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.

“A Large Chair Doesn’t Make a King” is an immersive installation which will allow visitors to engage with the art and will invite them to move through the space. The Africa Centre is delighted to be working with London-based designer Yinka Ilori to launch this specially commissioned installation.

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.

Original designers from London College of Fashion, UAL's MA Artefact, Footwear and Fashion Futures courses challenge the notion of how products change and influence the world we live in.

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.

BUILD is an immersive installation by Artist Lisa Traxler, inspired by dazzle camouflage and radar, housed in the Surface Matter materials studio. Materials meet Art, informed by Architecture - meet the artist, learn about materials and play with the notions of encrypted communication.

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.

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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.

darc room is a curated, creative lighting exhibition in the heart of London for specifiers and designers. darc room will offer inspiration and solutions for anyone involved in lighting specification by featuring lighting suppliers, creative lighting installations and a high quality speaker program.

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.

The Royal College of Art and Imperial College have created a treasure trail of ‘food design thinking’ to encourage open innovation amongst the World famous stalls of Borough Market. Including: promoting children’s good eating habits and the Open Kitchen, a space to inspire creative cooking.

Grestec Tiles will launch the exclusive Diesel Living collection at this year's 100% Design. The Diesel Living concept interprets the urban style that the brand are synonymous for by exploring five moods with a combination of aged fabrics, canvas and jute.

The «chromatic sequences» exhibition by Hella Jongerius at Galerie kreo presents distinctive pieces by the Dutch designer, which highlight her masterful use of colours and materials as well as her special way of fusing industry and craft, high and low tech, tradition and the contemporary.

Jack Trench, London-based designers and manufacturers of handcrafted bespoke kitchens and furniture, will preview their unique Corian® kitchen designs. A series of daytime and evening events will run throughout the festival at their Clerkenwell showroom.

An exhibition of works on paper from the early 20th Century to the present day. Drawings, watercolours, posters, lithographs, etchings and wood engravings.

Come closer and gaze into a world of mesmerizing detail.
Let us put your eyes to work! Moooi presents an interactive installation that invites you to come closer and capture a magnified image of your own unique iris to be shared with you and added to our compilation of London's Eyes!

BAGNODESIGN on Kings Road, Chelsea will host a series events throughout the London Design Festival, including pop up exhibitions by Tattie Rose Flowers, Georgina Boyce Jewelley & Hannah Sucksmith Jewellery. Look out for details of further networking events and expert talks that will take place too.

See the design and making work by graduates and alumni from the design studios at The Cass, London Metropolitan University. Expect bold innovation, careful craft and material adventures. Disciplines include fashion & textiles, furniture, interiors, jewellery, product and visual communications

One of the UK’s most highly rated art and design schools is joining forces with London’s coolest historic marketplace for LDF 2017. Designers from Kingston School of Art will migrate en-masse to Old Spitalfields Market to explore futures for communities and commerce in the heart of the East End.

Please drop into the Nicholas Anthony Knightsbridge showroom https://nicholas-anthony.co.uk/showrooms/knightsbridge/ to meet our award-winning design team, experience the latest SieMatic kitchen displays and see our exciting window display featuring Jules Sturgess http://www.julessturgess.co.uk/

OCHRE designs furniture, lighting and accessories for the interior. Their designs place equal importance on harmonious proportions, luxurious materials and matchless craftsmanship.

In a curated exhibition exploring the altering role of convergence between digital and physical and its impact on how we create artefacts and shape experiences Ravensbourne showcases interdisciplinary design works, fashion and art installations from postgraduate students representing 21 nations.

In writing and in design we use glyphs to clarify meaning, signifiers to convey concepts and ideas. Show 15 explores the art of punctuating a space with colour, light, tactility and form, with the UK launch of new products from Muller Van Severen, e15, Giopato & Coombes and other emerging designers.

The fractal tree is the manifestation of geometrical play stemming from the growth logic of tree branches. Operating as a city sculpture and a sustainable device, the timber structure transforms itself and its environment over the course of the day, taking advantage of Geffrye Museum's unique site.

New generation designers investigate their identity & roots – sometimes going back in history to uncover authenticity & primal instincts. They create hybrids between technology & touch; innovating materials, forging form & conceptualising rituals for a more contemplative lifestyle fit for our times.

This autumn will see Grosvenor enter Pimlico Road as a design district for the London Design Festival, supported by an exciting collaboration with Country & Town House through a series of breakfast talks with designers, creative directors, founders and interior experts.