d70 TS / LD DS STAL DESIGNJUNCTION


The eighth edition of the award-winning designjunction will transport to the cultural h of London’s Soth Bank, presenting more than 200 of the world’s iggest design brands alongside some of the most iconic architectural landmarks. Across three key areas – the Doon Street site, iverside Walkway and Oxo Tower Wharf – designjunction will showcase a series of installations, product launches, and a mix of pop- up shops, bespoke bars and eateries, as well as a stellar talks programme. Visitors can epet to disover leading international furniture brands such as New Tendency, Erik Joergensen, Deadgood, Nolii, Petite Friture, Northen,


VitrA, Icons of Denmark, Lammhults and more. Also on show will be lighting displays by brands such as Wästberg, Catellani  Smith, ethan Gray and Light & Ochre. Unique to London Design estival, designntion also presents a dedicated retail area with more than 70 boutique pop-up shops selling homewares, ceramics, textiles, accessories, prints and jewellery. ighlights from this year’s designjunction include eadline Sponsor ado Switerland, who will present the second edition of the ado Star rie , a live drone demonstration called the d Shell roet, and an innovative restarant concept curated by Form.


KINGS CROSS DESIGN ROUTE


ing’s Cross is home to  ares of inspiring businesses and architecture, destination restaurants and a virant ltral sene. The area’s industrial past has inspired 50 new and repurposed buildings; the public spaces between them are a mix of parks, streets, squares and gardens, with ranary Sare and its fontains as the heart. Central Saint artins will present Creative nions, a showase of work by graduating students whose practice addresses our current socio-


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political climate. Tom Dixon hosts Electroanalogue, a gathering of digital innovations in the Coal ffi e. In collaboration with friends and partners ill Amerg Stdio, Teenage ngineering, sond artist ri Si, sond la/ar Spiritland and ge carpets, the exhibition will explore the realms of digital technology through a diverse range of events, installations and interventions. Containerville, a olletion of over 0 reprposed shipping containers, will be holding


an open stdios event, showasing many of the reative sinesses woring there ahines oom will relaunch their Fab Lab in this new loation and Ana erin for AA London will launch NUDE, a collection of eramis, in London ields. Srfae atter have a wee of material, olor and design fosed events. mmerse yourself in their materials library, join in on experimental design workshops and explore the material and colour installation rated y Color of Saying.


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