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Toast Presents New Makers
Toast Presents New Makers



London Design Week starts on the 16th September. The capital becomes a hive of design activity. So much to see and experience. Below are our picks of the best things on offer!


 



As ever, Chelsea Harbour has an extraordinary array of events, but we could not get through all of them here. But suffice to say they could keep you busy for the whole week. We are particularly keen on The World of Interiors Talk, with Deputy Editor Emily Tobin and design legendary interior decorator David Mlinaric (19th September, 11.30am)


18th - 22nd September



 


Fels presents The Farm Shop - a collaborative project curated by Marco Campardo, Guan Lee and Luca Lo Pinto, bringing together designers, architects and studios to realise a functional exhibition space and collection of site-inspired dining homeware designed and produced at Grymsdyke Farm, Buckinghamshire.


16th - 24th September


Grymsdyke Farm,
Grymsdyke Farm,

 


The Bryan O'Sullivan Collection launches a collection featuring 36 pieces, including nine limited editions and two collaborations with artists. These pieces are made of innovative, delicate, and tactile materials and are one-of-a-kind, making them both unique and collectable.


16th - 23rd September


Bryan O'Sullivan Collection
Bryan O'Sullivan Collection

 



With “ Greyscale ” The Max Radford Gallery seeks to look beyond the parameters of design into the expanse of object-based creative practices. The Gallery has invited artists & designers to contribute to the show as well as those that straddle both worlds. The Show will feature works from 14 contributing artists.


Andrew Pierce Scott, Natalia Triantafylli, Victor Nyberg, Grace Prince, Tom Bull, Gillies Adamson Semple, George Richardson, Georgia Merritt, LS Gomma, Ty Locke, Sofia Bordin, Louie Isaaman-Jones, Fred Thomson, Clink Street Ceramics.


The Radford Gallery shows contemporary makers, designers and artists with the aim to create an equal and supportive environment in which to develop and show the manifestation of the creative process.


16th - 24th September 2024


 

Curated by Libby Sellers, the exhibition celebrates the 15th anniversary of the gallery with newly commissioned pieces inspired by biologist D'Arcy Wentworth Thompson's work, delving into the dynamics between inner and outer form, growth patterns, adaptation, and regeneration.


16th - 24th September 2023


Gallery FUMI presents Growth & Form
Gallery FUMI presents Growth & Form

 

M.A.H Gallery presents Tailored Perspectives at Drake's Savile Row


M.A.H Gallery hosts an exhibition at the iconic tailor, Drake's on Savile Row, to celebrate the 2023 editions of London Design Week and London Fashion Week.


The group exhibition presents fine art that explores fashion, with each artist evoking colour palettes, patterns and figures from the field.


16 September - 25 October 2023



 

This Island Sunrise celebrates improvised British design, bringing together three thrones of artisanal construction spanning four centuries. Made respectively by Tom Dixon, Eduardo Paolozzi, and an unknown 17th-century woodturner, each speaks to the storied narratives of national identity woven through art and design.


16th - 24th September

This Island Sunrise, Sadie Coles HQ
This Island Sunrise, Sadie Coles HQ

 


Marthe Armitage Prints introduces a historic design remastered and printed for the first time in multicolours on cloth. Together with long-standing collaborators - antique dealer and design studio Sigmar - the team will showcase a bespoke piece of upholstered furniture and reveal a teaser of the collection to follow.


16th - 24th September


Marthe Armitage Prints X Sigmar
Marthe Armitage Prints X Sigmar

 


TOAST is presenting its New Makers range at TOAST Shoreditch, celebrating the fifth year of the programme. From ceramic vessels, wooden bowls and woven placemats to tactile bags and wall hangings, all of the pieces are created by the makers by hand to order. Shoreditch Design Triangle is a cultural platform that celebrates East London's creative industry. The event reflects the vibrant creative sector of the area and is now the largest of the London Design Festival districts.


Sat 16 September - Sun 24 September.


Toast Presents New Makers
Toast Presents New Makers

 

Rosamund Coady and Reed Wilson join forces in the exhibition Layers at Town House, in Fournier Street, Spitalfields. A ceramicist and an artist using ordinary objects to examine the world around them. Each artist works intensely with her chosen medium, building in layers and then re-working until the finished piece is almost sculptural in quality. In so doing, they redefine ordinary things, so that we look at them anew.


16th - 24th September



 

The UK’s largest and most influential design fair will make its much-anticipated return on 21 – 24 September 2023. London Design Fair (formerly Tent London) is recognised as the UK’s leading showcase of cutting-edge design, brands, makers, pavilions, and galleries, returning to the creative heart of London at the iconic Truman Brewery this September.


21st - 24th September

London Design Fair
London Design Fair

 

After a break of five years, Ceramics in the City returns to the Museum of the Home, a vibrant celebration of ceramics that showcases the work of more than 45 of the leading ceramic artists drawn from across the UK, alongside some of today’s rising talents.


23rd September to 24th September


Museum of the Home Presents Ceramic In The City
Museum of the Home Presents Ceramic In The City

 

The House launches The Bedroom & Study


The House by M.A.H Gallery, presents The Bedroom & Study, a new captivating transformation of their East London showroom. Showcasing another exceptional curation of experimental luxury art & design alongside vintage collectables.


16th - 24th September



 


For London Design Festival this year, British tabletop brand Monoware has partnered with furniture and interior and design practice Fred Rigby Studio on a week-long exhibition themed around sensory living in a modern space.


The exhibition is on display throughout the whole week of LDF23 (16-24th Sep), with a special coffee tasting event due to take place on Wednesday, 20th September. The morning event will be run by two-time UK Barista Championship winner Paul Ross of Special Guests Coffee. Founded in 2022, Paul sources micro-lots, coffees that are in scarce supply from around the globe and introduces them to a wider audience.


You will have the chance to sample three unique coffees, expertly poured and served in Monoware mugs, whilst discovering the latest furniture pieces by Fred Rigby Studio, alongside Monoware's new range of tabletop items.


Coffee Tasting Experience

lead by Paul Ross

Fred Rigby Studio (East London)

20 September, 10:00 – 13:00


Fred Rigby Studio & Monoware present: Sensory Living in a Modern Space
Fred Rigby Studio & Monoware present: Sensory Living in a Modern Space

 

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