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Hel Yes: utterly unique

PUBLISHED 22 Sep 2010 - 4:50pm

AUTHOR: We Heart

Everything from dinner sets to staff uniforms and glassware to a challenging and innovative menu is designed exclusively for the event

Somewhat of a gothic styled, forest campsite situated in a warehouse, this utterly unique pop-up restaurant and exhibition - situated at the Londonewcastle Depot on Wenlock Road - is sure to be one London Design Festival's most inspired dining destinations. Imagined and realised by a "creative team of Finnish designers and food visionaries", Hel Yes! brings together some of Finnish design's biggest names, with some of it's brightest young stars - with everything from dinner sets to staff uniforms and glassware to a challenging and innovative menu being designed exclusively for the event. Running through until 3rd October, Hel Yes! is an experience not to be missed...

LDF10: Hel Yes! Restaurant

LDF10: Hel Yes! Restaurant

LDF10: Hel Yes! Restaurant

LDF10: Hel Yes! Restaurant

LDF10: Hel Yes! Restaurant

WeHeart is one of our guest bloggers during London Design Festival. WeHeart won Best independent blog during the mydeco.com Democracy Blog Awards.

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