Supporters
A range of sponsors and supporters make the London Design Festival possible, each contributing expertise and passion.
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The London Design Festival will bring world class talent to the capital, and offer new ways for us to view our outdoor spaces with its innovative commissions We are delighted to be able to support this, and look forward to seeing the work." Moira Sinclair, London Executive Director of Arts Council England. -
The London Development Agency is the Regional Development Agency responsible for the sustainable economic development of London. -
As the world’s greatest museum of art and design, the V&A is delighted to welcome the London Design Festival for a second year. From 18 - 26 September 2010 the V&A will act as the hub for the public and for design professionals, hosting events and activities on the theme of design alongside a number of special displays, created especially for the Festival by leading design organisations. -
AUDI AG, the fastest rising German prestige car maker, marked its centenary in 2009. The ‘Vorsprung durch Technik’ brand has long been linked with advanced design and the obsession and dedication to creativity is omnipresent in its entire range. Audi now reaches more than 1m customers each year. -
HSBC Private Banking services are provided to high net worth individuals and their families through 91 locations in some 39 countries and territories in Europe, the Americas, the Asia-Pacific region, the Middle East and Africa. HSBC Private Bank draws on the capability and expertise of the HSBC Group, one of the world’s largest banking and financial services organisations. -
From invention through 40 years of forward thinking, Corian® continues to blaze the trail for surface materials, earning its iconic status as a must-have worksurface with an ideal balance of versatility, performance and beauty, adding value to residential, commercial and public environments. -
A contemporary British frame designer, John Jones combines traditional craftsmanship with the latest conservation practices to present art and objects for a variety of clientele including museums, galleries, collectors, designers and artists. John Jones are delighted to work on a collaboration with Stuart Haygarth on Framed at the V&A. -
UK Trade & Investment helps UK-based exporters succeed globally and assists overseas companies to bring high quality investment to the UK. Every year UK it helps thousands of firms discover global growth, from start-ups to industry leaders. -
The Times is one of the world's most trusted quality newspapers, with 1.7 million readers. The Times' outstanding journalism is complemented by a commitment to dynamic design. It is renowned for its continual innovation, most recently with the launch of thetimes.co.uk and with Eureka, our monthly science and environment magazine, both of which have won plaudits from the design community. -
Arup, the global firm of designers, engineers and business consultants is the creative and inspirational force behind many of the world's most innovative and sustainable building, transport and civil engineering. -
The Polish Cultural Institute is a part of the Polish diplomatic mission in the United Kingdom which aims to promote and foster the understanding of Polish culture. Within its office in Soho, the Institute devises programmes in the genres of visual arts, film, theatre, music and literature, collaborating with cutting edge British and European organizations and institutions. -
Southbank Centre is the UK’s largest arts centre with an extraordinary history dating back to the Festival of Britain in 1951. Its three significant buildings - the Royal Festival Hall, Queen Elizabeth Hall and the Hayward Gallery are home to over 1,000 music, dance and literature performances each year, as well as major exhibitions, outdoor installations and over 300 free events. -
The first of Hyatt Hotels' exciting new Andaz brand is located in the heart of London, housed in a beautiful red brick Victorian building dating back to 1884. Once inside, guests are transported to the 21st century, with 267 beautifully appointed guest-rooms designed to create the ultimate hotel experience. -
Event Concept offers a premium design and production service, specialising in the exhibition and events industry across Europe and the UK. With a background in interior design and technical production, the company brings the best concepts to life utilizing in-house resources. -
Veuve Clicquot has a history of innovation and creativity. Madame Clicquot was the first woman to run her own champagne house and for her revolutionary idea to clarify the wines by ‘ridding’ the bottles, an innovation which is still used today. In 1877, they became the first company to register a colour – the bold colour yellow – which remains on their labels. Veuve Clicquot continues to be committed to the its creative heritage placing creative partnerships at the core of their programme. -
Pentagram, a multi-disciplinary design firm with offices in London, New York, Austin, and Berlin, have been supporters of the London Design Festival since 2003 when they designed the Festival's unique logo. -
Founded in London in 1796 by Harry Phillips formerly senior clerk to James Christie, Phillips de Pury & Company is an auction house and art dealership, with offices in London, New York, Geneva, Berlin, Brussels, Los Angeles, Milan, Munich and Paris. -
DNA of Design are a visionary digital design consultancy and practice. -
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The Trafalgar is one of London's most desirable contemporary, design-led hotels. By definition the most central hotel in the capital, it's perfect for both business trips and stylish city breaks. Guests can experience spacious, tranquil accommodation for pure, unadulterated comfort, an award-winning bourbon bar, a stylishly ambient restaurant and the most iconic rooftop bar in town. -
Chris Lefteri is an internationally recognised authority on materials and their application in design. The author of eight books on design and material innovation, Chris is a also accomplished designer whose studio continues to work with clients worldwide to develop strategies for effective materials integration in the design process, as well as with material suppliers and manufacturers to help them engage with the design community.
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London Design Festival Ltd
60 Frith Street
London W1D 3JJ
Tel. +44(0)20 7734 6444
E: hello@londondesignfestival.com
60 Frith Street
London W1D 3JJ
Tel. +44(0)20 7734 6444
E: hello@londondesignfestival.com
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