In the Pimlico Road showroom, Promemoria celebrates its ten year anniversary in London with a special exhibition on the last 10 years’ Light Design Concept, a journey through unique materials, essential shapes and technological innovation.

The bold & refined Oksen makes a comeback! Fritz Hansen are relaunching the legendary status chair by Arne Jacobsen. Panel Discussion chaired by design theorist Betti Marenko will explore Status Symbols, what is it that makes an object powerful and desired?

Air has pervaded many areas of human life. Ritual, medicine, myth, technology and agriculture.

Today most of us are living in cities where we are competing over our fair share of air. Our main competitor is so small we can not see it with our eyes.

During London Design Festival Soane Britain will be launching their autumn collections of furniture, lighting, fabrics and wallpapers. Every Soane design is made in Britain in small workshops that excel in traditional crafts, such as iron forging, chair making, precision engineering and saddlery.

The Magic of Bespoke

To celebrate London Design Festival HOWE will be showcasing their evolving range of barstools.

An exhibition of design history and day-to
day utility via a remarkable personal collection.

Faye Toogood has invited 50 of the leading creative forces in the country to take part in a unique collaborative project. Toogood presents each of the participants with one of her signature Spade chairs and in return they donate a representative piece of their own work.

Timorous Beasties Urban Jungle
TBs present their new wallpaper and fabrics collection: from the luxuriance of jungle palms, vines, & leopard skins, to transformation of visual civil disobedience as ornament. It’s design for bad cats with Tropical Clouded Leopard, Graffiti Horizon, Graffiti Allover

Squire and Partners will open the doors of their new Brixton office, The Department Store, to host a design series collaborating with the area’s finest creative talent. The dynamic line-up includes experiential installations, textiles, printmaking and papercraft as well as talks and a maker market.

Jule Waibel is a master of pleated patterns. She combines objects, art and performance. With a strong focus on geometric shapes she designs with emotion, surprise and humor. For her first solo exhibition Jule creates a room-filling and playful installation of objects and sculptures.

UNTRANSLATION is a flag based installation that explores and celebrates the many languages spoken in Brixton. The rafters of Brixton Village & Market Row will be transformed into a cultural design dictionary that defines some of the world's most unique words. Love is understanding. Love is Power.

Warehouse Home magazine has curated a contemporary apartment in the heart of Shoreditch, open for the duration of London Design Festival. Copies of the Warehouse Home book and magazine subscriptions can be purchased. With Headline Partners DCW éditions, Master Paintmakers and USM Modular Furniture.

Water is at the centre of our existence. It shapes our environment, materials and products we live with. This multidisciplinary exhibition brings together a group of designers exploring the theme through experimental new work. A series of events will provide context to expand on the core exhibition.

WILD TEXTILES
A living piece created by landscape architect and artist Jeanette Ramirez in the Gudrun Sjödén store window in Covent Garden.
We invite you to a playful exploration of textiles and botanicals, traditional weaving craft, sustainable design and nature as inspiration and medium.

Daniel Eatock’s 'Cup Full’ explores the 'poetics of quantity’ contained within an everyday drinking mug. With mathematical precision, Fearlessly Frank’s resident artist demonstrates how the world fits into a single mug, and how a single mug fits into the world.

Acclaimed New York based Martyn Thompson Studio presents an immersive installation of tapestries and textiles, a place for people to stop and contemplate in a salon like space. The new work reflects Thompson’s love for nature and fascination with the beauty of the patina of time.

'Flare' - the new collection by 1882 Ltd. with PINCH.
An exhibition of the project's story, ambitions and journey revealing the processes and craftsmanship involving the development and making of a design driven fine bone china collection.

As part of CDQ’s Elements theme, John Cullen Lighting brings together light and earth. John Cullen show their discreet brand of luxury architectural lighting, Blackbody their unique mastery of OLED technology adding to the lighting experience alongside handcrafted wooden furniture by Dare Studio.

How could products be made in a world beyond mass-production? This exhibition looks at projects that are pioneering new ways of making today; not just one-off items for individuals, but establishing a ‘new normal’ where manufacturing is redistributed and mass means ‘by the masses’ not en-masse.

Arcade East, London College of Fashion’s new project space, was developed to host a themed season of events and installations with a focus on digital practice and innovation each summer as part of a new LCF Arts Programme. This summer’s programme focuses on design, technology and performance.

Italian furniture brand Arper return to 100% Design with the Arper Bloggers Lounge. The dedicated space is fully equipped with free WiFi and a range of refreshments, ideal for bloggers and online media to hold meetings, work and simply re-charge.

Boffi Chelsea welcomes the new Cove kitchen by Zaha Hadid Design, alongside the 2017 collections for the kitchen, bathroom and storage systems. Partner company De Padova presents pieces from the recently acquired Danish start-up MA/U Studio as well as new designs by Lissoni, Fukasawa and Ossino.

Citradi is a small company nestled in the Oxfordshire countryside. Each product is a combination of London style and Cotswold comfort, drawing design inspiration from nature and the organic curves that surround us.

The Common Parts Canteen opens for the duration of the festival to launch COMMON PARTS – a new furniture collection designed by Sue Skeen and made by the makers of The New Craftsmen. The canteen will provide a hub for ideas exchange, debate and gossip. Refreshments will be served.

Continuum1
Exhibition showcasing the developing professional practice from a new group Craft Continuum formed from the UCA network in Farnham.
Disciplines include ceramics, textiles, glass, photography, mark making, collage and jewellery.

A stunning display Windswept Leaves will appear at the Gallery (transformed by Timothy Hatton Architects) from 16 September. To celebrate the natural world, this work comprises a specially designed carpet inspired by leaves from British heritage trees, surrounded by 100 floating 3D-printed leaves.

Design London will showcase the very best in furniture and interior design at the heart of 100% Design 2017, presenting a carefully selected group of brands showcasing the very best in high quality design, detail and craftsmanship.

Crucial Trading invites you to touch and feel the natural fibres used to create their unique floor coverings. From the brand's original Seagrass to Sisal, Coir, Jute, Sisool and Wool, meet the experts and discover how the materials evolve from their raw forms into the sought-after end product.

Explore the history of chinoiserie design in all its magnificence at Guinevere's unique exhibition. The inspiring antiques emporium has curated delightful and extraordinary examples of this highly decorative style that has been popular in England since the 17th century.