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d70 EVENT PREVIEW / LONDON DESIGN FESTIVAL 2019


Smallbone of Devizes at the Brompton Design District


DESIGNJUNCTION Now in its ninth year, designjunction returns to London’s newest creative quarter to bring together the world’s leading designers and undiscovered brands at the heart of the first ever King’s Cross Design District. Spread across three main sites, designjunction will act as the meeting point for over 200 cutting-edge furniture and lighting brands, forward-thinking activations, and boutique pop-up shops selling fashion and interiors accessories from jewellery to ceramics.


Exhibitors include international names such as LSA International, Verpan, Friends & Founders, TON and Tedwood; first time exhibitors Vincent Sheppard, Solid Wool and Engelbrechts; as well as emerging designers such as bespoke furniture and cabinet maker Brook Studio and British ceramicist Emma Alington.


FOCUS/19 This year, Focus/19 features more product launches and showroom openings than ever, with showroom


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openings from Collier Webb, David Hunt Lighting, Frato, Lincrusta, th2 and Turri, alongside a series of talks, demonstrations, workshops, discovery tours and guest pop-ups. Visitors will be able to view the latest collections, meet established makers, emerging innovators and skilled artisans, and connect with influential tastemakers from 120 showrooms and 600-plus international brands.


New this year, the show will also feature a range of Focus/19 guest pop-ups including Christopher Farr, Amy Somerville and Gosling that will support homegrown talent. From lighting, flooring and furniture makers to carpet and fabric designers, it will be the first time they have been able to exhibit at Focus/19.


LONDON DESIGN FAIR Located in the creative heart of East London, London Design Fair is a four-day event, that brings together 550 exhibitors from over 40 countries. As the most international destination of the annual London


Design Festival, over 29,000 influential; retail buyers, architects, interior designers, press, designers and design-savvy public attend to see the very latest furniture, lighting, textiles, materials and conceptual installations from around the world.


For 2019, the Fair will introduce an entirely new element to the show in partnership with ELLE Decoration UK titled ‘The Bathroom Gallery’. This bespoke exhibition will spotlight some of the major bathroom brands, including Villeroy & Boch and Roca.


The International Craft Pavillion will make its debut at the Fair, taking the place of the British Craft Pavillion. Established just three years ago, the British Craft Pavilion became the must-see exhibit for high-end craft during the London Design Festival. In 2019, the newly named International Craft Pavilion responds to a call for the greater global representation of craft.


Material of the Year was an exhibition component first introduced to the


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