Top 20 Highlights 100% Design 19th - 22nd Sept, 10am – 5pm (Late Night: 20 Sept, until 9pm) Olympia London, Hammersmith Rd, W14 8UX
100% Design returns for the 24th edition with a renewed vision, new features 100% Forward and 100% Futures, an unrivalled talks programme and an exciting roster of established brands. Additionally, Design Fresh offers a significant platform to emerging creative designers.
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Es Devlin: Please Feed the Lions 18th – 23rd Sept 11am – 8pm Trafalgar Square WC2N 5NJ
‘Please Feed The Lions’ is an interactive sculpture in Trafalgar Square by Es Devlin in collaboration with Google Arts & Culture. A fluorescent red lion will join the existing silent pride of four. This new lion will not be silent: it will roar words chosen by the public.
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Snøhetta Book Pavilion 15th – 23rd Sept 2 Kingdom Street, Paddington Central, W2 6BD
To mark Paddington Central’s first year as a Design Route, Snøhetta has created a Pavilion which adheres to the traditional principles of a library. The installation includes a mechanical, rotating pavilion of oversized books that flip to create a variety of spaces.
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Design District curated by Jane Withers Studio 15th – 23rd Sept London SW5
For LDF 2018, Jane Withers Studio has curated the Brompton Design District with the theme ‘Material Consequences’. The programme will showcase design projects that question and rethink attitudes to materials and waste, and the shift to a circular economy.
londondesignfestival.com/ brompton-design-district
Scholten & Baijings: Time For Tea 15th – 23rd Sept, 1am - 1.30pm & 4pm - 6.30pm First Floor, Fortnum & Mason W1A 1ER
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Scholten & Baijings invite visitors to immerse themselves in a daily tea ritual at Fortnum & Mason. Using more than 80 products, designed by companies from across the globe, the installation will deliver a unique take on the ritual of tea, set across a series of tables.