d81 EVENT PREVIEW / CLERKENWELL DESIGN WEEK 2019


EXHIBITION / LIGHT


Back by popular demand, Light will showcase the top international lighting brands located within the brick vaults of fabric, the former cold-store turned nightclub. Exhibitors include Belgium-based company Wever Ducre who create trendsetting lighting sytems. Established in 2015, Swedish design brand Pholc will be showcasing lighting in collaboration with talented designers, each sharing the Scandinavian aesthetic.


EXHIBITION / PLATFORM


Hosted within the subterranean depths of The House of Detention, Platform showcases exciting up-and-coming design talent in the historic surroundings of this former remand prison. This is a rare opportunity for the public to explore part of London’s infamous history. Exhibitors here include Monkey Puzzle Tree, who collaborate with fine artists to produce unique designs. The business has a strong social conscience, paying the artists a generous royalty and supporting British manufacturing.


Crystal pendants by Ebb & Flow


Gwendoline Port Designs will present a modular concept RAILS (pictured), inspired by the form of railway tracks and the concept of ‘journey’. These limited edition functional sculptures can be stacked on top of one another to form a column, multiplied to form a hexagonal, or separated to become a stool, chair, coffee table or side table. Junction Fifteen will make a first appearance to showcase its new Morf Collection whilst British designer Pete Hill Design will showcase an array of products crafted from wood.


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MAY 2019


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