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Spared at Material Matters London Design Festival 2026
Second Song is Spared’s first ongoing collectible design series, made from waste generated through its own studio practice. The collection debuts at Material Matters, with proceeds from every piece sold supporting the work of Sussex Wildlife Trust. Brighton-based circular design studio Spared will launch Second Song, its first ongoing collectible design series, at Material Matters…
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London Design Festival 2025 returns this September
London Design Festival 2025 returns this September with an ambitious programme of installations, exhibitions, and experiences that celebrate design’s power to transform spaces and spark meaningful conversations. This year’s Festival showcases how contemporary design intersects with technology, sustainability, and our shared cultural heritage, bringing design directly into the public realm with Landmark Projects at Trafalgar…
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London Design Festival announces its 23rd edition
London Design Festival announces its 23rd edition, taking place from 13 – 21 September 2025. This year’s Festival reinforces London’s position as the global design capital while exploring the transformative power of design in addressing our most pressing contemporary challenges. The Festival is proud to announce the Mayor of London as Principal Supporter for 2025. From…
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London Design Festival
London Design Festival and Fortnum & Mason today announce details of an immersive installation by renowned artist and designer Jaime Hayon. Taking over the store windows and atrium of Fortnum & Mason’s flagship store on Piccadilly, this vibrant display celebrates the British luxury retailers’ longstanding commitment to design and craftsmanship and marks the 25th anniversary…
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London Design Festival announces details of Landmark Project
London Design Festival announces details of Landmark Project ‘Pavilions of Wonder’ by multidisciplinary designer Nina Tolstrup of Studiomama presented by Mattel, Inc.’s Barbie® and Visit Greater Palm Springs, California, at Strand Aldwych, in central London. The installation will celebrate the instantly recognisable midcentury modern architecture prevalent throughout Greater Palm Springs and the iconic architecture of…
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London Design Festival 2024
London Design Festival announces details of its 22nd edition, taking place from 14 – 22 September 2024. This year, the Festival continues its tradition of celebrating creativity, innovation and the power of design to shape our world. As one of the world’s premier design events, the Festival showcases the diversity and dynamism of the global…
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London Design Festival announces projects
London Design Festival announces projects that are set to captivate design enthusiasts and city explorers and offer visitors journeys of discovery across the capital. The Festival also announces details of this year’s Global Design Forum, the curated thought leadership programme supported by SAP. London Design Festival (16 – 24 September 2023) announces projects that will…
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London Design Festival’s 21st Edition
London Design Festival today announces details of its 21st edition, taking place from 16 – 24 September 2023. With a vibrant and thought-provoking programme of events, exhibitions, and installations, the Festival will once again provide a vital platform for designers and creative businesses to showcase their work. This year’s edition will continue to foster growth…
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Brompton Design District reveals programme for London Design Festival 2022
Designers including Martino Gamper, Sanne Visser, Bethan Laura Wood, James Shaw and others respond to the theme Make Yourself at Home. London’s first ever design district hosts over 30 events ranging from design graduate showcases to installations and talks by celebrated European furniture designers and leading design brands. Cromwell Place to become festival hub hosting…
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Swivel by Rotterdam-based designer Sabine Marcelis
London Design Festival today announces details of the Landmark Project Swivel by Rotterdam-based designer Sabine Marcelis and supported by Almacantar. Located at St Giles Square, in one of central London’s most traversed neighbourhoods, the long-term public project celebrates materiality and movement and will invite visitors to come together in the space. Known for her work…
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Yinka Ilori transforms pedestrian crossings for London Design Festival 2021
London Design Festival today announces details of the Landmark Project ‘Bring London Together,’ by celebrated designer Yinka Ilori. The temporary public art project, which is part of the Mayor of London’s Let’s Do London domestic tourism campaign and supported by Bloomberg, will unleash colour onto pedestrian crossings on Tottenham Court Road in Camden and in…
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London Design Festival returns for its 19th edition from 18-26 September 2021
London Design Festival returns for its 19th edition from 18-26 September 2021. The Festival will once again transform the capital’s landmarks, neighbourhoods and cultural institutions with a series of outdoor installations, exhibitions and special events that will bring people together as London continues to reopen. Since its inception in 2003, the Festival has hosted the…
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