Leading trend forecaster and frequent talent maker, Lidewij Edelkoort returns to London Design Festival this month with a special showcase of 15 avant-garde projects by emerging designers, just out of school. Mounted at Carpenters Workshop Gallery in London from 4-23 September, the Graduate(s) exhibit takes the pulse of the European design zeitgeist.
The Victoria & Albert Museum continued its tradition of must-see installations during this year’s London Design Festival. Among the many gems tucked in the labyrinthine… Read more
Last month, at the London Design Fair (formerly known as TENT London), Laufen joined forces with the Design Prize Switzerland to present the best and… Read more
Following a successful launch almost exactly one year ago, during London Design Festival 2015, Ariane Prin is pleased to expand the flagship RUST collection of… Read more
Utopia can take many forms, including the 37 examples at the London Design Biennale. As many countries saw fit to participate in the inaugural event,… Read more
There are various ways to exhibit a process as a final product, but a mobile glass furnace is perhaps one of the more remarkable means… Read more
Among the 37 notions of utopia at the first-ever London Design Biennale, the Polish pavilion focuses on the journey instead of the destination. “Cadavre Exquis: An… Read more
Carpenter’s Workshop Gallery is pleased to present Spring, a solo exhibition of glass works by Mathieu Lehanneur, at its London location. Questioning the purely physical… Read more
The new “Glaciarium” chandeliers by Fredrikson Stallard for Swarovski will debut at the duo’s studio during London Design Festival 2016, alongside the collection for Atelier Swarovski Home.
To inaugurate its new long-term home at King’s Cross, designjunction has commissioned an architectural installation at the venue for this year’s London Design Festival presentation…. Read more
Laboratory Perfumes launches its fifth scent, Atlas, with a special exhibition at the Conran Shop in Marylebone, featuring new works by artist and designer Zuza Mengham.
London Design Festival marks a timely opportunity to see the work of architecture collective Assemble, fresh off winning the 2015 Turner Prize.
