LONDON DESIGN FESTIVAL PACK 2014

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CONTENTS

COMPILED BY JAMES HART, LAURA WARD AND FELICITY GUY

3 INTRODUCTION

4 TOP 50 HIGHLIGHTS

14 WI-FI AND COFFEE HOTSPOTS

16 MAPS AND GUIDES

16 WHO TO FOLLOW

17 HANDLES AND HASHTAGS TO TRACK

18 HOW TO NAVIGATE THE FESTIVAL

19 UNDERGROUND MAP AND DISTRICTS

20 PRESS RELEASES

42 GLOBAL DESIGN FORUM

44 CAMRON CLIENTS IN LONDON

48 TOP TEN HOT TABLES

50 TOP TEN LONDON DESIGN FESTIVAL POP-UPS

52 MEET AND EAT

58 LINKS AND CONTACTS

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INTRODUCTION

Welcome to London and the 12th London Design Festival. Camron has been working with the Festival team for eight years and this one promises to be the biggest and best, with an impressive collection of landmark projects and a wide variety of design events taking place across the capital over the ten-day Festival.

The London Design Festival website is the best source of information: londondesignfestival.com but the printed guide is very good too. This year it will be bigger in size, to accommodate the increase in partners and provide more space for editorial comment, and it will be available to collect at all participating locations. The Victoria and Albert Museum will be the ‘hub’ of the Festival for the sixth year. The Festival’s relationship with the mu-seum continues to grow. This year, visitors will encounter some spectacular installations, interventions and exhi-bitions as well as a Graphics Weekend (13-14 September) and a Digital Weekend (20-21 September).

We are delighted that Edward Barber OBE and Jay Osgerby OBE are working with BMW to present Double Space, a real show-stopper presenting two kinetic mirrored structures in the beautiful Raphael Gallery. Glass artist Jeremy Maxwell Wintrebert has worked with Perrier-Jouët to present an installation of huge glass cyl-inders (made by one of the oldest mouth-blown glass factories in Germany), Zaha Hadid has created Crest, a polished bridge-like structure over the pool in the Madejski Garden which reflects the sky on the surface and the rippling water on the underneath and Felix de Pass, Ian McIntyre and Michael Mongomery have created Candela, a glowing installation in the V&A’s Tapestry Gallery and the Wish List, an idea initiated by Sir Terence Conran brings together established and emerging designers to create pieces out of American Hardwood.

In Trafalgar Square, from 18 – 22 September, Airbnb is supporting the presentation of four structures which represent the idea of home. A Place Called Home offers the vision of a ‘perfect home’ from leading designers: Jasper Morrison, Studioilse, Patternity and Raw-Edges. From a Pigeon fancier’s house to a home that expands and contracts to reveal rooms, this installation will inspire and beguile visitors to London’s leading square.

Elsewhere, the London Design Festival embraces the major trade shows: 100% design at Earl’s Court (for the last year, before it moves to Olympia), designjunction at the Old Sorting Office, Tent London & Superbrands London at the Old Truman Brewery, Focus/14 in Design Centre Chelsea Harbour and Decorex International which has moved to Syon House. This year, there are six design districts and elsewhere there are special exhibitions, events, talks, tours and ‘happenings’ going on within retailers, design studios, galleries, cafes, hotels and restaurants.

This pack contains press releases, our own list of highlights, suggestions for the best places to eat and re-charge batteries (literally) with free WiFi and good coffee. There are plenty of launches, parties and events to attend and the Camron team will be on hand to help you to find your way around the city. We look forward to seeing you next week – and if you can’t come but are keen to know about the Festival, I hope that this pack will make you feel as though you are part of all that is happening!

Best wishes,

Judy DobiasManaging Director

THE DESIGN COMMUNICATIONS AGENCY: LONDON | NEW YORK | SAN FRANCISCO

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A PLACE CALLED HOMEAirbnb has invited four acclaimed designers, Jasper Morrison, Patternity, Raw-Edg-es and Studioilse, to design their interpretations of the meaning of ‘home’. The four structures will live in Trafalgar Square for five days and range from a Pigeon fan-cier’s house to an interior with the ability to transform its internal space to create different rooms within a home.

Location: Trafalgar SquareHours: 18 – 22 September, 10am – 10pm

DOUBLE SPACE FOR BMWFascinated by the themes of movement and the perception of space, multi-dis-ciplinary designers Edward Barber and Jay Osgerby have devised an immersive, kinetic sculpture in conjunction with BMW that distorts the viewer’s sense of per-spective as they view the Raphael cartoons on display at the V&A, as well as the architecture of the space.

Location: V&A Gallery 48a Raphael Gallery (Level 1)Dates: 13 September – 24 October, 10am – 5.45pm daily

THE WISH LISTA collaborative fusion of design experience, young talent and craftsmanship. Sir Terence Conran and Benchmark Furniture have teamed up with the American Hard-wood Export Council to invite ten illustrious names in design and architecture to each nominate an emerging talent to collaborate on a very open brief. In collabora-tion with Benchmark Furniture and Sir Terence Conran.

Location: V&A Staircase P (Level 1 – 4)Dates: 13 September – 24 October, 10am – 5.45pm daily, 10am – 10pm Fridays

CANDELACandela refers to the standard unit of luminous intensity: a candle equals roughly one candela. Designers Felix de Pass, Ian McIntyre and Michael Montgomery, with expertise in different design fields, have collaborated to create an installation which is graphical in its visual impact, delicately engineered and crafted using both tradi-tional and cutting edge materials. Supported by Officine Panerai.

Location: V&A Gallery 94, Tapestries (Level 3)Dates: 13 – 21 September, 10am – 5.45pm daily, 10am – 10pm Fridays

HUMAN NATUREThe entrance to the V&A’s Glass Galleries will be transformed by a site specific work created by the Paris-based designer Jeremy Maxwell Wintrebert. He was fas-cinated by freshly made, mouth-blown glass cylinders he saw at Glashütte Lamberts in Waldsassen, Germany. In collaboration with leading glass specialist Vessel Gal-lery and supporters Perrier-Jouët, Wintrebert’s installation plays with the balance of light and form as well as the strength and fragility of glass.

Location: V&A Gallery 111, Medieval and Renaissance (Level 3) Entrance foyer to Gallery 131. Glass (L 4)Dates: 10am – 5.45pm daily, 10am – 10pm Fridays

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CRESTBy Zaha Hadid Architects and commissioned by Meliã Hotels International, Crest provides an engaging feature across the pool in the centre of the V&A’s John Made-jski Garden. Hadid’s structure reflects the sky on one side and the rippling water on the underside.

Location: V&A, The John Madejski GardenDates: 13 September - 24 September, 10am – 5.45pm daily, 10am – 10pm Fridays

V&A DESIGN FUNDThe Design Fund enables the V&A to continue to acquire objects at the vanguard of contemporary design, and each year the new acquisitions are revealed during London Design Festival for the benefit of the public. This year’s selection of con-temporary acquisitions encompasses works by both emerging and established in-ternational designers and architects.

Location: V&A Gallery 64b Medieval and Renaissance (Level 2)Dates: 13 September – 6 November, 10am – 5.45pm daily, 10am – 10pm Friday

BREATHLESS BEAUTY BROKEN BEAUTYOver 12 months film maker Vanessa Jane Hall travelled England to create video can-vasses that capture the raw beauty of the country house, whether sparkling or fad-ed. Observers step inside the temple-like sculpture and find themselves cocooned in an immersive audio-visual environment. This three dimensional work takes the observer on an atmospheric journey that awakens the soul to the beauty and drama of these intriguing buildings.

Location: V&A Staircase P (Level 1 – 4), V&A British Galleries Landing, (Level 4)Dates: 10am – 5.45pm daily, 10am – 10pm Fridays

MILITARY SECRET, JAMES RIGLERVisitors can step inside Trajan’s Column to discover an installation by James Rigler, a contemporary ceramicist who creates sculptures and installations that question the architecture and meaning of the places around us.

Location: V&A Trajan’s Column, Gallery 46a, Cast CourtsDates: 13 – 21 September, 10am – 5.45pm daily, 10am – 10pm Fridays

ALAN KITCHING AND MONOTYPEThis free talk is part of the Graphics Weekend at the V&A. Alan Kitching is one of the world’s foremost practitioners of letterpress typographic design and printmaking. Alan will show works from his 50-year career, including a detailed look at a recent collaboration with Monotype.

Location: V&A The Lydia and Manfred Gorvy Lecture Theatre, (Level 4)Dates: 13 September. 2pm – 3.30pm

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TYPETASTING WITH SARAH HYNDMANA free talk with graphic designer Sarah Hyndman, who will demonstrate how type-faces influence what we read and how we interpret type. The audience will learn how we respond to type and are also drawn to fonts which reflect our personalities and aesthetics. Sarah will reveal the results of her ‘Type Dating Game’ which reveals the fonts which are the most (and least) popular.

Location: V&A, Seminar Room 3, Learning Centre, (Level 3)Dates: 12 September, 2pm–3.30pm

100% DESIGN100% Design is the largest design trade event of its kind in the UK, covering interiors,the workplace, kitchens and bathrooms, emerging talents as well as eco, design and build. Celebrating 20 editions, this is the UK’s biggest design event, which continues to inspire with more installations, features and exhibits more than any other show. This year Philippe Starck opens 100% Design and launches his latest designs.

Location: Earls Court Exhibition Centre, 2 Warwick Road, SW5 9TADates: 17 - 20 September

DECOREX INTERNATIONALInternationally renowned for being the paramount event to discover the very best in luxury design, Decorex provides a unique platform for launching into the most coveted end of the interior design world. With the focus on increasing number of specialist international exhibitors, this year will see the latest and greatest products thrust into the Decorex limelight, as well as the opportunity to discover stunning installations from the most illustrious designers.

Location: Syon Park, Brentford, TW8 8JFDates: 13 - 24 September

DESIGNJUNCTIONThe fourth edition of the critically acclaimed designjunction returns to the magnifi-cent Sorting Office for its flagship London show. Spanning four enormous floors, the show presents more than 180 brands promoting design, retail and innovation. There is a powerful line-up of leading global brands, smaller cutting-edge labels, more than 25 design-led pop-up shops, large scale installations, a dedicated light-junction show, on-site eateries and vibrant flash factories.

Location: The Sorting Office, 21–31 New Oxford Street, WC1A 1BADates: 13 – 24 September

AT DESIGNJUNCTION TEDDY’S WISHIconic British design brands, ercol and Anglepoise, have donated chairs and lamps which will be auctioned in support of Teddy’s Wish to fund research into the causes of SIDS (Sudden Infant Death Syndrome).

Location: The Sorting Office, 21–31 New Oxford Street, WC1A 1BADates: 18 - 21 September

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BARONCELLILondon based design studio Baroncelli celebrate their 20th anniversary this year. Creative Director, Giovanni Corrado has established Baroncelli as an innovative studio, and this September showcases signature designs at designjunction and Decorex. Exclusive previews of the new Arlo chandelier and Atomos wall light will celebrate Baroncelli’s relationship with master craftsmen, pushing creativity and exploring new ways of working with glass.

Location: The Sorting Office, 21–31 New Oxford Street, WC1A 1BADates: 18 - 21 September

FOCUS/14Discover world-class talent and get connected at Focus/14, the ultimate interior de-sign event. A dynamic programme brings together the brightest and most creative minds for an exciting exchange of ideas and collection launches. Ninety-nine show-rooms with over 500 international brands, showcasing new ranges, ‘in conversation’ sessions with influential global names and Access All Areas showroom events form the backbone of this design experience.

Location: Design Centre, Chelsea Harbour, Lots Road, SW10 0XEDates: 21 - 24 September

TENT LONDON & SUPER BRANDS LONDONEast London is firmly established as the most creative design destination, with Tent London & Super Brands London at its heart. Now in their 8th year, the shows con-tinue to carve out a reputation as an anchor of the LDF; a beacon for anyone looking to discover the best contemporary design. The 11-acre hub is known for presenting extraordinary interior products from 290 global brands, independents and undis-covered talents, and a collection of country pavilions.

Location: Old Truman Brewery, Hanbury Street, E1 6QRDates: 18 - 21 September

GRAHAM & BROWNLeading British wallpaper brand Graham & Brown is proud to present New Wave at Tent London and preview its latest studio and designer collections at Superbrands. True to its quintessential British style and rich family history, Graham & Brown cham-pions British design and manufacture at its best.

Location: Tent London: stand G15/ Superbrands: stand 19. Old Truman Brewery, Hanbury StreetDates: 18 - 21 September

AFRODITI KRASSAAfroditiKrassa studio has been commissioned to design the bar within Super Brands London. Designed as a catwalk, visitors sit around the staging utilising the space as a grand table, whilst models are showcasing the hottest work from new fashion designers. The AK Bar will also host an in-situ launch of the AKollection, the stu-dio’s debut collection of tiles and lighting. The range of bold monochrome tiles and smoked and bevelled mirrors reference the glamour of Art Deco design.

Location: Ground Floor, Old Truman Brewery, Hanbury Street, E1 6QRDates: Thursday 10am–7pm, Friday–Saturday 10am–8pm, Sunday 11am–6pm

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CAFÉ SMUGSMUG will be launching the Islington Design District with a programme of fantastic design-led activities, workshops and an exciting new exclusive collection from Don-na Wilson. CAFÉ SMUG will be a hub for IDD, offering free WiFi for design hunters seeking to snap and hashtag their favourite finds.

Location: 13 Camden Passage, N1 8EADates: 14 - 20 September, Sun–Tue 12pm–5pm, Wed–Sat 11am–6pm

TINCAN BY AL_A SUPPORTED BY DUPONT™ CORIAN®AL_A presents tincan, a six month restaurant project in Soho which elevates the humble tin to an object of desire. Everything from light fittings and wall displays to tables and chairs will be created specifically for the space. The AL_A team was inspired to create this pop up after finding a former fishing tackle shop in Lisbon which had been transformed into a tiny, vibrant restaurant serving only tinned sea-food.

Location: Tincan 7 Upper James Street, W1F 9DHDates: 13 - 21 September, Mon –Thu 11am-11pm, Fri – Sat 11am– 12 midnight, Sun 10am –10pm

THE BUILDING CENTRE WIKIHOUSE 4.0The world’s first open source, digitally-printed house will be built in Central London. The WikiHouse is a low energy house that anyone can download, adapt, ‘print’ and assemble in a few days, with no construction skills, and for less than £50k. Led by Arup, Zero zero and The Building Centre.

Location: 26 Store Street, WC1E 7BTDate: 13 - 21 September, Mon – Fri 9.30am– 5.30am (plus additional evening and weekend events)

THE RAG AND BONE MANDesigner-Craftsman Paul Firbank is setting up The Rag and Bone Man’s pop up workshop in the Queens Park Design District with live projects, using components from end of life vehicles and local industrial scrap which he transforms into beautiful bespoke lighting, furniture and accessories.

Location: 13 Camden Passage, N1 8EADates: 13 - 20 September

WITH BLACK CATS, STUDIO JOBStudio Job stages a quirky collection of lighting cats. These pets, frozen by the al-chemy of bronze, form a range of fascinating black feline sculptures, lit by a pair of fierce eyes. These silent figures join Studio Job’s universe, made of still objects to which they give a soul.

Location: 3 Albemarle Street, W1S 4HE Dates: 13, 21 - 24 September, Mon – Sat 10am– 6pm

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TOTAL FABRICATIONTotal Fabrication is an interactive exhibition of contemporary design for interiors with a material twist. Craft Central reveals the work of a talented group of mak-ers with an innovative approach to materials. The exhibit evolves as the exhibitors-demonstrate weird and wonderful craft processes.

Location: 33–35 St John’s Square, EC1M 4DSDates: 15 - 21 September, Monday–Saturday 10.30am–6.30pm

HAY & WRONG FOR HAY DESIGN & DINE IN/ ANTTO MELASNIEMIHay & Wrong for Hay open the doors to their new showroom in St James’s Park to show a specially curated installation featuring new product launches alongside pieces that were presented in Milan. Visitors to the space can enjoy respite at a pop-up café run by guest chef Antto Melasniemi. For the evening, guests can book into limited spaces to be part of a unique design and dining experience at the exhibition, as well as on a terrace overlooking St James’s Park.

Location: 34 Queen Anne’s Gate, SW1H 9ABDates: 13 - 20 September

19 GREEK STREET19 Greek Street presents the Design Café, a quirky design-focused take on the tra-dition of ‘high tea’. The café is open to the public (usually by appointment) for the duration of the Festival and will be presenting its latest collection of quirky and playful design icons.

Location: 19 Greek Street, W1D 4DTDates: 13 - 21 September

BOCCI X MALLETT AT ELY HOUSEBocci collaborates with the antique dealer Mallett. This showcase presents a collageof old and new works. These contemporary pieces, shown in the context of the Mallett space, suggest a counter-intuitive sense of time in which new objects seem older than the antiques.

Location: Ely House, 37 Dover Street, W1S 4NJDates: 13 - 21 September

DO SHOPDo Shop presents the latest Toiletpaper collection of tableware from Seletti, launch-ing a brand new collection of OLED table lights from Blackbody and unveils the new designers selected for our annual Do Masters programme, the leading selling exhibi-tion of products by new design graduates.

Location: 34 Shorts Gardens, WC2H 9PXDates: Mon–Wed 10am–6.30pm, Thu 10am–8pm, Fri–Sat 10am–6.30pm, Sun 12pm–6pm

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GALLERY LIBBY SELLERS, WOODEN TABLES BY PETER MARIGOLDGallery Libby Sellers presents the London debut of Peter Marigold’s Wooden Table series. This exhibition is the gallery’s first solo show of Marigold’s work since their collaboration began in 2007.

Location: 41–42 Berners Street W1T 3NBDates: 13, 16 - 20 September, Tue–Fri 11am–6pm, Sat 11am–4pm

THE NEW CRAFTSMENThe New Craftsmen’s permanent home in Mayfair showcases the authentic skills and innovation of the best of British craftsmen. Discover new pieces and processes and learn about the area’s rich artisanal history through walking tours, events and talks.

Location: 34 North Row W1K 6DGDates: 13, 15 - 20 September, Tue–Sat 11am–7pm

PRIESTMANGOODE BRIGHT IDEAS TO MAKE LIFE BETTERBright Ideas to Make Life Better is an exhibition showcasing projects across the spectrum of design – from product, to graphic, spatial and transport in Priestman-goode’s new central London headquarters. Today’s designers are responding to pressing global issues such as urban density, poor air quality and wasted resources by coming up with clever solutions to help people face these new challenges. This exhibition picks out some of their favourite ideas from around the world.

Location: 150 Great Portland Street W1W 6QDDates: 13 - 21 September, Mon–Fri 10am–5pm

RIBA REGENT STREET WINDOWS PROJECTNow in its fifth year, the RIBA Regent Street Windows Project has matched cut-ting edge RIBA architects with some of London’s most prestigious retailers to cre-ate stunning architectural installations in shop windows along and around London’s Regent Street. This year 15 architecture practices, have worked with 15 retailers to create a sequence of stunning architectural installations on Regent Street, Heddon Street and Brewer Street.

Location: Regent Street W1Dates: 13 - 21 September

Location: Ace Hotel London Shoreditch, 100 Shoreditch High Street E1 6JQDates: 16 - 22 September

ACE HOTEL LONDON SHOREDITCHAce Hotel London Shoreditch will be a central destination during London Design Festival as Shoreditch Design Triangle’s official hub location and host to a series of design-focused installations and activities by Modern Design Review in the show ‘Super Stimuli’ throughout its communal areas. Fabrica will also present ‘Extra-Or-dinary Gallery’, a study of ordinary things, in the hotel’s reception retail space.

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ZINTA BY ARPERWeaving through a space with subtle dexterity, Zinta, a modular sofa system by Italian furniture company Arper, will be on display at Arper’s Clerkenwell showroomduring the London Design Festival showcasing the options available from this ver-satile product.

Location: 11 Clerkenwell Road EC1M 5PADates: 15 - 19 September, Monday–Saturday 10.30am–6.30pm

DAN TOBIN SMITH THE FIRST LAW OF KIPPLEInspired by Phillip K Dicks literary invention, Kipple, which describes the useless objects and detritus that accumulate and surround us. The installation explores Kip-ple’s parallels with the 2nd Law of Thermodynamics, a theory describes how all heat in the universe flows from a hot ordered state into a cold disordered one and which predicts the eventual heat death of the universe.

Location: 52C Whitmore Road N1 5QGDates: 13 - 21 September, Mon–Wed 10am–5pm Thu 10am–9pm Fri–Sat 10am–5pm Sun 11am–4pm

DESIGNERSBLOCK LONDON EDITION 17Designersblock showcases multidisciplinary design from over 100 independent designers, collectives and companies. The show takes place in The Old Sessions House, one of London’s most iconic buildings. Constructed in 1779, the 3,000 sq m building was the busiest Courthouse in England for over 100 years.

Location: The Old Sessions House, 22 Clerkenwell Green EC1R 0NADates: 18 - 21 September

DONNA WILSON RAINY DAY POP-UP SHOPInternationally acclaimed textile designer Donna Wilson transforms a shipping con-tainer into the Rainy Day Pop-Up Shop at BOXPARK, featuring an overhead instal-lation of soft raindrops, murals showcasing her new fabrics, a ‘selfie station’ and knitted creatures everywhere. Special events every day.

Location: BOXPARK Unit 26, 2–10 Bethnal Green Road E1 6GYDates: 16 - 21 September

FLOS ARCHITECTURAL LIGHTING FROM FLOS BY CARL KLEINERAtrium will showcase a photographic exhibition from Flos by sensational Swedish talent Carl Kleiner. Created in collaboration with Omar Sosa, the works celebrate Flos’ latest Architectural Lighting collections using Kleiner’s typically abstract com-positions in bold colours and geometric formations.

Location: Atrium 28 Leonard Street EC2A 4BYDates: 15 - 19 September

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THE GOODHOOD STORE THE ART OF SKATEBOARDINGWith its roots lying in subcultures – one of which is skateboarding – Goodhood pays homage to a culture that spawned a generation of creatives by asking leading artists and designers to contribute to the creation of a series of skateboards with stunning results.

Location: 151–153 Curtain Road, 4 Berry Street, EC2A 3QEHours: 13 - 21 September, Mon–Sat 11am–6.30pm, Sun 12pm–5.30pm

LEE BROOMNouveau Rebel is a tongue-in-cheek reference to the cultural associations of marble, the collection’s core material. A presentation of lighting, accessories and glasswareis displayed on graphic plinths, hidden from immediate view within a dramatic curtained maze. This unique installation invites you to take an immersive journey through the transformed space.

Location: Electra House, 95 Rivington Street, EC2A 3AYHours: 17 - 21 September, Wed–Sat 10am–7pm, Sun 11am–6pm

THE SATURDAY MARKET PROJECTAn interactive celebration of exceptional raw materials, tools and technology. New SMP CoLab kits share skills from Barn the Spoon, Abbeyhorn, Katherine Pogson, Marine Duroselle and Rowena Murray. Drop in or see their programme of bookable masterclasses. Collaborative shop with Very Good and Proper.

Location: 73 Leonard Street, EC2A 4QSHours: 16 - 21 September, Tue 10am–10pm, Wed–Sat 10am–7pm, Sun 10am–5pm

HABITAT DESIGN REUNIONCurated by Polly Dickens, the Creative Director of Habitat, Design Reunion show-cases work from six of London’s most respected names in design and explores the ideas that inspired each piece. The multi-sensory exhibit, created to celebrate 50 years of Habitat design, features new works from Tord Boontje, Clare Norcross, Si-mon Pengelly, Sarah Campbell, Aaron Probyn and Shin Azumi.

Location: Platform Gallery at Habitat, 208 King’s Road, SW3 5XPDates: 13 - 22 Sept, Mon–Tue 10am–6.30pm, Wed 10am–8pm, Thu–Sat 10am–6.30pm Sun 12pm–6pm

Location: 87–135 Brompton Road, SW1X 7XLDates: 13 - 21 September

HARRODS IS DESIGNHarrods makes its Festival debut with an in-store ‘design trail’. Tracing a path through the store’s Home department, the trail will take in a series of exclusive global launches from YOO Home, Bethan Gray and Zaha Hadid to collaborations from Roche Bobois, Les Trois Garçons, Savoir and many more.

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YOO HOMEYOO Home, the new retail interiors collection for YOO, will launch exclusive designs at its dedicated space in Harrods, including a beautifully crafted chair and writing desk from Maserati by Zanotta. YOO Home will also preview exclusive tables, chairs and lighting from Marcel Wanders, Daniel Fang and Bertjan Pot for MOOOI. Plus, YOO Design Director, Matthew Dalby, and Sean Dare from Studio Dare will be ‘In Conversation’ at Decorex on the 24th September.

Location: 87–135 Brompton Road, SW1X 7XLDates: 13 - 21 September

URBAN PLUNGECurated by Jane Withers for Wonderwater including projects for London, New York and Copenhagen by Family & PlayLab, JDS Architects, Ooze & Marjetica Potrc, Stu-dio Octopi and Tredje Natur Urban Plunge explores both existing schemes and fu-ture visions for river swimming in the heart of our cities. Showcasing international design and architectural projects that transform urban rivers into public leisure spaces, giving people an exciting new, water-level perspective on their metropolis.

Location: Roca London Gallery, Station Court, Townmead Road, SW6 2PYDates: 21 September - 15 January 2015

TOM DIXON PRESENTS THE CLUBSeptember sees us dive into the multifaceted world of clubs. Inspired by the classic heritage of the British members’ club, tempered by Dixon’s misspent youth in dis-cotheques, we explore the newly fashionable ways of working, playing and relaxing in the extraordinary environments of the new clubland.

Location: Tom Dixon Shop Wharf Building Portobello Dock 344 Ladbroke Grove, W10 5BUDates: 13 - 21 September, Mon–Sat 10am–6pm

KVADRAT PRESENTS DIS-PLAYKvadrat will launch a new textile collection by Alfredo Häberli which will be cel-ebrated with a special installation entitled DIS-PLAY by the designer in the London showroom. The installation features a large-scale mood board which expresses the creative process that goes into producing the textiles. The press preview will take place on Wednesday 17th September, 9am - 11am. Alfredo Häberli will be available for interviews during the press preview.

Location: , Kvadrat Showroom, 10 Shepherdess Walk, N1 7LB Dates: Wednesday–Friday 9am–5.30pm. Sat–Sun by appointment only

A SECRET GARDEN BY CITIZENM AND VITRAThe secret garden created especially for the London Design Festival by citizenM and Vitra will be your oasis in the heart of this hotel. Cool tunes by popshop, be-spoke cocktails by citizenM’s in-house mixologists and Vitra’s iconic Eames wire chairs await you.

Location: 20 Lavington Street, SE1 0NZHours: All day until 11pm, Music between 4pm–7pm

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WI-FI AND COFFEE HOTSPOTS

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BROMPTON

CLERKENWELL

1. Café de la Paix159 Kings Road, SW3 5TX

020 73519314

1. J + A Café1-4 Sutton Lane, EC1M 5PU020 7490 2992

1. Aubaine260-262 Brompton Rd,

London SW3 2AS

020 7052 0100

2. L’Eto Caffé149 King’s Road, SW3 5TX

020 7589 3734

2. look mum no hands!49 Old St, London EC1V 9HX

020 7253 1025

2. Chapati and Karak144 Brompton Road, London,

SW3 1HY

020 7052 0039

3. Gail’s Artisan Bakery209 King’s Road, SW3 5ED

020 7351 7971

3. Workshop Coffee27 Clerkenwell Road,

EC1M 5RN

020 7253 5754

3. Luna Café176 Brompton Rd, London

SW3 1HQ

020 7581 0702

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ISLINGTON

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COVENT GARDEN

1. Tinderbox Coffee Bar7 Parkfield Street, N1 0PS

1. Ace Hotel100 Shoreditch High Street, E1 6JQ020 7613 9800

1. Monmouth Coffee27 Monmouth Street,

WC2H 9EU

020 7232 3010

2. Kipferl Café and Kitchen20 Camden Passage, N1 8ED020 7704 1555

2. Fix 161 Whitecross Street, EC1Y 8JL020 7739 7829

2. Benugo63 Long Acre, London

WC2E 9JN 020 7836 9773

3. The CoffeeWorks Project209 King’s Road, SW3 5ED

020 7424 5020

3. Ozone Coffee Roasters11 Leonard Street, EC2A 4AQ020 7490 1039

3. Timberyard7 Upper St Martin’s Lane,

WC2H 9DL

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MAPS AND GUIDES

MY FESTIVAL

Create your own be-spoke itinerary with the My Festival tool.

bit.ly/my-festival

GUIDE AND MAP

The guide includes all of the key infor-mation you need to make the most out of each day.

bit.ly/guide-and-map

ICON DESIGN TRAILThe Icon Design Trail is a highly influential guide, featuring Icons favourite events and shows during the Festival.

icondesigntrail.com

DEZEEN AND DESIGNJUNCTION

A free digital map of West End Design Quarter 2014 - in-cluding the best fash-ion and design shops.

bit.ly/WEDQ-14

SHOREDITCH DESIGN TRIANGLE

With 58 participants, the Shoreditch DT 2014 is the biggest yet. Read the guide for more details:

bit.ly/Shoreditch_DT

ALICE RAWSTHORN@AliceRawsthorn

MARCUS FAIRS@MarcusFairs

JANELLE ZARA@JanelleZara

BARBARA CHANDLER @sunnyholt

BECKY SUNSHINE @Becky_Sunshine

VICKY RICHARDSON@vcky_rchrdsn

WHO TO FOLLOW

YVES BEHAR@YvesBehar

OLLY WAINWRIGHT@OllyWainwright

DAN RUBINSTEIN@DanRubinstein

DAVID NICHOLLS@MrDavidNicholls

MAX FRASER@MaxFraserDesign

AFRODITI KRASSA@AfroditiKrassa

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AIRPORTS TO LONDON

From Heathrow:By rail you can catch the Heathrow Express. This is a train service that runs every 15mins from Heathrow to Paddington and takes 20mins. To pre-book tickets, please visit this website heathrowexpress.com however you can buy tickets at the airport (this is well sign-posted at all terminals). Prices start at £16.50 for a single ticket. Savings if booking online.

By taxi you can catch a black cab from outside each terminal. You will need to get into a taxi queue.

From GatwickBy rail you can catch the Gatwick Express, a train service that runs every 15mins from Gatwick to Victoria and takes 30mins. To pre-book tickets, please visit this website gatwickexpress.com however you can buy tickets at the airport (again this is well sign posted at the north and south terminals). Prices start at £15.95 for a single ticket. Savings if booking online.

From StanstedBy rail you can catch the Stansted Express, this is a train service that runs every 30mins from Stansted to Liv-erpool Street station and takes 46mins. To pre-book tickets please visit this website stanstedexpress.com how-ever you can buy tickets at the airport. Prices start at £20 for a single ticket. Savings if booking online.

From LutonBy rail you can catch an East Midlands train (takes 21mins) or a First Capital Connect (takes 25mins) from Luton Airport Parkway Station, after a 5min bus ride from the airport. Head to the main entrance at the airport and catch a bus going to Luton Airport Parkway Station. Trains leave every 15mins. To pre-book tickets please visit this website london-luton.co.uk Prices start at £12.50. Savings if booking online.

From Heathrow, Gatwick, Stansted & Luton you can also catch the Easybus (coach service that takes you from the airport into London). This is well sign posted at all airports. You can pre-book by visiting this website easybus.co.uk. Prices vary from £2-£18 for a single journey. Easybus: Heathrow to Watford Junction, Gatwick to Earl’s Court, Stansted to Baker Street, Luton to Baker Street

From City Airport you are already in the city so your best bet is to catch a taxi, price approx £50 and 50mins to Victoria.

GETTING AROUND LONDON

London Underground (Tube)The Underground is the fastest way to get around the city as London traffic can be unpredictable.

To use the Underground you will need to purchase an Oyster card. This is used to tap in and out at each station. Make sure you remember to tap in and tap out as it can over- charge if you don’t.

Purchasing an Oyster card can be done at any Underground station at one of the cashiers, at the cost of £5 de-posit and then you can add as little or as much pre-paid money on it as you like. Topping up can be done easily at any of the Oyster card machines in each station. You can return your Oyster card to a cashier when leaving London and receive your £5 deposit back.

Taxi’sBlack cabs: You are able to flag these down on the side of the road.Addison Lee: 020 7420 1702, use if you would like to pre-book a taxi.

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Brompton Design District (South Kensington)

Chelsea Design Quarter (Fulham Broadway)

Shoreditch Design Triangle (Old Street)

Clerkenwell Design Quarter (Farringdon)

Islington Design District (Angel)

V&A (South Kensington)

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OLED there be light: the future of illumination (V&A)

1pm to 2.30pm

Speakers:Paul Cocksedge,Ab RogersOne more speaker to be confirmed

V&A, Cromwell Road, SW7 2RL

Democracy in Design: The Mod-ern Makers (Protein Studio)

Monday 15 Septem-ber, 5pm to 6.30pm

Chair: Duncan Riches

Speakers:Daniel CharnyPaul SmythBen Alun-Jones

Protein Studio, 31 New Inn Yard, London, EC2A 3EY

Collecting Design: The Evolution of Collector and Maker (Mallett)

Tuesday 16 Septem-ber, 12pm to 1.30pm

Chair: Gareth Williams

Speakers:Jana ScholzeEleonore Halluitte-AndrewsTord Boontje

Mallett, Ely House, 37 Dover Street, W1S 4NJ

Five Ideas to Shake the World (V&A)

Tuesday 16 Septem-ber, 4pm to 5.30pm

Host: Max Fraser

Speakers:Emily CampbellIneke HansNicolas RoopeRaoul Shah

V&A, Cromwell Road, London, SW7 2RL

Curating design: ad-vances in exhibition programming (V&A)

Wednesday 17 Sep-tember, 10.30am to 12pm

Chair: Vicky Richardson

Speakers:Zoe RyanLibby SellersLinjie WangChristopher Wilk

V&A, Cromwell Road, SW7 2RL

The Masterclass Ses-sions (Purcell Room, Southbank Centre)

Wednesday 17 September, 2pm to 5.30pm

SESSION 1: Liam CaseySESSION 2: David McCandlessSESSION 3: Sir Peter Bazalgette

Purcell Room, Southbank Centre, Bel-vedere Road, SE1 8XX

Co-design and col-laboration (Central Saint Martins)

Thursday 18 Septem-ber, 11am to 12.30pm

Speakers:Cecilia Weckstrom Gadi Amit Nathan Waterhouse Oliver Marlow

Central Saint Martins, Granary Building, Grana-ry Square, N1C 4AA

Building on Open Source Design (The Building Centre)

Friday 19 September, 9.30am to 11am

Chair: Lewis Blackwell

Speakers:Alastair ParvinStuart SmithPaloma StrelitzCarl Turner

The Building Centre, 26 Store Street, London, WC1E 7BT

Ideas to kickstart a sustainable economy (Royal College of Art)

Friday 19 September, 2pm to 5.30pm

Chair: Clare Brass

Speakers:Rich GilbertMichael PawlynEstelle BrachlianoffDax Lovegrove

Royal College of Art, Kensington Gore, London, SW7 2EU

For further informa-tion, including press ticket requests, please contact: Benjamin Ward / Rosanna Wollenberg

Brunswick Arts +44 (0)20 7936 1290,

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GLOBAL DESIGN FORUM: SPEAKERS

BEN ALUN-JONESCo-founder of Knyttan

CLARE BRASSHead of SustainRCA

OLIVER MARLOWCreative Director of Studio TILT

RICH GILBERTCo-founder of The Agency of Design

NICOLAS ROOPEFounder and Executive Creative Director of POKE

GADI AMITFounder of NewDealDesign

EMILY CAMPBELLFounder, Creative Edu-cation Academies Trust

DAVID MCCANDLESSAuthor, data journal-ist and information

LIBBY SELLERSFounder of Gallery Libby Sellers designer

JANA SCHOLZECurator of Contemporary Furniture at the V&A

PETER BAZALGETTE Chair of Arts Council England

LIAM CASEYCEO of PCH International

DUNCAN RICHESWriter, broadcaster and founder of and Associate (aA)

ALASTAIR PARVINCo-founder of WikiHouse

CHRISTOPHER WILKKeeper of the Furniture, Textiles and Fashion Department at the V&A

TORD BOONTJEDesigner

DANIEL CHARNYCreative Director, Cura-tor & Design Educator

MICHAEL PAWLYNFounder-director of Ex-ploration Architecture

DAX LOVEGROVEDirector of Sustain-ability & Innovation at Kingfisher plc

AB ROGERSDesigner and founder of Ab Rogers Design

ZOE RYANChair & Curator of Ar-chitecture & Design at Art Institute of Chicago

PAUL COCKSEDGEDesigner

VICKY RICHARDSONDirector of Architecture, Design and Fashion at British Council

GEORGIE MACKManaging Partner of Made by Many

GARETH WILLIAMSCurator, writer and lecturer

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ACE HOTEL LONDON SHOREDITCH

AFRODITIKRASSA

AIRBNB

Ace Hotel London Shoreditch will be a central destination during London Design Festival as the Shoreditch Design Triangle’s official hub location. The hotel will host a series of design-focused installations and activities by Modern Design Re-view in the show ‘Super Stimuli’ working with designers Fabien Cappello, Martino Gamper, Michael Marriott and Bethan Laura Wood. Italy-based research workshop and studio Fabrica will also present ‘Extra-Ordinary Gallery’, a study of ordinary things designed by a team of multi-cultural designers, in the hotel’s reception re-tail space. Ace Hotel is well known for its support of local commerce and culture - as well as innovative partnerships with local businesses, artisans and creatives.

AfroditiKrassa studio has been commissioned to design the bar within Super Brands London. Designed as a catwalk, visitors sit around the staging utilising the space as a grand table, whilst models are showcasing the hottest work from new fashion designers. The AK Bar will also host an in-situ launch of the AKollection, the studio’s debut collection of tiles and lighting. The range of bold monochrome tiles and smoked and bevelled mirrors reference the glamour of Art Deco design.

Airbnb is collaborating with the London Design Festival on a ‘Landmark Project’ in Trafalgar Square entitled ‘A Place Called Home’. The project has invited four designers, Jasper Morrison, Patternity, Raw Edges and Studioilse, to explore the concept of home. The unique designs range from a room that expands and con-tracts to the home of a Pigeon fancier. The installation celebrates the creativity of the Airbnb community.

Location: 100 Shoreditch High Street, E1 6JQHours: 16 - 22 September, 10am – 7pm daily. Press Preview: Tuesday 16 September, 9-11amCamron contact: adnan.abbasi@camronpr.com | @ACEHOTEL #LDF14

Tent London & Superbrands LondonLocation: Ground Floor, Old Truman Brewery, Hanbury Street, E1 6QRHours: Thursday 10am–7pm, Friday–Saturday 10am–8pm, Sunday 11am–6pmCamron contact: adnan.abbasi@camronpr.com | @AfroditiKrassa #AKollection

Location: Trafalgar SquareHours: 18 September – 22 September, 10am – 10pmCamron contact: dharine.surenthiran@camronpr.com | @Airbnb #Airbnb

PCH INTERNATIONALAs part of the programme at this year’s Global Design Forum, Liam Casey, founder and CEO of PCH International, will discuss the hardware renaissance that his com-pany is currently driving with Sky News Technology Editor Tom Cheshire. Casey will highlight the work of PCH’s subsidiary, Highway1, which provides a roadmap for businesses to take their idea from a sketch to a worldwide retail product.

*PRESS TICKETS: We have a number of tickets for press so please get in touch if you would like to attend the talk on Wednesday 17th September at 2pm.

Location: Purcell Room, Southbank Centre, Belvedere Road, SE1 8XXHours: Wednesday 17 September, 2pm to 5.30pmCamron contact: marcus.rosengren@camronpr.com | @PCH_Intl #GDF14

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Edward Barber OBE and Jay Osgerby OBE have devised a dramatic kinetic sculp-ture for the V&A’s Raphael Gallery; Double Space for BMW: Precision and Poetry in Motion. Fascinated by movement and performance, the designers have explored these themes to create a totally new experience of the architecture and paintings. Two huge reflective structures will be suspended in the centre of the gallery; their choreographed movements will distort the view of the Raphael cartoons on dis-play, and involve the viewer in the performance. Supported by BMW, this feat of engineering chimes with BMW’s own technological innovation and precision with a dramatic structure that is sure to amaze and delight.

London based design studio Baroncelli celebrate their 20th anniversary this year. Founded by Rinda Baroncelli in 1994, Baroncelli has developed into a contem-porary studio, now led by Creative Director, Giovanni Corrado, Rinda’ son. Un-der Giovanni’s direction, Baroncelli has established itself as an innovative studio; Giovanni has expanded the design brief, continuing to work with master crafts-men to push creativity and explore new ways of designing with glass. Baroncelli will be showcasing their signature designs at designjunction and Decorex this September and launching the Arlo chandelier and Atomos wall light to mark their anniversary.

Weaving through a space with subtle dexterity, Zinta, a modular sofa system by Italian furniture company Arper, will be on display their Clerkenwell showroom during the London Design Festival showcasing the options available from this versatile product. With showrooms located in Milan, Cologne, Stockholm and New York, the London showroom in Clerkenwell is the company’s flagship space. The showroom presents the opportunity to share the company’s design vision - the pursuit of the essential - with the London design community. Designed by re-nowned architects 6A, who share Arper’s values of simplicity through pure de-sign, it focuses on elegance, sensuality of form, avioding the superfluous.

London lighting showroom Atrium provides the setting for Architectural Light-ing, a collaboration with FLOS and Swedish photographer Carl Kleiner, for this year’s Festival. The exhibition comprises a series of beautifully realised abstract photographic compositions, aligned into perfect geometric grids. Each one incor-porates FLOS luminaries together with sections of coloured paper and industrial materials such as sandpaper, marble, wood and brass. The Architectural Lighting exhibition was first shown in Milan and this is its first time in the UK. Atrium’s new showroom is close to Old Street, at the heart of East London’s creative industries hub.

Location: V&A, Cromwell Road, London, SW7 2RLHours: 13 September – 24 OctoberCamron contact: hannah.cox@camronpr.com | @BarberOsgerby #DOUBLESPACEforBMW

Location: designjunction: 21-23 New Oxford Street, WC1A 1BALocation: Decorex: Syon ParkCamron contact: anna.ambrose@camronpr.com | @BARONCELLI_ #TwentyLightYears

Location: 11 Clerkenwell Road, EC1M 5PAHours: Monday–Friday 9.30am–6pmCamron contact: hannah.cox@camronpr.com | @ArperSPA #LDF14

Location: 28 Leonard Street, EC2A 4BYHours: Monday–Friday 10am–5pm. Press Preview: Tuesday 16 September, 9-11amCamron contact: hannah.cox@camronpr.com | @Atrium_ltd #LDF14

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ERCOL

During the London Design Festival citizenM, the award-winning Dutch hotel group, will celebrate its passion for design and its partnership with long-time design col-laborator VITRA. For the duration of the Festival, the heart of citizenM Bankside will be transformed into a secluded oasis of lush green foliage showcasing Vitra’s Bistro Table and new outdoor Eames DKR Wire Chairs into which visitors can sink and take advantage of the free WiFi. From late afternoon onwards, the garden will resound with cool tunes curated specially for the garden by resident DJs pro-vided by Popshop. Festival goers can choose from a selection of bespoke cock-tails made by citizenM’s in-house mixologists.

ercol will be presenting a range of new furniture on the second floor of design-junction at the Old Sorting Office during the London Design Festival. The furniture company is also contributing 16 chairs to a charity project initiated by the design-junction team in support of Teddy’s Wish, to fund research into the causes of SIDS (Sudden Infant Death Syndrome) Anglepoise has also contributed to the project and a total of 30 pieces have been re-designed and re-interpreted by many lead-ing designers including Tom Dixon, Paul Cocksedge, Donna Wilson, Benjamin Hu-bert and others. The chairs and lamps will be auctioned during designjunctions and the winning bids will be announced on 28 September.

Location: 20 Lavington Street, SE1 0NZHours: All day until 11pm, Music between 4pm–7pmCamron contact: judith.fereday@camronpr.com | @citizenM #citizenMlondon

Location: designjunction: 21-23 New Oxford Street, WC1A 1BAHours: Wednesday 4pm–7pm (press preview); 7pm–9.30pm (Private VIP opening)Camron contact: judith.fereday@camronpr.com | @ercol_furniture #dj14

BERNHARDT DESIGN

BOFFI

To mark the 125th anniversary of Bernhardt Furniture Company, Bernhardt Design honors the company’s heritage with a new collection of products by designers Noé Duchaufour-Lawrance, Ross Lovegrove and Jephson Robb, drawing inspira-tion from traditional furniture, recreated for today’s world.

Boffi, a name synonymous with design innovation and excellence, celebrates its 80 year history and new showroom partnership with Italian furniture company Living Divani. Boffi Chelsea’s new look showroom complete with new Xila kitchen with iconic Extrasoft modular sofa by Piero Lissoni, K14 modular kitchen system and Monoblock kitchen K20 by Norbert Wangen and new Living Divani collec-tions launches during London Design Festival. CEO of Boffi Roberto Gavazzi and Founders of Living Divani Renata and Luigi Bestetti will co-host an evening event on Thursday 18 September.

Location: Brands Limited, 99 St John Street, EC1M 4ASHours: Monday–Friday 9.30am–6pmCamron contact: judy.dobias@camronpr.com

Location: 254 Brompton Rd, SW3 2ASHours: Mon-Sat, 10am-6pmCamron contact: valentina.giani@camronpr.com

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LEE BROOM

YOO HOME

GRAHAM & BROWN

KVADRAT

Lee Broom is launching Nouveau Rebel, a new collection of lighting and acces-sories which uses pure Carrara marble. One of the new pieces on show will be the Globe Light, a domed table light that gives a warming glow through the trans-lucent marble. Visitors to his showroom to see the new collection will be invited into an immersive journey through the space to discover the collection displayed on graphic plinths hidden from view and set within a dramatic curtained maze. The new collection will be on show at Electra House in Rivington Street from 17-21 September.

YOO Home, the new retail interiors collection for YOO, will launch exclusive de-signs at its dedicated space in Harrods, including a beautifully crafted chair and writing desk from Maserati by Zanotta. Also launching are exclusive tables, chairs and lighting from Marcel Wanders, Daniel Fang and Bertjan Pot for MOOOI. In ad-dition, YOO Design Director, Matthew Dalby, and Sean Dare from Studio Dare will be ‘In Conversation’ at Decorex on the 24th September, exploring how residential and hospitality trends are influencing the retail market, the benefits of collaborat-ing with international brands and what sets British designers apart.

During the London Design Festival, Graham & Brown will launch their latest wall-paper collaboration with style icon and founder of Biba, Barbara Hulanicki. The new designs, showcased at Super Brands, coincide with the V&A’s upcoming book launch of The Biba Years, which celebrates the 50th anniversary of Biba, founded in 1964. Barbara’s latest, exclusive wallpaper collection with Graham & Brown fea-tures two new designs - The Hypnotist (pictured) and Funky Flora - in seven co-lour-ways and is inspired by dress prints used in the early Biba decade, 1964-1974. This is the third collaboration between Graham & Brown and Barbara Hulanicki, who share a passion for the constant reinvention of design.

Kvadrat will launch a new textile collection by Alfredo Häberli which will be cele-brated with a special installation entitled DIS-PLAY by the designer in the London showroom. The installation features a large-scale mood board which expresses the creative process that goes into producing the textiles. The press preview will take place on Wednesday 17th September, 9am - 11am. Alfredo Häberli will be available for interviews during the press preview.

Location: 95 Rivington Street, EC2A 3AYHours: Wednesday–Saturday 10am–7pm, Sunday 11am–6pmCamron contact: valentina.giani@camronpr.com | @LeeBroom #nouveaurebel

Location: Harrods, 87–135 Brompton Road, SW1X 7XL Hours: 10am–8pmLocation: Decorex on Wednesday 24th September. Hours: 12pm-12.45pm Camron contact: anna.ambrose@camronpr.com | @YOODESIGNSTUDIO #YOOHomeLDF

Location: Superbrands, Old Truman Brewery, Hanbury Street, E1 6QRHours: Thursday 10am–7pm, Friday–Saturday 10am–8pm, Sunday 11am–6pmCamron contact: anna.ambrose@camronpr.com | @grahamandbrown #MadeOfDesign

Location: , Kvadrat Showroom, 10 Shepherdess Walk, N1 7LBHours: Wednesday–Friday 9am–5.30pm. Sat–Sun by appointment onlyCamron contact: jennifer.wheeldon@camronpr.com | @kvadrattextiles #LDF14

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BARRAFINA (NO BOOKING)Brothers Sam and Eddie Hart brought Spain to the cobbled streets of Soho with their first Barrafina. With another branch in Covent Garden, the concept sees guests fully focusing on the food: stools sit around the long marble bar, looking inward to an open kitchen with a charcoal-fired Josper oven. There is an extensive wine list and a huge range of sherries, to compliment the meats. From classic tortillas to quail escabeche, Barrafina mainly use English ingredients to mirror Spanish cooking

SUSHISAMBALocated on the 38th and 39th floors of the Heron Tower, SUSHISAMBA delivers a blend of Japanese, Brazilian and Peruvian cuisine, and striking design to the City of London. The location features the highest outdoor dining terraces in Europe, of-fering unparalleled, 360 degree views of the City. A grid of lights hung through the open bamboo ceiling at varying heights creates a magical experience during day-time and evening, creating an intimate dining experience.

Location: Heron Tower, 110 Bishopsgate EC2N 4AYContact: 020 3640 7330

Location: 54 Frith St W1D 4SLContact: 020 7073 7676

CHILTERN FIREHOUSEThe renowned restaurant lies in the Neo-Gothic, ex-firehouse turned designer hotel. Nuno Mendes, the head chef has created a menu that reflects current trends in top international restaurants with stunning plates of food. Good flavour combinations and modern cooking techniques are also to the fore. With original features from the firehouse, exposed brick and wooden floors that spill over to tile - interiors designed by Studio KO.

Location: 1 Chiltern Street W1U 7PAContact: 020 7073 7676

EMBER YARDSoho’s Berwick Street is home to Ember Yard – an outstanding restaurant from Salt Yard taking its inspiration from Spanish and Italian methods of cooking over char-coal. The open plan kitchen’s main feature is the custom-built charcoal fired grill in the centre, which means it is no surprise that the menu devised by Chef Director Ben Tish and Head Chef Jacques Fourie is almost entirely grill based.

Location: 60 Berwick Street W1F 8SUContact: 020 7439 8057

POLPOA little piece of Venice in the heart of Soho. Polpo in Beak Street is based on the bacari - or wine bars frequently found in the city famous for its canals. The Italian menu is typical of the type you would find in the bacari of Venice offering small plates and traditional cicheti, Northern Italian wines as well as the classic Italian dishes. The attractive interior of exposed brickwork gives this early eighteenth cen-tury building a modern appeal.

Location: 41 Beak Street W1F 9SBContact: 020 7734 4479

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FISCHER’S RESTAURANTDiscover Austrian cuisine in a new way with Fischer’s. It’s a 100-seater cafe-style eatery with a community feel, open for early breakfasts, right through to late-night drinks, with full dinners and sandwiches, Viennese strudels, and schnitzels. The am-bience combines the intimacy of a chalet with the bold eccentricities of an early twentieth century train station.

Location: 50 Marylebone High Street W1U 5HNContact: 020 7466 5501

THE HOLBORN DINING ROOM (ROSEWOOD LONDON)The British menu is classic and refined, as well as being locally sourced. With hot and cold food on offer, the dining room also caters for those who are on the move. It has a grand setting within a 1914 Georgian building, furnished to the brim with traditional but glamorous elements.

Location: 252 High Holborn WC1V 7ENContact: 020 3747 8633

THE PALOMARThe creation of prominent chefs Layo and Zoe Paskin, The Palomar offers the tra-ditional experience of Jerusalem – from the food to the feel of the place, which is 1930s decadence by way of travel, romance and adventure. You can either go casual at the Kitchen Bar (where walk-ins are welcomed), or book for the main restaurant, the still-intimate 35-seater at the back of the venue, and behind the venue’s open-plan kitchen where the chefs can be seen at work.

Location: 34 Rupert Street W1D 6DNContact: 020 7439 8777

PAVILIONPavilion is open for breakfast, lunch and dinner. The modern, UK-facing dishes are prepared in-house and the results are complex without being experimental. Taking centre stage in the restaurant, the beautiful pewter bar is an ideal place to enjoy in-novative cocktails, fine champagnes and its own menu available throughout the day.

Location: 96 Kensington High Street W8 4SGContact: 020 7221 2000

SCOTT’SScott’s is considered to be the second oldest restaurant in London. It originally started life as an oyster warehouse in Haymarket in 1851. Opened by a young fish-monger, it rapidly gained its reputation as one of London’s finest seafood eateries. Though the menu stays true to its seafood heritage, you’ll also find seasonal game options. The décor features a marble-topped crustacea bar that takes centre stage, mosaic flooring, and diners can sink into brown leather banquettes.

Location: 20 Mount Street W1K 2HEContact: 020 7495 7309

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AFTERNOON TEA (SHIN AZUMI + PLAID)Enjoy an afternoon tea with Shin Azumi and Plaid as they open their studios with displays of their latest work. Product designer Shin Azumi welcomes you with his new tea set TOPO, and introduces many other recent works. Interior studio Plaid will present a selection of their prototypes and models.

ALESSI SUPER & POPULAR CAFÉ AND POP-UP SHOPIn line with its extensive and vibrant designs for bar and coffee, Alessi will create and run a pop-up café. Designed by Mario Trimarchi, the bar will serve caffè and aperitivo the Italian way. Alessi will also run a pop-up shop presenting Super & Popular, a selection of its most successful objects.

Location: designjunction, 21-23 New Oxford Street WC1A 1BAContact: 020 3735 5298

Location: Unit 11a, Bickerton House, 25/27 Bickerton Road N19 5JTContact: 020 7263 4679

BAR AND AKOLLECTION LAUNCHLeading hospitality design studio AfroditiKrassa designs the bar at Super Brands. AfroditiKrassa Bar also acts as an in situ launch of the studio’s debut collection of tiles and lighting, AKollection. The range of monochrome tiles and smoked & bev-elled mirrors reference the glamour of Art Deco.

Location: Old Truman Brewery, Hanbury Street E1 6QR

CAFÉ SMUGSMUG will be launching the Islington Design District with a programme of fantas-tic design-led activities, workshops and an exciting new exclusive collection from Donna Wilson. CAFÉ SMUG will be a hub for IDD offering free wifi for design hunt-ers seeking to snap and hashtag their favourite finds.

Location: 13 Camden Passage N1 8EAContact: 020 7354 0253

DESIGN CAFÉ19 Greek Street’s design café offers a quirky, design-focused take on the tradition high-tea. The café (usually by appointment) is open to public for the duration of the Festival and will be presenting its latest collection of quirky and playful design icons.

Location: 19 Greek Street, Soho W1D 4DTContact: 020 7734 5594

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TOP TEN LONDON DESIGN FESTIVAL POP-UPS

THE FIRST LAW OF KIPPLE DAN TOBIN SMITH“No one can win against kipple, [he said] except temporarily and maybe in one spot” Phillip K Dick, 1968, ‘Do Androids Dream of Electric Sheep’. Useless objects by design or state are collected to cover all horizontal surfaces within a space generat-ing swathes of colourful chaos.

Location: 52C Whitmore Road N1 5QGContact: 020 7033 9880

HAY AND WH DINNER WITH ANTTOHAY & WH welcome guests to their new showroom at St. James’s Park to view an installation featuring new product launches and to enjoy a cafe run by guest chef Antto during the day. Limited spaces for a unique design & dining experience at the exhibition and on the terrace are available to pre-book.

Location: 34 Queen Anne’s Gate SW1H 9ABContact: reservations@wrongforhay.com

HEALSJoin Heals on 17th September between 6pm and 9pm at the Heal’s Tottenham Court Road party for drinks, DJs, opera and furniture making. Be the first to see the latest Heal’s Mid-Century Modern and Future Craft collections and meet the new Heal’s Discovers 2014 young designers.

Location: The Heal’s Building, 196 Tottenham Court Road SW2 4DRContact: 0207 896 7554

HEINEKEN’S POP-UP CITY LOUNGE CONCEPTHeineken’s newest nightlife experience, the Pop-Up City Lounge Concept, creat-ed together with emerging talent and inspired by tens of thousands of Instagram nightlife images. This urban design lounge debuts at Tent London before embarking on a tour around the world.

Location: 52C Whitmore Road N1 5QGContact: 020 7033 9880

TINCANAL_A presents Tincan, a six month restaurant project in Soho supported by Du-Pont™ Corian®. Tincan elevates the humble tin to an object of desire in an environ-ment designed by AL_A. Everything from light fittings and wall displays to tables and chairs will be created specifically for the space.

Location: 7 Upper James Street W1F 9DHContact: 020 7243 7670

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MEET AND EAT: BROMPTON

L’OPERA OF BROMPTON

BUMPKIN

DAPHNE’S

AUBAINE

JOE’S CAFÉ AT JOSEPH

AUBREY RESTAURANT

CAMBIO DE TERCIO CASSIS BISTRO THE COLLECTION

SCALINIRACINEHUMMINGBIRD BAKERYHoused in a Victorian building, the café-style shop sells an array of deli-cious baked goods. Location: 47 Old Brompton Rd, SW7 3JPContact: 020 7851 1795

Over the last decade this award win-ning French restaurant has become a firm London favourite. Location: 239 Brompton Road, SW3 2EPContact: 0207 584 4477

One of the oldest and most popular traditional fine dining Italian restau-rants in London. Location: 1-3 Walton St, SW3 2JDContact: 020 7225 2301

Beautifully redesigned by Tom Dixon with a modern Europe-meets-Middle East menu. Location: 264 Brompton Road, SW3 2AS Contact: 020 7225 1212

Provençale menu served in a con-temporary restaurant with pop art and vintage tiles.Location: 236 Brompton Road, SW3 2BBContact: 020 7581 1101

Chef Alberto Criado brings modern and innovative Spanish cuisine to Brompton. Location: 163 Old Brompton Rd, SW5 0LJContact: 020 7244 8970

A vibrant and unique deli, offering a delicious selection of organic treats. Location: 241 Brompton Road, SW3 2EP Contact: 020 7052 9000

Slick all-day modern European restaurant owned by fashion store Joseph. Location: 126 Draycott Avenue, SW3 3AH Contact: 020 7225 2217

Daphne’s appeal lies not only in its seasonal cooking but also its Italian charm. Location: 112 Draycott Avenue, SW3 3AEContact: 020 7589 4257

A modern British restaurant with or-ganic ethos and rustic contemporary decor.Location: 102 Old Brompton Rd, SW7 3RDContact: 020 7594 4944

Dine in luxury with the restaurant’s global dishes and impressive cocktail bar. Location: 109-113 Queen’s Gate, SW7 5LR Contact: 020 7589 6300

From coffee and croissants to re-laxed dinner, this rustic French bistro is open all day. Location: 262 Brompton Road, SW3 2AS Contact: 020 7052 0100

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MEET AND EAT: CHELSEA

MY OLD DUTCH

BLUEBIRD RESTAURANT

KONA KAI

BEAUFORT HOUSE

MEDLAR

BIG EASY

THE BOTANIST CARAFFINI CHEYNE WALK

TOM’S KITCHENTHE SURPRISETHE PHENEA warm, converted gastropub in the heart of Chelsea. Location: 9 Phene Street, SW3 5NYContact: 020 7352 9898

A bright, homely pub with a menu of bite-sized treats. Location: 6 Christchurch Terrace, SW3 4AJContact: 020 7351 6954

Tom’s Kitchen is a modern British twist on a French Brasserie. Location: 27 Cale Street, SW3 3QPContact: 020 7349 0202

A bright and modern Provençal bras-serie with a stunning river view. Location: 50 Cheyne Walk, SW3 5LR Contact: 0207 3768787

Authentic Italian cuisine only a stone’s throw away from Sloane Square. Location: 61 Lw Sloane Street SW1W 8DHContact: 020 7259 0235

All-day restaurant and cocktail bar with a modern British menu. Location: 7 Sloane Square, SW1 8EE Contact: 020 7730 0077

An original London sweet and sa-voury pancake house. Location: 221 Kings Road, SW3 5EJ Contact: 020 7376 5650

The Michelin star restaurant serves French fine dining cuisine with a global twist. Location: 438 King’s Road, SW10 OLJ Contact: 020 7349 1900

Polynesian-inspired tiki cocktail bar with over 100 rum varieties. Location: 515 Fulham Road, SW6 1HDContact: 020 7385 9991

A delightful modern European restaurant and bar with outside ter-races. Location: 350 King’s Road, SW3 5UU Contact: 020 7559 1000

The Big Easy brings American Southern state dining to the King’s Road. Location: 332 King’s Road, SW3 5UR Contact: 020 7352 4071

A premier cocktail bar and brasserie in Chelsea. Location: 354 King’s Road, SW3 5UZ Contact: 020 7352 2828

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MEET AND EAT: CLERKENWELL DESIGN DISTRICT

PORTAL RESTAURANT AND BAR

FOXLOW

THE MODERN PANTRY

BENUGO

ARTISAN OF CLERKENWELL

BISTROT BRUNO LOUBET

IT WINE BAR AND CAFE LE CAFÉ DU MARCHE J+A CAFÉ

ZETTER TOWNHOUSEWORKSHOP COFFEETHE WELLA rustic London gastro pub, restau-rant and cocktail bar.Location: 180 St John St, EC1V 4JYContact: 020 7251 9363

This Clerkenwell cafe has evolved into a thriving destination for coffee. Location: 27 Clerkenwell Road, EC1M 5RNContact: 020 7253 5754

An outstanding cocktail menu ac-companied by delicious small plates.Location: 49-50 St John’s Sq, EC1V 4JJContact: 020 7324 4545

Specialises in healthy and wholesome home-cooking and baking.Location: 1-4 Sutton Lane, EC1M 5PUContact: 020 7420 9320

A contemporary rustic dining room serving authentic French cuisine. Location: 22 Charterhouse Mews, EC1M 6DXContact: 020 7608 1609

Stylish wine bar with eclectic con-temporary furnishings and Italian food. Location: 22 Rosebery Avenue, EC1R 4SYContact: 020 3122 0007

Portuguese menu in a light-filled dining space with enclosed court-yard and tapas bar. Location: 88 St John St, EC1M 4EHContact: 020 7253 6950

A little homely comfort in a hidden corner of St John’s Square. Location: 53 St John’s Sq, EC1V 4JL Contact: 020 7490 2333

An elegant dining room, showcasing unique fusion food. Location: 47-48 St John’s Sq, EC1V 4JJContact: 020 7553 9210

Modern European restaurant and cocktail lounge, scattered with mid-century furniture. Location: 69-73 St John St, EC1M 4ANContact: 020 7014 8070

Modern French restaurant in the heart of Clerkenwell, set within the Zetter Hotel. Location: 88 Clerkenwell Rd, EC1M 5RJContact: 020 7324 4455

A modern café with a variety of deli-cious savoury and sweet delights. Location: 116 St Johns Street, EC1V 4JS Contact: 020 7253 3499

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MEET AND EAT: COVENT GARDEN/ SOHO

IVY

CLOS MAGGIORE

THE HAM YARD HOTEL

BALTHAZAR

HAWKSMOOR

BURGER AND LOBSTER

COVENT GARDEN HOTEL THE DELAUNAY DISHOOM

TIMBERYARDLIMA FLORALLADURÉEThe French patisserie lies in an art nouveau-style tea room in the Cov-ent Garden piazza.Location: 1 ,The Market, WC2E 8RAContact: 020 7240 0706

A new Peruvian restaurant with a tapas and cocktail bar in the basement. Location: 14 Garrick Street, WC2E 9BJContact: 020 7240 5778

A bright, rustic café that serve deli-cious sweet and savoury treats (with great coffee). Location: 7 Upper St Martin’s WC2H 9DL

An all-day Indian street menu in a Bombay-style cafe with vintage décor.Location: 12 Upper St Martin’s, WC2H 9FB Contact: 020 7420 9320

All-day brasserie in elegant grand cafe surrounds, with a modern and classic European menu. Location: 55 Aldwych, WC2B 4BBContact: 020 7499 8558

Situated in the heart of Covent Gar-den, surrounded by vibrant bars and restaurants. Location: 10 Monmouth Street, WC2H 9LFContact: 020 7806 1000

An iconic in London’s dining scene with a modern British menu. Location: 1-5 West Street, WC2H 9NQContact: 020 7836 4751

Hailed as the best steakhouse in London - a 3 minute walk from Covent Garden. Location: 11 Langley Street, WC2H 9JG Contact: 020 7420 9390

The boutique has a frequently chang-ing menu that showcases the best of British produce. Location: 1 Ham Yard, W1D 7DTContact: 020 3642 2000

Modern French restaurant with notable wine list and flower-filled conservatory. Location: 33 King St, WC2E 8JDContact: 020 7379 9696

An American diner-style restaurant serving fresh lobster and delicious cocktails. Location: 36 Dean Street, W1D 4PSContact: 020 7432 4800

Covent Garden’s New York French brasserie, perfect for Brunch. Location: 6 Russell Street, WC2B 5HZ Contact: 020 3301 1155

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MEET AND EAT: ISLINGTON DESIGN DISTRICT

9. TENSHI

3. FREDERICKS

7. MAISON D’ETRE

1. ALMEIDA

8. PUBLIC HOUSE

2. THE BANANA TREE

4. HOXLEY AND PORTER 5. JOHN SALT 6. KIPFERL CAFÉ

12. ZILOUF’S11. VIVO10. COFFEEWORKS PROJECTA bustling cafe with a leafy patio, artisan coffee, sandwiches and cakes.Location: 96-98 Islington High St, N1 8EGContact: 020 7424 5020

Casual Italian bakery, café and bar with an open-air roof terrace.Location: 57-58 Upper St, N1 0NYContact: 020 7424 5992

A rustic boutique restaurant and cocktail bar with an asian-fusion menu. Location: 270 Upper St, N1 2UQContact: 020 7226 1118

An Austrian coffeehouse and kitchen in a bright and spacious chalet-like space.Location: 20 Camden Passage, N1 8EDContact: 020 7704 1555

A neighborhood bar with a quirky interior and impressive cocktails.Location: 131 Upper St, London N1 1QPContact: 020 7359 7501

A cosy cocktail lounge and Modern European restaurant. Location: 153 Upper St, London N1 1RAContact: 020 7226 1375

Japanese homestyle cooking served from an open kitchen amid modern black furnishings. Location: 61 Upper Street, N1 0NYContact: 020 7226 4665

A modern British restaurant and vintage cocktail lounge. Location: 54 Islington Park Street, N1 1PX Contact: 020 7359 6070

Vintage china adorns this cosy spot for coffee. Location: 154 Canonbury Road, N1 2UPContact: 020 7226 4711

A modern European restaurant with an impressive wine cellar. Location: 106 Camden Passage, N1 8EGContact: 020 7359 2888

Authentic Indochinese cuisine in modern surrounds. Location: 416 St John Street, EC1V 4NJContact: 020 7278 7565

A contemporary British restaurant in the heart of Islington. Location: 30 Almeida Street, N1 1AD Contact: 020 7354 4777

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MEET AND EAT: SHOREDITCH DESIGN TRIANGLE

9. ST. JOHN BREAD & WINE AND

3. BEAGLE

7. HOI POLLOI AT ACE HOTEL

1. ALBION CAFÉ

8. HOXTON GRILL

2. BEACH BLANKET BABYLON

4. BOUNDARY ROOFTOP BAR 5. THE CLOVE CLUB 6. DUCK AND WAFFLE

12. THE TRAMSHED11. THE QUEEN OF HOXTON10. MERCHANT’S TAVERNAngela Hartnett’s French, Spanish and Italian dining room and relaxed cocktail bar.Location: 36 Charlotte Road, EC2A 3PGContact: 020 7060 5335

A cool laid-back rooftop bar that re-flects the urban feel of Shoreditch. Location: 1-5 Curtain Road, EC2A 3JXContact: 020 7422 0958

Mark Hix’s renowned chicken-and-steak restaurant. Location: 32 Rivington Street, EC2A 3LXContact: 020 7749 0478

Offering an original experience through their menu and artisanal cocktails.Location: Heron Tower, EC2N 4AYContact: 020 3640 7310

A cutting-edge restaurant with an in-novative British menu in Shoreditch Town Hall. Location: 380 Old Street, EC1V 9LT Contact: 020 7729 6496

A calming refuge, the bar opens from midday to 11pm all year, whatever the weather. Location: 2-4 Boundary Street, E2 7DDContact: 020 7729 1051

An in-house bakery and restaurant with a rustic menu that changes every day. Location: 94-96 Commercial St, E1 6LZContact: 020 7251 0848

A classic American Grill within Hox-ton Hotel, the heart of Shoreditch. Location: Hoxton Hotel, EC2A 3HU Contact: 020 7739 9111

From nightcaps to brunch, the mod-ernist English brasserie is the perfect pit-stop. Location: 100 Shoreditch High St, E1 6JQContact: 020 8880 6100

A vast dining space under vaulted brick railway arches with a Modern British menu. Location: 397-400 Geffrye St, E2 8HZContact: 020 7613 2967

A sleek cocktail lounge with an opu-lent boho chic interior. Location: 19-23 Bethnal Green Rd, E1 6LAContact: 020 7749 3540

Trendy, laid-back café serving tradi-tional British cuisine. Location: 2-4 Boundary Street, E2 7DD Contact: 020 7729 1051

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