100% design show preview The experience of good design
100% Design, the UK’s largest trade show dedicated to design, is this year partnering with the Design Museum to provide an engaging experience for all visitors.
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CANAL Architectural (Stand E259) will be presenting a range of new bespoke staircases, balustrades and handrails, which incorporate various contemporary materials such as glass, stainless steel, timber, antique bronze patina, painted mild steel and more. Visit CANAL upstairs in Olympia on stand E259 to meet the team and discuss your latest residential or commercial project.
Design Festival, featuring leading national and international exhibitors offering visitors ideas and inspiration for domestic, workplace and other sectors within the built environment. Attracting over 26,000 professional visitors (with a spending
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power exceeding £3.4bn according to the organisers), this year is the 22nd
year’s theme ‘Experience’ will be explored across the show through specially commissioned installations, immersive experiences and sensory experiments. Visitors will be able to physically engage with the latest product innovations, as well as establish new business relationships and network with design professionals. ‘Talks with 100% Design’ will be curated by the Design
Museum as part of its ‘on loan’ campaign which includes activity in the area around Olympia in the run up to the museum’s opening in Kensington on 24 November 2016. Focusing on quality and depth, the talks will see thought leaders
edition of the show. The event has a particular focus
on providing a platform for emerging brands. Supporting 100% Design’s focus on high quality design, this
he UK’s largest design trade show, 100% Design, returns to Olympia London from 21-24 September. The show forms the commercial heart of London
from across the industry delivering “agenda-setting keynotes alongside panel discussions exploring trends in contemporary practice as well as the future of design.” The programme of talks will be presented in a specially-commissioned auditorium, designed by Miska Miller-Lovegrove; a separate programme focusing on professional development will be presented in the Olympia Forum. New for 2016, a cinema area at 100% Design will showcase
products, designers and studios as well as provide “reflective, intellectual engagement with current and historical design agendas,” explain the organisers. Making its debut at London Design Festival 2016 is
LuxuryMade, a new show dedicated to contemporary decorative interiors. It will be staged alongside 100% Design close to the site of the new Design Museum. The show features five industry sections, presenting leading
international and domestic brands alongside key emerging names in contemporary design. 100% Design has been curated by the organisers to provide what it claims is “an unrivalled busi- ness experience for architects, interior designers and other design and construction specialists.” On page 28 is a run down of must-see highlights from each section.
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Todd Doors (Stand E852) is the UK’s leading supplier of quality timber doors. All doors are manufactured using the very best timber components from around the world and are sourced from sustainable and well managed forests. With a fully bespoke service available and Door Experts on hand, Todd Doors has a style and door to suit any home or project.
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Interiors © Mineheart Workplace © Framery
Kitchens & Bathrooms © Armac Martin
Build & Design © CORA’ PARQUET
Emerging Brands © Monica Correia Design
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