectacular lighting sculptures by Odd
Matter. Taking traditional copper plating techniques
as their starting point, stained glass panels are held
in place by “grown” copper strips that are immersed
overnight in a copper-plating bath.
! 114 Kensington Park Road
W11 2PW
020 7727 8001
! vesselgallery.com
! Notting Hill Gate
!
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Villaverde
Introduction to Murano
14 15 16 17 18
19 20 21 22 23
SW6 2DU
020 7610 9797
! villaverdeltd.com
! Fulham Broadway
! 9.30am–9pm
Villaverde will share the secrets and beauty of
handmade murano glass. Claudio Gianfranceshi will
present the latest murano collections designed by
Villaverde. Claudio will also explain the processes
involved from in-house design to the production
of murano.
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The Willer Gallery
Abigail Simpson: New Lustre
The Willer Gallery presents the exhibition New Lustre,
ceramic works by Abigail Simpson, during the London
Design Festival.
14 15 16 17 18
19 20 21 22 23
! 12–14 Holland Street
W8 4LT
020 7937 3518
! willer.co.uk
! High Street Kensington/
Notting Hill Gate
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172
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174
175
Coexistence
Collective
Digits2Widgets
London Project – The National Trust
Mathmos
Smug
170
Coexistence
Is the market ready for
furniture made from
plant-based plastics?
14 15 16 17 18
19 20 21 22 23
As a collaborative event, Coexistence presents the
research and ideas of Roger Batemen of Sheffield
Hallam University – investigating the use of flax and
plant-based polymers and asking “how can we
further increase the uptake of biopolymer usage in
the furniture industry?”.
! Collective Pop Up
69 Camden High Street
NW1 7JL
! 020 7380 8260
! camdencollective.co.uk
! Mornington Crescent/
Camden Town
! 10am–7pm
14 15 16 17 18
19 20 21 22 23
Introductory seminar on Thursday 12 September at
7pm followed by the opening of the exhibition, which
will display a range of beautiful examples of what you
CAN make with a 3D printer. The exhibition will then
open for the duration of the festival period, with experts
on hand to explain the technology.
NW1 9JU
digits2widgets.com
! Camden Town/
Kentish Town/
Camden Road
288 Upper Street
N1 2TZ
! 020 354 8817
! coexistence.co.uk
! Angel/Highbury & Islington
Sun 11am–5pm
WiFi available
14 15 16 17 18
19 20 21 22 23
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Digits2Widgets
What you CAN make
with a 3D printer
! 61–63 Rochester Place
! Coexistence
171
Collective
Collective Design Pop Up
North 227
!
Collective is a pioneering project putting Camden
Town at the heart of the UK’s creative community.
Design Pop Up is a platform for the most innovative
young designers who are based in Camden, featuring
inspiring and unique product, furniture, graphic and
fashion design.
173
London Project
– The National Trust
This Must Be The Place
14 15 16 17 18
19 20 21 22 23
! 2 Willow Road
Hampstead
NW3 1TH
! 020 7435 6166
! nationaltrust.org.uk/2willow-road
! Hampstead
! Daily 11am–5pm
(guided tours 11am, 12pm,
1pm and 2pm; self-guided
3pm–5pm)
Thu 6.30pm–9pm (booking
essential via website)
Artist Charlie Warde explores Ernö Goldfinger’s utopian
drive to build for a better world. This exhibition features
works by Warde and residents of Trellick Tower: images
of their “Ideal Home”. Join us for Guest Expert guided
tours on 14 and 15 September and an artist-hosted
Late on Thursday 19 September.
174
Mathmos
Mathmos launches limited
edition lava lamp at Aria
14 15 16 17 18
19 20 21 22 23
Don your sharpest suit or swinging skirt and join us at
Aria to step back into 1963 to celebrate 50 years of
Mathmos and the launch of the limited edition astro
lava lamp. A dedicated installation will unveil artwork
from the original 1963 advertising campaign – a
must-see for any Don Draper fan!
! Barnsbury Hall
Barnsbury Street
N1 1PN
! 020 7704 6222
! ariashop.co.uk
! Highbury & Islington
Sun 12pm–5pm
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Smug
CAFE SMUG
14 15 16 17 18
19 20 21 22 23
! 13 Camden Passage
Islington
N1 8EA
! 020 7354 0253
! ifeelsmug.com
! Angel
Sun 12pm–5pm
WiFi available
SMUG will open its temporary eaterie CAFE SMUG
to celebrate London Design Festival 2013. As well as
croissants, summer salads and both quiche and cake
of the day, expect SMUG exclusive product launches
by Esme Winter, Ali Miller, Chase & Wonder, Sam
Wingate and Thornback & Peel.
South at a glance
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177
178
179
180
181
182
183
American Hardwood Export Council
British European Design Group
Case Furniture
Contemporary Applied Arts
Design Museum
EPFL+ECAL Lab
Global Design Forum
Jerwood Visual Arts
184
185
186
187
187
187
187
188
London College of Communication
Renault
Southbank Centre
Southbank Centre: Designersblock
Southbank Centre: La Tlapalería
Southbank Centre: Mathmos
WERK STUDIO
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American Hardwood
Export Council
Endless Stair
14 15 16 17 18
19 20 21 22 23
! Lawn in front of
Tate Modern
Bankside
SE1 9TG
! Southwark/Blackfriars
! 13 September–10 October
9am–dusk daily
Continuing the Festival’s tradition of commissioning
Landmark Projects that combine world-class designers
and architects with London’s best-loved landmarks, this
year visitors are invited to see London’s own landmarks
from the many different viewpoints of Endless Stair.
With references to Escher’s impossible staircases,
Endless Stair is a towering multi-faceted structure that
indulges visitors’ desire to climb, explore and discover a
new view of the city.
The project is a culmination of intricate design by Alex
de Rijke, Co-Founder of dRMM Architects, material
expertise from the American Hardwood Export Council
(AHEC) and state of the art engineering by Arup.
South 231
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British European
Design Group
The African & African-Caribbean
Design Diaspora
14 15 16 17 18
19 20 21 22 23
! Bargehouse,
The AACDD 2013 Bargehouse Festival “Iconic
Highlights – Black Creativity at its Best”.
The exhibition of the African & African-Caribbean
Design Diaspora Awards is the final accolade
celebrating the best of the outstanding creative talent of
black artists and designers of the 2010, 2011 and 2012
AACDD exhibitions.
Oxo Tower Wharf
Bargehouse Street
Southbank
SE1 9PH
! aacdd.org
! Waterloo
! 10am–7pm
For more information see pages 14–16.
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Case Furniture
New products from Hierve
Diseñeria and Matthew Hilton
14 15 16 17 18
19 20 21 22 23
! 189 Stonhouse Street
SW4 6BB
020 7622 3506
! casefurniture.co.uk
! Clapham Common
Sat 10am–4pm
!
Case continues its collaboration with designers Hierve
Diseñeria and Matthew Hilton to create new pieces that
accompany the existing collection of contemporary
furniture. Visit the Clapham Common showroom to
see the full collection.
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model : making
14 15 16 17 18
19 20 21 22 23
Brian Kennedy, in collaboration with Allies and
Morrison, will curate model : making, which looks at the
increased use of new technologies by craft makers and
architectural model makers. In both practices traditional
ways of making by hand are being combined with the
latest technologies.
! Design Museum
Shad Thames
SE1 2YD
! 020 7940 8783
! designmuseum.org/
exhibitions/2013/designersin-residence-2013
! London Bridge/Tower Hill
! Mon–Sun 10am–5.45pm
WiFi available
14 15 16 17 18
19 20 21 22 23
Shad Thames
SE1 2YD
020 7940 8783
! designmuseum.org/
exhibitions/2013/the-futureis-here
! London Bridge/Tower Hill
WiFi available
SE1 0HX
! 020 7436 2344
! caa.org.uk
! Southwark/Blackfriars/
London Bridge/Borough
Sat 10am–6pm
Sun 11am–5pm
14 15 16 17 18
19 20 21 22 23
180
Design Museum
The Future is Here
! Design Museum
! 89 Southwark Street
180
Design Museum
Designers In Residence
South 233
The Design Museum’s annual Designers in Residence
programme provides a platform to celebrate new and
emerging designers at an early stage in their career.
The designers in residence responding to this year’s
brief on identity are Adam Nathaniel Furman, Eunhee
Jo, Chloe Meineck and Thomas Thwaites.
Ever wondered what the fuss over 3D printing is about?
Want to know more about how the things around you
are made? Want to know how new technology will
change your life?
The Future is Here explores these issues and the
ever-changing relationships with the designed world,
where the boundaries between designer, manufacturer
and consumer are becoming increasingly blurred.
Significant changes in the way objects are made, the
materials they are made of and the type of objects that
people use have the potential to affect commerce,
industry and the environment as profoundly as any past
Industrial Revolution.
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EPFL+ECAL Lab
Lazy Bytes
14 15 16 17 18
19 20 21 22 23
! Dyson Gallery
RCA Battersea
1 Hester Road
SW11 4AN
! epfl-ecal-lab.ch/index.php/
projects/517-2
! Sloane Square
Buses: 49, 319, 345
Can a TV remote control become a sensual, playful,
or valuable object? Sixty years after the creation of
“Lazy Bones,” the remote control seems to have
remained frozen as a collection of buttons in a block
of plastic. However, it is a daily link between our real
body and the digital world sitting in the middle of the
living room.
EPFL+ECAL Lab, in collaboration with the Kudelski
Group, has invited four art schools to rethink this icon
of our relation to technical devices: the Royal College
of Art, ENSCI – Les Ateliers, Parsons – the New School
for Design, and ECAL.
South 235
181
EPFL+ECAL Lab
You, Me and Everyone
We know
14 15 16 17 18
19 20 21 22 23
How could social network interfaces be more
connected with real life? EPFL+ECAL Lab, in
collaboration with the Helen Hamlyn Centre, presents a
two-year research programme, with propositions from
Peter Ziegler, Thibault Brevet and Cem Sever.
! Dyson Gallery
RCA Battersea
1 Hester Road
! SW11 4AN
! Sloane Square,
Buses: 49, 319, 345
!
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Global Design Forum
14 15 16 17 18
19 20 21 22 23
! Purcell Room
Southbank Centre
Belvedere Road
SE1 8XX
! globaldesignforum.com
! Waterloo
! 9am–5.30pm
The Global Design Forum debuted in 2012 and was
a sell-out one-day thought leadership event by the
London Design Festival. The Forum brings together a
stellar line-up of design luminaries, entrepreneurs, and
big-picture thinkers to debate how design can better
shape our lives. Be part of the discussion. Tickets can
be booked via the website. See page 19.
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Jerwood Visual Arts
Jerwood Drawing Prize
14 15 16 17 18
19 20 21 22 23
The Jerwood Drawing Prize is the largest and longestrunning annual open exhibition for drawing in the UK.
The exhibition explores and extends the boundaries of
contemporary drawing practice through a diverse range
of disciplines and by artists at all stages of their career.
! Jerwood Space
14 15 16 17 18
19 20 21 22 23
! Nursery Gallery
London College of
Communication
Elephant and Castle
SE1 6SB
! lcc.arts.ac.uk
! Elephant and Castle
Sat 10am–4pm
Private View Mon 16
6pm–8.30pm
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Renault
Renault/Lovegrove Twin Z
Electric Concept Car
14 15 16 17 18
19 20 21 22 23
! Design Museum
171 Union Street
SE1 0LN
! 020 7654 0179
! jerwoodvisualarts.org
! Southwark/London Bridge/
Borough
184
London College of
Communication
Future Map, Design
South 237
Shad Thames
SE1 2YD
! renault.co.uk
! London Bridge/Tower Hill/
Tower Gateway
! Open 24 hours
WiFi available
Future Map is London’s leading annual exhibition of
emerging talent from London’s creative powerhouse,
University of the Arts London. In its 16th year, Future
Map has a reputation amongst industry insiders for
showcasing the next generation of designers who
define our visual landscape.
Renault celebrates its new award-winning concept
car designed by Ross Lovegrove. The Twin Z Electric
Concept Car has been seen as a breakthrough in
the industry in terms of pushing the boundaries of
parametric design and material technology.
The car will be on show in a glass tank outside the
Design Museum. This free display provides an insight
into Ross Lovegrove’s design process, showcasing
his approach to product, ecology and state of the
art technologies.
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RCA Battersea at the LDF
14 15 16 17 18
19 20 21 22 23
The RCA is presenting three exhibitions at its new
Dyson Building in Battersea. Life-improving,
people-centred design projects from the Helen Hamlyn
Centre for Design; a rethink of the remote control by
EPFL+ECAL Lab, and Design Products examines the
challenges facing modern urban transportation hubs.
! Dyson Building
1 Hester Road
Battersea
SW11 4AN
! 020 7590 4444
! rca.ac.uk
! Sloane Square
Buses: 49, 319, 345
! 10am–5.30pm daily
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Southbank Centre
Design at Southbank Centre
in partnership with
Designersblock
14 15 16 17 18
19 20 21 22 23
! Belvedere Road
SE1 8XX
020 7960 4200
! Waterloo/Embankment
! 10am–11pm
WiFi available
!
Southbank Centre is embracing the London Design
Festival this year like never before. Building on the
legacy of its founding during the Festival of Britain in
1951, the Centre is laying on an array of free, eclectic
design events across its site. There are showcases
from international designers, an array of talks and
screenings, Designersblock’s flagship show, the largest
lava lamp in the world, and so much more. Spend
the day and evening exploring, eating, shopping and
enjoying all that this famous riverside location has
to offer. Southbank Centre is bringing design for the
people, to the people.
Opening times vary depending on the event, visit
londondesignfestival.com/events/southbank-centre for
full details of opening hours.
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Southbank Centre:
Designersblock
Designersblock London
Edition 16 in Partnership
with Southbank Centre
14 15 16 17 18
19 20 21 22 23
! Festival Undercroft and
Royal Festival Hall
Southbank Centre
Belvedere Road
SE1 8XX
! 020 7613 0134
! verydesignersblock.com
! Waterloo
! 12pm–8pm
WiFi available
187
Southbank Centre:
La Tlapalería
Mexico Colors
14 15 16 17 18
19 20 21 22 23
! Designersblock
Southbank Centre
Belvedere Road
SE1 8XX
! latlapaleria.com
! Waterloo
! 10am–6pm
WiFi available
South 241
PAVILIONS Ung Svensk Form, La Tlapalería Diseno
Mexicano, India Art n Design
187
Southbank Centre:
Mathmos
Mathmos at Southbank Centre
Shop, Royal Festival Hall
11–30 September
DESIGNERS IN PRODUCTION Established designers
14 15 16 17 18
19 20 21 22 23
FURNITURE LIGHTING TEXTILES CERAMICS 60+
emerging designers
THE FIFTH ELEMENT Science Technology and Process
in Design
PROGRAMME Conference Workshops Screenings
Presentations
La Tlapalería is a collective bringing high quality
products with responsible values for cultural
communities in México. These projects were developed
in collaboration with the government of Guadalajara,
México and craftsmen from many different disciplines.
Mathmos, the inventor of the lava lamp, is celebrating
its 50th birthday this September. As part of a season
of commemorative activities, visit the shop in the Royal
Festival Hall to see the world’s largest lava lamp.
! Southbank Centre
Belvedere Road
SE1 8XX
! 0844 875 0073
! southbankcentre.co.uk
! Waterloo
! 12pm–8pm
WiFi available
188
WERK STUDIO
TREE|HUB
14 15 16 17 18
19 20 21 22 23
! LOT.9
Blenheim Grove
Peckham
SE15 4QS
! treehub.co.uk
! Peckham Rye
! Mon–Wed 10am–7pm
(appointment only)
Thu–Sun 10am–10pm
drop in
TREE|HUB invites you to unplug from the city, within
a temporary sanctuary up in the air. It will play host to
events that question our changing relationship with
technology, from crafts to hi-tech. Check website for
events and bookings. Sponsored by ISA Charity and
Goldsmiths Design Dept.
Supporters 243
SUPPORTERS
The London Design Festival thanks
our supporters who made the 2013
Festival possible
Principal Supporter
Major Supporters
Supporters 245
London Design Medal
Headline Supporter
Endless Stair
Major Supporter
Category Supporters
Supported by
Global Design Forum
Headline Supporter
Projects at the V&A
The Progressive Extension
of the Field of Individual
Development and Experience
Major Supporter
God is in the Details
Supported by
28.280
ALESSI Made in
Crusinallo. The Beauty
and the Mastery
Moleskine Sketch Relay
8–18: The Typographic
Circle’s Circular Magazine
Media Partners
Index 247
London Design Festival Official Party Supporter
Bar Support
Catering Support
Hotel Supporters
Graphic Design
Paper Supplier
Name
Page
no.
Map
ref.
Area
100% Design
81, 182
108
W
100% Design: British European Design Group
183
108
W
100% Design: smart
183
108
W
100% Design: Todd Bracher for 3M Architectural Markets
184
108
W
1882 Ltd
90, 184
109
W
19 Greek Street
106
1
C
19 Greek Street
106
2
C
19 Greek Street
107
3
C
Aaronson Noon
185
110
W
Adam Mickiewicz Institute and Creative Project Foundation
90, 186
111
W
Ally Capellino
186
112
W
Ally Capellino
98, 146
53
E
American Hardwood Export Council
14, 230
176
S
Anglepoise®
72, 107
4
C
Anthropologie
187
113
W
Anthropologie
108
5
C
Aram
108
6
C
Arthur Analts and Rudolph Strelis
90, 187
114
W
B&B Italia
90, 188
115
W
Baxter and Bailey
146
54
E
Beers.Lambert Contemporary
147
55
E
bellwether
147
56
E
Ben Pentreath
109
7
C
Bernhardt Design
94, 148
57
E
Bespoke Sofa London
92, 188
116
W
Best & Lloyd
92, 189
117
W
Black Dog Studio
148
58
E
BoConcept
109
8
C
Boffi
90, 189
118
W
Boffi
110
9
C
British European Design Group
231
177
S
150
59
E
Brunel University Design School
190
119
W
C.P. Hart Bathrooms
190
120
W
CAMAC Design
110
10
C
Index 249
Name
Page no.
Map
ref.
Area
Name
Page no.
Map
ref.
Area
Camper
98, 150
60
E
designjunction: Sodastream
123
19
C
Cantifix
111
11
C
designjunction: Sonya Winner
122
19
C
Carpenters Workshop Gallery
112
13
C
designjunction: Transport for London
124
19
C
Case Furniture
231
178
S
DesignMarketo
98, 153
66
E
Cassina
191
121
W
Digits2Widgets
227
172
N
Cathedral Group
111
12
C
Disegno
154
67
E
The Centre for Creative Collaboration
151
61
E
Domus
96, 125
20
C
113
14
C
Donna Wilson
98, 154
68
E
Christopher Wray
92, 193
122
W
EDC London
96, 125
21
C
Coexistence
226
170
N
Eiger
126
22
C
Colbourns Hand Tufted Carpets and Rugs
92, 193
123
W
EPFL+ECAL Lab
234
181
S
Collective
226
171
N
EPFL+ECAL Lab
235
181
S
The Conran Shop
113
15
C
Established & Sons
155
69
E
232
179
S
155
70
E
Contemporary Ceramics Centre
115
17
C
EURBAN
126
23
C
Covent Garden
114
16
C
Feix&Merlin
127
24
C
Craft Central
94, 151
62
E
Flos
156
71
E
creo
152
63
E
Forest London
156
72
E
Darkroom
115
18
C
FORMOSA SHOW
157
73
E
David Mellor Design
194
124
W
Fortnum & Mason
127
25
C
Decode
98, 152
64
E
Fritz Hansen
96, 128
26
C
Decorex International
73, 82,195
125
W
128
27
C
Design Centre Chelsea Harbour Focus/13
84, 196
126
W
Gallery S O
157
74
E
Design Council
94, 153
65
E
Geffrye Museum
98, 158
75
E
Design Museum
232
180
S
George Smith
92, 197
128
W
Design Museum
233
180
S
Global Design Forum
19, 235
182
S
Designers Guild
197
127
W
Go Modern
92, 198
129
W
designjunction
83, 96,116
19
C
Goldsmiths
158
76
E
designjunction: Crafts Council
119
19
C
94, 159
77
E
designjunction: Do
119
19
C
159
78
E
designjunction: Hyundai Card
120
19
C
Great Western Studios
198
130
W
120
19
C
Habitat
199
131
W
designjunction: Midcentury Modern
121
19
C
200
132
W
121
19
C
Heal’s
96, 129
28
C
designjunction: Outline Editions
122
19
C
Herman Miller
130
29
C
Index 251
Name
Page no.
Map
ref.
Area
Name
Page no.
Map
ref.
Area
Ideaworks
96, 130
30
C
Moooi
209
147
W
160
79
E
The Mosaic Rooms
209
148
W
160
80
E
The New Craftsmen
133
35
C
Jab Anstoetz
92, 200
133
W
Nigel Coates
210
149
W
98, 162
81
E
Nobrow
99, 167
91
E
Jerwood Visual Arts
236
183
S
NUD Collection
94, 168
92
E
92, 201
134
W
Nya Nordiska
93, 210
150
W
Jonathan Adler
90, 201
135
W
OMK Design
96, 133
36
C
Joss Graham Gallery
202
136
W
One Aldwych Hotel and Michael Ruh
134
37
C
Knoll
162
82
E
PDD
99, 168
93
E
Knots Rugs
92, 202
137
W
Pitfield London
99, 169
94
E
Kvadrat
163
83
E
PM Gallery
211
151
W
90, 204
138
W
Precinct
169
95
E
Lapicida
93, 204
139
W
Printhouse Gallery
170
96
E
93, 205
140
W
Promemoria
211
152
W
Lee Broom
98, 164
85
E
Ramboll
134
38
C
Les Trois Garcons
163
84
E
Renault
237
185
S
Ligne Roset City
165
86
E
Roca London Gallery
93, 212
153
W
Ligne Roset Westend
96, 131
31
C
Roca London Gallery
93, 212
153
W
LINLEY
205
141
W
Roundhouse
135
39
C
Lithuanian Design Forum in collaboration with ARUP
131
32
C
90, 213
154
W
London College of Communication
236
184
S
238
186
S
London Print Studio
206
142
W
The Rug Company
93, 213
155
W
The London Project – National Trust
227
173
N
Savoir Beds
93, 215
156
W
Made.com
206
143
W
SCP
215
157
W
Marc de Berny
207
144
W
SCP
99, 170
97
E
165
87
E
Sebastian Bergne
216
158
W
Mathmos
228
174
N
Serpentine Gallery
216
159
W
Matthew Hilton
132
33
C
Siegel+Gale
135
40
C
Matthew Wailes
93, 208
145
W
Skandium
217
160
W
166
88
E
Skandium
136
41
C
98, 166
89
E
Smallbone
91, 217
161
W
Mint
90, 208
146
W
Smug
228
175
N
Modus
94, 167
90
E
Somerset House
136
42
C
Molteni&C
132
34
C
Southbank Centre
85, 239
187
S
Index 253
Name
Page no.
Map
ref.
Area
Name
Page no.
Map
ref.
Area
Southbank Centre: Designersblock
240
187
S
Wrong for HAY & HAY Pop-up Restaurant
143
51
C
Southbank Centre: La TlapalerÍa
240
187
S
Yamaha Design Studio London
143
52
C
Southbank Centre: Mathmos
241
187
S
YourStudio
99, 179
106
E
Squint
91, 218
162
W
Zaha Hadid Design
179
107
E
Staffan Tollgard Design Store
218
163
W
Sub-Zero & Wolf
91, 219
164
W
Tai Ping Carpets
137
43
C
Tent London & Super Brands London
86, 171
98
E
172
98
E
Tent London: Crafts Council Of Ireland
172
98
E
Tent London: Four Seasons in Shanghai
173
98
E
173
98
E
174
98
E
Tent London: Nous
99, 174
98
E
Tent London: Shapes of Hungary
175
98
E
Teroforma
175
99
E
Thornback & Peel
137
44
C
Three-Four
176
100
E
Toaster Ltd
138
45
C
Tom Dixon
220
165
W
Tord Boontje
99, 176
101
E
Uniform Wares
99, 177
102
E
138
46
C
177
103
E
V&A
31–75, 221
166
W
Valcucine
96, 140
47
C
Vessel Gallery
223
167
W
Viaduct
94, 178
104
E
Villaverde
93, 223
168
W
Vitsœ
141
48
C
Volte Face
141
49
C
WERK STUDIO
241
188
S
The Willer Gallery
224
169
W
WORKS Collective
94, 178
105
E
Wrong for HAY & HAY
142
50
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19 Greek Street
19 Greek Street
W1D 4DT
2
19 Greek Street
38 Earlham Street
WC2H 9LH
3
19 Greek Street
9 Conduit Street
W1S 2XG
4Anglepoise ®
3 Lowndes Court
W1F 7HD
5Anthropologie
158 Regent Street
W1B 5SW
19designjunction:
Outline Editions
The Sorting Office
21– 31 New Oxford Street
WC1A 1BA
19designjunction:
Sonya Winner Rug Studio
The Sorting Office
WC1A 1BA
19designjunction:
SodaStream
The Sorting Office
WC1A 1BA
19designjunction:
Transport for London
The Sorting Office
WC1A 1BA
6Aram
110 Drury Lane
WC2B 5SG
20Domus
Domus Tiles
23 –25 Eastcastle Street
W1W 8DF
7Ben Pentreath
17 Rugby Street
WC1N 3QT
21 EDC London
20 Margaret Street
W1W 8RS
8BoConcept
W1T 7NH
9Boffi
25 Wigmore Street
W1U 1PN
10
CAMAC Design
The Imago Gallery
4 Clifford Street
W1S 2LF
11Cantifix
The Building Centre
26 Store Street
WC1E 7BT
12
Cathedral Group
Domus Tiles
23 –25 Eastcastle Street
W1W 8DF
13 Carpenters Workshop
Gallery
3 Albemarle Street
W1S 4HE
14 The Charleston Trust
The Courtauld Gallery
Somerset House
Strand
WC2R 0RN
22Eiger
Heal’s
W1T 7LQ
23EURBAN
The Building Centre
26 Store Street
WC1E 7BT
24 Feix and Merlin
53 Monmouth Street
WC2H 9DG
25 Fortnum and Mason
First Floor Stationery
Department
181 Piccadilly
W1A 1ER
26 Fritz Hansen
13 Margaret Street
W1W 8RN
The Sorting Office
WC1A 1BA
42 Somerset House
Embankment Galleries West South Wing
Somerset House
Strand
WC2R 1LA
43
Tai Ping Carpets
Midori House
1 Dorset Street
W1U 4EG
44 Thornback & Peel
7 Rugby Street
WC1N 3QT
45 Toaster Ltd
14 Grape Street
WC2H 8DY
46 Urban Living Interiors
W1W 7LT
47Valcucine
Valcucine London at
Forza with Barzaghistore
143 –149 Great Portland Street
W1W 6QN
48Vitsœ
3–5 Duke Street
W1U 3ED
49 Volte Face
21 Great Ormond Street
WC1N 3JB
50 Wrong for HAY & HAY
16 Queen Anne’s Gate
SW1H 9AA
51
Wrong for HAY & HAY
Pop-up Restaurant
34 Queen Anne’s Gate
SW1H 9AB
52 Yamaha Design Studio London
Centre Point
22–24 St. Giles High Street
WC2H 8TA
27 Gallery Libby Sellers
41– 42 Berners Street
W1T 3NB
28Heal’s
W1T 7LQ
29 Herman Miller
61 Aldwych
WC2B 4AE
15 The Conran Shop
55 – 57 Marylebone High Street
W1U 5HS
30Ideaworks
16 Covent Garden
W1W 5QJ
East Piazza
Covent Garden
31 Ligne Roset Westend
WC2E 8RA
23 –25 Mortimer Street
W1T 3JE
17 Contemporary Ceramics Centre
32 Lithuanian Design
63 Great Russell Street
Forum in collaboration
WC1B 3BF
with ARUP
Arup
18Darkroom
8 Fitzroy Street
52 Lamb’s Conduit Street
W1T 4BJ
WC1N 3LL
33 Matthew Hilton
19designjunction
Margaret Howell Store
The Sorting Office
34 Wigmore Street
W1U 2RS
WC1A 1BA
34Molteni&C
19designjunction:
Molteni&C Dada
Crafts Council
Flagship Store
The Sorting Office
199 Shaftesbury Avenue
WC2 8JR
WC1A 1BA
35 The New Craftsmen
19 designjunction: Do
14 Adams Row
The Sorting Office
W1K 2LA
WC1A 1BA
36 OMK Design
30 Gresse Street
19designjunction:
W1T 1QR
Hyundai Card
The Sorting Office
37 One Aldwych Hotel
and Michael Ruh
WC1A 1BA
The Lobby Bar at
One Aldwych Hotel
19 designjunction: Mathmos
1 Aldwych
The Sorting Office
WC2B 4BZ
WC1A 1BA
38Ramboll
60 Newman Street
19designjunction:
W1T 3DA
Midcentury Modern
The Sorting Office
39Roundhouse
11 Wigmore Street
WC1A 1BA
W1U 1PE
19
41Skandium
86 Marylebone High Street
W1U 4QS
40Siegel+Gale
Soho Hotel Screening Room
4 Richmond Mews
W1D 3DH
EAST
53 Ally Capellino
9 Calvert Avenue
E 2 7JP
54 Baxter and Bailey
6 Hoxton Square
N1 6NU
55Beers.Lambert
Contemporary
1 Baldwin Street
EC1V 9NU
56bellwether
The SCIN Gallery
Morelands
27 Old Street
EC1V 9HL
57
58
Bernhardt Design
Brands Limited
99 St John Street
EC1M 4AS
Black Dog Studio
The SDC Space
24 Rivington Street
EC2A 3DU
59 brose~fogale & Start
42– 44 Rivington Street
EC2A 3QP
60Camper
107a Commercial Street
E1 6BG
61
The Centre for
Creative Collaboration
16 Acton Street
WC1X 9NG
62 Craft Central
33 – 35 St John’s Square
EC1M 4DS
63creo
Boxpark
2– 4 Bethnal Green Road
E1 6GY
64Decode
The Looking Glass
49 Hackney Road
E2 7NX
65
Design Council
Angel Building
407 St John Street
EC1V 4AB
92
NUD Collection
1 Dufferin Street
Ground Floor West
EC1Y 8NA
66DesignMarketo
Londonewcastle
28 Redchurch Street
E2 7DP
93PDD
The Gallery 50 Redchurch Street
E2 7DP
67Disegno
283 Kingsland Road
E2 8AS
94 Pitfield London
31– 35 Pitfield Street
N1 6HB
68
Donna Wilson
ICN Gallery
96 –98 Leonard Street
EC2A 4RH
95Precinct
Arthaus 199 –205 Richmond Road
E8 3NJ
69 Established & Sons
5 –7 Wenlock Road
N1 7SL
96 Printhouse Gallery
18 Ashwin Street
E8 3DL
70 Etat Libre d’Orange
61 Redchurch Street
E2 7DJ
97SCP
135 –139 Curtain Road
EC2A 3BX
71Flos
Flos/Moroso Showroom
15 Rosebery Avenue
EC1R 4SP
98
72 Forest London
115 Clerkenwell Road
EC1R 5BY
73FORMOSASHOW
Candid Arts Trust
5 Torrens Street
EC1V 1NQ
74 Gallery S O
92 Brick Lane
E1 6RL
75 Geffrye Museum
136 Kingsland Road
E2 8EA
76Goldsmiths
The Arch
Hoxton Gallery
9 Kingsland Road
E13 9NX
77 The Goldsmiths’ Centre
42 Britton Street
EC1M 5AD
78
Unit 7a 5 Durham Yard
Teesdale Street
E2 6QF
79
Inspire Conspire Retire
The Liberty of Norton Folgate
201 Bishopsgate /
Broadgate Tower
Norton Folgate
EC2M 3UG
80 .IT_all about design
20 –22 Rosebery Avenue
EC1R 4SX
81 Jasper Morrison Shop
24b Kingsland Road
E2 8DA
82Knoll
91 Goswell Road
EC1V 7EX
83Kvadrat
10 Shepherdess Walk
N1 7LB
98
Tent London &
Super Brands London
Old Truman Brewery
27 Hanbury Street
E1 6QR
Tent London:
100% Norway
Dray Walk Gallery Dray Walk (private road) off Brick Lane / Hanbury Street E1 6QL
98
Tent London:
Crafts Council of Ireland
Ground Floor Gallery 13 @ Tent London
Old Truman Brewery Elys Yard, off Hanbury Street E1 6QR
98
Tent London:
Four Seasons in Shanghai
First Floor Old Truman Brewery
Hanbury Street E1 6QR
98
Tent London:
Fresh Taiwan
T4–A Hall
First Floor Old Truman Brewery
Hanbury Street
E1 6QR
98
K15, Hall T5 Tent London Old Truman Brewery
Elys Yard, off Hanbury Street E1 6QR
98
Tent London: Nous
Wilkes Street Gallery
@ Tent London 4 Wilkes Street E1 6QF
98
Tent London:
Shapes of Hungary
T2 Hall First floor Old Truman Brewery
Hanbury Street E1 6QR
99Teroforma
1 Kingsland Road
E2 8DA
84 Les Trois Garcons
45 Redchurch Street
E2 7DJ
100Three-Four
The Annexe 93 – 95 Sclater Street
E1 6HR
85
101Tord Boontje
Tord Boontje Shop
23 Charlotte Road
EC2A 3PB
Lee Broom
Electra House
95 Rivington Street
EC2A 3AY
86 Ligne Roset City
37–39 Commercial Road
E1 1LF
87 Mare Street Triangle
1 Westgate Street
E8 3RL
88
The Arch Hoxton Gallery
9 Kingsland Road
E2 8AA
89
The Clerk’s House
118 1/2 Shoreditch
High Street E1 6JN
90Modus
28 –29 Great Sutton Street
EC1V 0DS
91Nobrow
62 Great Eastern Street
EC2A 3QR
102Uniform Wares
81 Leonard Street Gallery
81 Leonard Street EC2A 4QS
103V&A Museum
of Childhood
Cambridge Heath Road
E2 9PA
104Viaduct
1–10 Summers Street
EC1R 5BD
105WORKs Collective
20 Clerkenwell Green
EC1R 0DP
106YourStudio
Ground Floor Studio
54 Rivington Street
EC2A 3QN
107Zaha Hadid Design
101 Goswell Road
EC1V 7EZ
WEST
108100% Design
Earls Court Exhibition
Centre 2 Warwick Road SW5 9TA
108100% Design: British
European Design Group
Centre 2
Warwick Road
SW5 9TA
108100% Design: smart
108100% Design: Todd
Bracher for 3M
Architectural Markets
1091882 Ltd.
Paper Tiger The Basement 10 Exhibition Road
SW7 2HF
110Aaronson Noon
Units 31– 34
Worlds End Studios
134 Lots Road SW10 0RJ
111Adam Mickiewicz
Institute and Creative Project Foundation
Ognisko Polskie
(Polish Hearth Club)
55 Exhibition Road
SW7 2PN
112Ally Capellino
312 Portobello Road
W10 5RU
113Anthropologie
131–141 King’s Road
SW3 4PW
127Designers Guild
SW3 5EN
140Leather Chairs of Bath
600 Kings Road SW6 2DX
152Promemoria
99 –101 Pimlico Road
SW1W 8PH
128George Smith
SW6 2EH
141LINLEY
LINLEY Belgravia
60 Pimlico Road
SW1W 8LP
153Roca London Gallery
Station Court
Townmead Road
Imperial Wharf
SW6 2PY
166Victoria and Albert
Museum
Cromwell Road SW7 2RL
154Royal College of Art
Kensington Gore
SW7 2EU
167Vessel Gallery
114 Kensington Park Road
W11 2PW
155The Rug Company
555 Kings Road
SW6 2EB
168Villaverde
618 – 620 Kings Road
SW6 2DU
156Savoir Beds
Plaza, 4th floor
535 Kings Road
SW10 0SZ
169The Willer Gallery
12–14 Holland Street
W8 4LT
129Go Modern
565 Kings Road
SW6 2EB
130Great Western Studios
65 Alfred Road W2 5EU
131Habitat
Platform at Habitat
208 King’s Road
SW3 5XP
132Harriet Anstruther Studio
1a Cromwell Place
SW7 2JE
133JAB Anstoetz
17 The Boulevard
Imperial Wharf
SW6 2UB
134John Cullen Lighting
SW6 2EB
135Jonathan Adler
60 Sloane Avenue
SW3 3DD
136Joss Graham Gallery
10 Eccleston Street
SW1W 9LT
137Knots Rugs
595 Kings Road
SW6 2EL
138Laetitia de Allegri
—Eva Feldkamp
At the back of Maskells Estate Agents 71 Walton Street SW3 2HT
139Lapicida
533 Kings Road
(entrance on Lots Road)
SW10 0TZ
142London Print Studio
425 Harrow Road
W10 4RE
143Made.com
Ninth Floor
Newcombe House
45 Notting Hill Gate
W11 3LQ
144Marc de Berny
46 Bourne Street
SW1W 8JD
145Matthew Wailes
0.15 (Ground floor)
Worlds End Studios
132–134 Lots Road
Chelsea SW10 0RJ
146Mint
2 North Terrace
Alexander Square
SW3 2BA
147Moooi
The White Building
Portobello Dock
555 Harrow Road
W10 4RH
148The Mosaic Rooms
226 Cromwell Road
SW5 0SW
149Nigel Coates
25 Thurloe Street
SW7 2LQ
150Nya Nordiska
132–134 Lots Road
SW10 0RJ
151PM Gallery
PM Gallery & House
Walpole Park W5 5EQ
157SCP
87 Westbourne Grove
W2 4UL
158Sebastian Bergne
2 Ingate Place
SW8 3NS
159Serpentine Gallery
Kensington Gardens
W2 3XA
160Skandium
245–249 Brompton Road
SW3 2EP
161Smallbone
220 Brompton Road
SW3 2BB
162Squint
1 North Terrace
South Kensington
SW3 2BA
163Staffan Tollgard
Design Store
Grosvenor Waterside
Gatliff Road SW1W 8QN
164Sub-Zero & Wolf
251 Brompton Road
SW3 2EP
114Arthur Analts and
Rudolph Strelis
Bamford 169 Draycott Avenue
SW3 3AJ
115B&B Italia
B&B Italia Store 250 Brompton Road
SW3 2AS
116Bespoke Sofa London
559 Kings Road
SW6 2EB
117Best & Lloyd
566 Kings Road
SW6 2DY
118Boffi
254 Brompton Road
SW3 2AS
119Brunel University
Design School
The Old Vinyl Factory
Blyth Road Hayes
UB3 1HA
120C.P. Hart Bathrooms
C.P. Hart Chelsea
243 – 245 Fulham Road
SW3 6HY
121Cassina
238 –242 Brompton Road
SW3 2BB
122Christopher Wray
5 Sotheron Place
Michael Road
(Off King’s Road)
SW6 2EJ
123Colbourns Hand Tufted Carpets and Rugs
Studio 11 65 –69 Lots Road
SW10 0RN
124David Mellor Design
David Mellor 4 Sloane Square
SW1W 8EE 125Decorex International 2013
Perks Field & The Orangery
Kensington Palace W8 4PX
126Design Centre
Chelsea Harbour
Lots Road
SW10 0XE
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165Tom Dixon
Portobello Dock 344 Ladbroke Grove
W10 5BU
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176American Hardwood Export Council
Lawn in front of
Tate Modern
Bankside SE1 9TG
177British European Design Group
Bargehouse
Oxo Tower Wharf
Bargehouse Street
Southbank SE1 9PH
178Case Furniture
189 Stonhouse Street
SW4 6BB
179Contemporary
Applied Arts
89 Southwark Street
SE1 0HX
170Coexistence
288 Upper Street
N1 2TZ
180Design Museum
Shad Thames
SE1 2YD 171Collective
69 Camden High Street
NW1 7JL
181EPFL+ ECAL Lab
Dyson Gallery
RCA Battersea
1 Hester Road
SW11 4AN
172Digits2Widgets
61– 63 Rochester Place
NW1 9JU
173 The London Project
—National Trust
2 Willow Road
Hampstead
NW3 1TH
174Mathmos
Aria
Barnsbury Hall
Barnsbury Street
N1 1PN
175Smug
13 Camden Passage
Islington N1 8EA
182Global Design Forum
Purcell Room
Southbank Centre
Belvedere Road
SE1 8XX
183Jerwood Visual Arts
Jerwood Space
171 Union Street
SE1 0LN
184London College
of Communication
Nursery Gallery
Elephant and Castle
SE1 6SB
185Renault
Design Museum
Shad Thames
SE1 2YD
186Royal College of Art
Dyson Building
1 Hester Road
SW11 4AN
187Southbank Centre
Belvedere Road
SE1 8XX
187Southbank Centre:
Designersblock
Festival Undercroft
and Royal Festival Hall
Southbank Centre
Belvedere Road SE1 8XX
187Southbank Centre:
La Tlapaleria
Designersblock
Southbank Centre
Belvedere Road
SE1 8XX
187Southbank Centre: Mathmos
Southbank Centre
Belvedere Road
SE1 8XX
188WERK STUDIO
LOT.9 Blenheim Grove
SE15 4QS

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