London Design Festival
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Vitra unveils new London home in the Tramshed, Shoreditch
London Design Festival 2022: after a year-long renovation, Vitra opens the door to its new showroom in the heart of Shoreditch
By Rosa Bertoli • Last updated
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Porro unveils new London showroom at Coal Office
London Design Festival 2022: industrial architecture meets pure geometries in the new Porro showroom, taking over a space within Tom Dixon’s Coal Office to showcase the brand’s systems and furniture
By Rosa Bertoli • Last updated
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Mudlarking beside the River Thames inspires The New Craftsmen’s makers
London Design Festival 2022: The New Craftsmen’s new collection, ‘Claylarks’, features work from a group of creatives inspired by a River Thames mudlarking expedition
By Mary Cleary • Last updated
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London Design Medals 2022
London Design Medals 2022 are awarded to costume designer Sandy Powell, architect Indy Johar, researcher Joycelyn Longdon and photographer Sir Don McCullin
By Rosa Bertoli • Last updated
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Huguet and Pentagram debut a playful terrazzo collaboration
Graphic designer and creative consultant Astrid Stavro has rallied seven Pentagram partners for a colourful series of tiles and objects made by Mallorcan cement and terrazzo producer Huguet
By Rosa Bertoli • Last updated
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LG SIGNATURE unites art and technology at London Design Festival
By Elly Parsons • Last updated
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The London Design Festival 2013: in pictures
By Rosa Bertoli • Last updated
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Waste not: Bloomberg proves that one office’s trash is a designer’s treasure
By Elana Wong • Last updated
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London Design Festival retail round-up: the new stores to open their doors this month
By Henrietta Thompson • Last updated
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Martino Gamper and friends collaborate on ceramics that are anything but ordinary
By Rosa Bertoli • Last updated
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Only connect: Punkt and Jasper Morrison reveal no-frills phone
By Natalia Rachlin • Last updated
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In-room perks: Ace Hotel's experimental designer collaborations at LDF
By Sujata Burman • Last updated
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Outside the box: Nendo teams up with online design studio Hem
By Tom Capon • Last updated
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Set in stone: Sekford and Salvatori carve out a timeline of typography
By Sujata Burman • Last updated
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Studio Swine resurrects Fordlandia, Henry Ford’s lost Amazon utopia
By Jessica Klingelfuss • Last updated
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Serif: the Bouroullec brothers team up with Samsung to reinvent TV
Be the first to see the unveiling of the Bouroullec brothers' top-secret project with Samsung: Serif
By Christopher Stocks • Last updated
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Shining levels: Swarovski to unveil crystal totem at V&A for London Design Festival
By Rosa Bertoli • Last updated
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Show and tell: the Irish ’Souvenir Project’ by Makers and Brothers
By Tilly Slight • Last updated
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Stripe tease
Patternity brings its online universe to life with five-day festival
By Jessica Klingelfuss • Last updated
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Opening up the urban experience
MINI LIVING'S URBAN CABIN demonstrates the power of multifunctional design
By Ellie Stathaki • Last updated
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London designer Max Lamb takes a shine to the Japanese art of lacquerware
By Jens Jensen • Last updated
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Boundary breakers Jasper Morrison and Jaime Hayon turn their hand to fashion
By Elly Parsons • Last updated
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Memory lane: ’Childhood ReCollections’ opens at Roca London Gallery
By Clare Dowdy • Last updated
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Es Devlin and Google bring live poetry to Trafalgar Square
By Sujata Burman • Last updated
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Discover Bohinc Studio’s delicious new collection at London Design Festival
‘Afternoon Tea’, comprising chairs, a sofa and tables in playful hues, is Bohinc Studio’s largest collection to date
By Hannah Silver • Last updated
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Ones to watch: Scottish brand Nomad makes its debut with a minimalist timepiece by Samuel Wilkinson
The Samuel Wilkinson-designed debut from new Scottish watch brand Nomad is one for the purists
By Ali Morris • Last updated
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Over the rainbow: a multi-purpose digital streetlamp launches for LDF
Arriving near the end of London Design Festival, The Ommatidium, created by designer Samuel Wilkinson and neuroscience professor Beau Lotto, is a multi-purpose landmark, acting as a sculpture, street lamp, community notice board and refractor of light, which beams down rainbows from its 1500 hand-made crystal prisms.
By Tom Capon • Last updated