127 Brick Lane
London
To celebrate the London Design Festival, 127 Brick Lane fashion store will be presenting a range of furniture by Tony O’Neill.
The space which is growing as a venue to showcase new works, will exhibit models of three prototypes exploring flexibility, motion, scale.
Truman Brewery
Brick Lane, London
With over 300 exhibitors, Tent London fills the gap for a much-needed eclectic, yet consumer-friendly event within the London Design Festival circuit.
Stand O80
Earls Court Exhibition Court
London
Sustainable design innovators [re]design return to 100% Futures to launch their LIGHTEN UP exhibition feature and book, successor to award-winning friendly seating show SIT UP (2007).
Carpenters Workshop Gallery
3 Albemarle Street, London
Carpenters Workshop Gallery is showcasing new limited-edition artwork by contemporary artists, Ingrid Donat and Vincent Dubourg.
303, Tea Building
56 Shoreditch High Street
London
Now in its third year, Scene at Crib 5 will present a host of newcomers to their ever expanding constellation of talent. This years show titled ‘Blink Again’ will be a collection of ideas that play with perception and reality.
Gallery Fumi
87-89 Tabernacle Street, London, EC2A 4BA
Gallery Fumi presents a group show featuring works by emerging designers who are adopting innovative and refreshing ways of working with a variety of materials.
No.1 The Piazza
Covent Garden, London
This year sees Designersblock take over its new home in Covent Garden. The annual design event is renowned for showcasing some of the most innovative and experimental works in the festival calendar, and this year is set to carry on the tradition.
Vinyl Factory
51 Poland Street
Soho, London
For the second year running, the Polish Cultural Institute and the Adam Mickiewicz Institute will host Poland Street Underground, showcasing the best in Polish design and art.
Exposure
22-23 Little Portland St
London
The Smalls is a curator of independent short film, dedicated to the discovery and promotion of new film-making talent through its website, competitions and events.
These offer an inspiring medium where emerging talent can display work not only to fellow members of the contemporary creative community but also The Smalls'
Various locations
London
The Brompton Design District, now in its second year, is recognised as one of the most dynamic hubs of the Festival. With a mix of iconic design shops, pop-up exhibitions in unusual locations and world-famous institutions, the District will be showcasing rising stars of new, alongside established figures.
Galerie Emmanuel Perrotin
76, rue de Turenne 75003 Paris
Galerie Emmanuel Perrotin presents Robert Stadler’s latest work, ‘Possible’, a series of different sized furniture built of stacking upholstered elements and lacquered boards.
Designed in Brussels
rue de Laeken 99, 8-1000 Brussels, Belgium
Designed in Brussels presents an exhibition of 6 graphic designers exploring the nature of the object and its relationship to graphic design.
For those of you who have experienced nothing but disappointment and frustration with Heathrow's Terminal 5, just remember every dark cloud has its silver lining. We think this might just be theirs.
Southbank Centre
Belvedere Road
London
The London Design Festival and The Financial Times partnership brings together the worlds of design and business for a range of activity during the Festival period, including editorial content in the Financial Times, alongside the Business of Design Talks at the Royal Festival Hall 15-19 September.
Basement and garden
30 Thurloe Place
London
During the London Design Festival an eclectic group of Royal College of Art graduates take a basement and garden space in the heart of South Kensington to present their new work.
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