A look at London Design Festival 2015 in photos
September 24, 2015
The London Design Festival is an annual event, held to celebrate and promote London as the design capital of the world and as the gateway to the international creative community.
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Paperless Post have teamed up on an interactive installation, ‘Connected by Pattern’
The exhibition celebrates their recent collaboration: a graphic collection of ten modern invitations to help people celebrate life’s most memorable moments
Raw Edges and Established and Sons have come together again to create new editions of ‘Stack’, a conceptual chest of draws on display at the British brand’s space
The London Collection’ by David Collins Studio and Italian manufacturer
Customisation is key in today’s market, a fact well known by Scandi design brand Hem. Aside from launching its pop-up shop in Covent Garden, the online retailer has teamed up with Italian designer Luca Nichetto to create the Alphabet lamp. Spun-steel shades in all sorts of shapes and shades can be digitally tailored to create your own unique lighting fixture.
Customisation is key in today’s market, a fact well known by Scandi design brand Hem. Aside from launching its pop-up shop in Covent Garden, the online retailer has teamed up with Italian designer Luca Nichetto to create the Alphabet lamp. Spun-steel shades in all sorts of shapes and shades can be digitally tailored to create your own unique lighting fixture.
Another Country is embracing its roots this week with the new ‘Dorset Series,’ celebrating the British company’s fifth birthday on show at its Marylebone space. Included in this collection is the ‘Jurassic Light 117’ by Paris-based Studio Dessuant Bone, which has taken inspiration from the age-old Jurassic Coast’s Durdle Door, a rocky seaside archway existing in the south west county. Made using natural Portland stone – a limestone from the area- its solid cylinder shape is minimalist yet intricately textured to compliment the brass light ejected from it
‘Superloon’ may have been unveiled at Salone del Mobile earlier this year, but Jasper Morrison’s lunar fixture for Flos, the Italian lighting company, made its London debut during LDF. The flat disc light uses edge-lit LED technology to light up the room (or nostalgically dim it, whatever takes your fancy.) Photography: Frank Huelsboeme
‘Superloon’ may have been unveiled at Salone del Mobile earlier this year, but Jasper Morrison’s lunar fixture for Flos, the Italian lighting company, made its London debut during LDF. The flat disc light uses edge-lit LED technology to light up the room (or nostalgically dim it, whatever takes your fancy.) Photography: Frank Huelsboeme
