d80 EVENT PREVIEW / CLERKENWELL DESIGN WEEK 2019


EXHIBITION / BRITISH COLLECTION


Now in its fourth year, British Collection will be located in the Crypt of St James’s Church. Designers from all over the UK will showcase their latest furniture, lighting and product designs within this historically rich space, showcasing craft techniques, quality materials and design excellence. Brixton-based cabinet makers West & Reid will be making their debut at the British Collection, showcasing some of their most popular materials and design styles all made with sustainability in mind.


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CDW’s exhibitions are hosted in distinctive spaces around the area linked by a route running through the centre of EC1. There are seven exhibitions,


each with a different curatorial focus, ranging from cutting edge international design, to emerging talent, lighting, luxury interiors and the best of British design.


EXHIBITION / PROJECT


Launched in 2016, Project’s first outing was so successful it was extended to cover two linked pavilions for Clerkenwell Design Week 2017 and will be even bigger for 2019. Set in the Garden of St James within the beautiful


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grounds of Clerkenwell’s parish church, Project brings together a leading selection of flooring companies from modulyss to Gerflor. AllSfär, a brand dedicated to improving workplace wellbeing will also present a collection


of workplace furniture, whilst Sixteen3 will present stylish, upholstered seating for the commercial market. Other exhibitors include Guialmi, Aeris, Amtico, Modulea, Panaz, The Meeting Pod Co, and Rigg.


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