Ace Hotel redefined what London hotels could be when it burst onto the scene. More than a place to stay, Ace is a cultural and creative hub – and the venue for Ready Made Go, one of the most innovative exhibitions to hit LDF...
Based at the Limehouse Arts Foundation, the Booker Print House is run by the widely exhibited artist and printmaker Alex Booker, who specialises in woodcut relief printing, letterpress and painting.
Bold, colourful and irresistibly positive, Camille Walala’s ‘tribal pop’ designs inject joy into objects, interiors and the cityscape at large.
Returning to London Design Fair’s roster of country pavilions after a triumphant debut in 2017, Dutch Stuff is a showcase of the Netherlands most exciting design talent.
86,000. That’s how many young people find themselves homeless every year. Confronting this astonishing figure is End Youth Homelessness, a national network of local charities that have joined forces to tackle youth homelessness together.
At the crossroads of design and biotechnology, Faber Futures is a biodesign consultancy and creative research lab working with living systems to build sustainable futures.
An artist of light, Flynn Talbot creates immersive and emotive installations using nuances of colour, intensity and form to evoke powerful sensory experiences.
Every year, between November and March, the volunteer-led charity Hackney Winter Night Shelter offers a bed and a meal to anyone who needs it.
Designer Matteo Fogale presents a unique exhibition of contemporary Uruguayan design, inspired by the most influential modernist architect in the country’s history.
London Craft Week is a week-long showcase of exceptional global craftsmanship in spaces all over the capital, ranging from individual ateliers to the House of Lords.
With 28,000+ visitors, 550 exhibitors and 36 countries involved, London Design Fair is the biggest, boldest and broadest-ranging trade event on the UK design calendar…
A Mediterranean-flavoured mash-up of design boutique, gallery and architecture studio, Mad Atelier is a new and effervescent addition to the East London creative scene.
Having developed a way of using bacteria to dye textiles, Natsai Audrey Chieza has become a pioneer in the field of biodesign, working towards a future in which living systems are harnessed to overcome ecological challenges.
Entering its 33rd edition in 2018, New Designers is the UK’s leading show dedicated to launching the next generation of design talent.
Taking its place alongside 22 other countries for London’s second Biennale, Norway transforms a corner of Somerset House into an interactive classroom – with a pioneering game-show learning tool and a life-enhancing robot…
An initiative of the Royal Norwegian Embassy, Norwegian Arts is an online platform chronicling Norway’s creative impact on UK culture.
Alongside its diplomatic functions, the Royal Norwegian Embassy in London is dedicated to the promotion of Norwegian cultural activities across the UK, spanning art, design, music and literature.
The second edition of London Design Fair’s material showcase focuses on the problem of plastic, presenting the visions of four forward-thinking design studios pioneering new, sustainable methods of making.
For LDF 2018, Ace Hotel London and Modern Design Review unveil the fourth edition of their out-of-the-box exhibition – a collection of commissioned products permanently integrated into the fabric of the hotel.
A creative social enterprise devoted to helping addicts with their recovering and rehabilitation, Restoration Station restores and sells antique 20th-century furniture in the heart of Shoreditch.
London designer Samuel Wilkinson creates products and public artworks that combine craftsmanship, engineering and imagination.
A partnership between design visionaries Tatjana von Stein and Gayle Noonan, Sella Concept creates immersive commercial spaces and experiences for clients worldwide.
Artists Catherine Borowski and Lee Baker are challenging the concept of ‘the gallery’, presenting unique artworks across London and the UK in their mobile exhibition space: a skip.
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Founded to overcome the social exclusion faced by people with albinism in Tanzania, Standing Voice provides medical, educational and community support to marginalised groups across East Africa.
Designer Matteo Fogale and profile-raising agency Uruguay XXI bring the nation’s finest makers to designjunction to tell the country’s contemporary creative story.
Spider silk, crayfish shells, graphene, nano-wires and more...Southern Swedish designers and scientists join forces to push the boundaries of material research.
Over the last five years, we’ve been privileged to work with ground-breaking exhibitions, talented creatives, beloved brands and design institutions from all over the world. Below are some of our proudest moments…
