A new design exhibition and creative collaboration – The Tramshed – launches during the London Design Festival. The event brings together international brands exhibiting in a stunning space, which was originally used as an electricity generating power station for the Shoreditch tram system dating from 1905. (more…)
Leading design trade fair - 100% Design London - is celebrating it’s 16th birthday this year. The exhibition is the big daddy of the London Design Festival, boasting over 4,000 designs at this year’s show. (more…)
HEL YES! is a temporary restaurant and exhibition showcasing the best in Finnish food and design. Helsinki is the World Design Capital 2012, and this restaurant will not doubt help cement this prestigious new design status. (more…)
The London Design Festival, the capital’s leading annual design extravaganza, returns to the city this September. Designers, studios, shops, galleries, and museums stage exhibitions and events in over 240 locations, reaffirming London’s place on the global design scene. (more…)
We’ve teamed up with urban bike brand Tokyobike to offer localised design tours to some of the best exhibitions and events during the London Design Festival. Each morning from 23rd-26th September, LDG editor Max Fraser will host a small group of design enthusiasts on his tailor-made tour. There are only 15 places available per day, so book now! (more…)
Open House London, a popular fixture on the cultural calendar, returns to the capital this month enabling architectural enthusiasts and seasoned voyeurs the opportunity to get inside hundreds of buildings for one weekend only. (more…)
For information of design activities taking place across London in September, check out our newsletter for the month. Why not join our very first LONDON DESIGN GUIDE bike tours taking place during London Design Festival? (more…)
LDG addition: Fans of chef Tom Aikens‘ less formal Chelsea restaurant – Tom’s Kitchen – will be pleased to discover that he has opened a second one within the elegant Georgian rooms of Somerset House, replacing the previous Admiralty Restaurant. (more…)
When was the last time you were in a room where you could press your own record, listen to electronic jellyfish, sing to your jewellery and make a musical train track? Never happened? Then you’ve never been to a Yuri Suzuki exhibition. (more…)
