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1504) is one of the great hidden historical treasures of London and is another new venue for the festival. The atmospheric space, steeped in history, will be the temporary home to INTERIORS FROM SPAIN, a striking platform for contemporary Spanish design produced by London-based design journal Disegno. Material Source Studio, which
showcases products and materials for architects, interior designers and property professionals, and Workplace on the Square outside The Zetter hotel, a platform for design brands catering to offices, are two new additions to CDW’s wide range of venues for 2026. Office design brands will also be exhibiting at Workplace at Goldsmiths’ at The Goldsmiths’ Centre which returns as a festival venue this year. Returning venues, new installations St Bartholomew the Great once again becomes the Church of Design, this year’s venue for the coveted Conversations at Clerkenwell programme curated by PR and Brand Consultant Katie Richardson, which will include discussions with leading and emerging designers on topical subjects. Dulux, this year’s sponsor for Conversations at Clerkenwell, is launching
a student-focused competition to design the backdrop of the talks stage using a palette of on-trend colours. Roche Bobois, DEDON and MAGIS Spa
are among the many international brands exhibiting at the Church of Design, and CONFLUENCE, a monumental origami- inspired installation by Fung+Bedford, will be suspended from the ceiling of the 900-year-old Grade I listed medieval church. The House of Detention returns as the host of Light, showcasing a selection of exciting local and global lighting brands. Visitors will be greeted at the entrance with Loom Light, a 3D-printed light sculpture drawing on the optical language of Op Art, designed by MIMStudios, AI Build and SEAM Design. [d]arc thoughts, an enlightening series of talks curated by [d]arc media, also returns. A mix of historic and contemporary buildings will once again become venues during CDW26 including Old Sessions House – Home to brand activations, presentations and the festival hub, and The Charterhouse – Contemporary furniture, decorative lighting and luxury finishes.
International design names Across all venues, CDW will feature hundreds of design brands, showcasing furniture, lighting, textiles, surfaces, home accessories and product design. Confirmed exhibitors include String Furniture, Moroso, Swedese, Dornbracht and Vincent Sheppard. Collections from Austria, Denmark and Italy will also return. Hundreds of showroom partners are an essential part of Clerkenwell Design Week as they host product launches, talks and workshops. A small taste of participating showrooms include: Actiu, Andreu World, Boss Design, Camira, Domus, HAY, Hansgrohe, Herman Miller, Humanscale,
J.Adams & Co, Knoll, Muuto, Milliken, Modus, IRIS CERAMICA, Knoll, Tarkett and Cosentino. Interactive app A new state-of-the-art app replaces the printed, paper guide and tickets in 2026. The CDW app will be an essential digital companion for visitors, helping them tailor their visit and navigate the venues, exhibitors, participating showrooms and much more according to their specific interests. For further details visit
www.clerkenwelldesignweek.com
Spacemann debuts new showroom at Clerkenwell Design Week at The Forum Studio Folk_Crinkle Crankle Bench
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