London Design Week is back! Enjoy multiple design districts putting together fantastic shows and launching some never-before-seen design. Design Week runs from the 18th - 26th September and you can find some exciting installation or exhibition in almost every part of London.
With Brompton Design District, Clerkenwell Design District, Islington Design District, King’s Cross Design District, Mayfair Design District, Park Royal Design District,Shoreditch Design Triangle, Southwark South Design District, William Morris Design Line as well as the new London Design District at Greenwich Peninsula all hosting some great events, you are going to need buckets of energy and a functioning Oyster card. With that said, there are certain things which are a must see during this coming week and they all happen to be from Movimento members (funny that).
SECOLO
Design London
Design London is a large-scale exhibition of top brands all showing their new products. Under its old name, 100% Design, Design London has been operating for years in Kensington Olympia. Now it is in a new, purpose-built building in the new Design District in Greenwich.
Secolo is returning to London design Week with a display of never launched products as well as better-known pieces in ways never before seen.
Nebbia Works
V&A
Nebbia Works have been commissioned by the V&A to design an immersive, low carbon aluminium pavilion in the John Madejski garden.
The design uses a minimal volume of material to create a seemingly delicate yet robust structure to demonstrate the unique qualities of aluminium.
Walac.
The Future of Home
The Future of Home exhibitions hosts 15 Scotland based designers who will be presenting 40 new design objects for the hybrid home, including furniture, lighting and collectible craft.
New materials, innovative processes and playful designs result in product launches from an emerging generation of new designers including Urpflanze, Jeni Allison and our own Camille Walac.
ThusThat
Copeland Gallery
As part of London Design Festival , Jan Hendzel Studio and Fels present Against The Grain, a collaborative exhibition in Peckham’s Copeland Gallery to showcase the work of talented and reputable designers and studios creating beautiful objects in unexpected mediums with sustainable principles.
You can find work from both Studio ThusThat and Hot Wire Extensions as part of the exhibition at Copeland Gallery in Peckham.
Studio F
Design London
Design London is a large-scale exhibition of top brands all showing their new products. Under its old name 100% Design, Design London has been operating for years in Kensington Olympia. Now it is in a new, purpose-built building in the new Design District in Greenwich.
Studio F will be presenting a wide selection of their work which mostly stems from recovered, century old wood which has been given the Studio F treatment.
Hot Wire Extensions
Copeland Gallery
As part of London Design Festival , Jan Hendzel Studio and Fels present Against The Grain, a collaborative exhibition in Peckham’s Copeland Gallery to showcase the work of talented and reputable designers and studios creating beautiful objects in unexpected mediums with sustainable principles.
You can find work from both Studio ThusThat and Hot Wire Extensions as part of the exhibition at Copeland Gallery in Peckham.
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