London Design Week 2024 is scheduled for March 11-15. Read on for some noteworthy features to keep an eye out for during the event.
Celebratory Collection by Julian Chichester
Julian Chichester, once an antique dealer on Portobello Road, has been creating his own line of furniture since 1989, earning an international reputation for his timeless and well-crafted designs that blend classic and contemporary influences. He takes pride in creating pieces that both surprise and narrate a story, either through their form or finish. Celebrating the 35th anniversary, highlights from the new capsule collection include the Kemp oak desk for £2,640, the Anglo-Indian chest for £2,964, and the Felix nest of tables for £2,016. For more, visit julianchichester.com.
Victoria + Albert Baths’ Sculptural Elegance
Before its release in April, Victoria + Albert Baths offers a sneak peek at London Design Week of its new Seros collection, created in collaboration with British sculptor based in Barcelona, Sophie-Elizabeth Thompson. The Seros freestanding bath costs £3,960. Visit vandabaths.com for further information.
Fiona Howard’s Countryside-Inspired Wallpaper
Designer Fiona Howard showcases her new Orchard wallpaper on Design Avenue. Priced at £114 per 10m roll, this Aqua colourway wallpaper is eco-friendly and printed in England. You can find more details at fionahoward.com.
Coloured Quintesse Kitchen Range
The latest Quintesse kitchen collection from Modern British merges Shaker-style units with chamfered door profiles, hand-painted hues, and refined details. Kitchen sets, including countertops and appliances, start from £45,000. For additional information, visit modern-british.com.
Distinguished Greek Cane Rug
The playful Greek Cane rug, priced at £700 per sq m, reinvents the traditional key pattern with a bamboo motif border and a solid central area. It’s a flat woven rug made from sustainable materials derived from recycled plastic bottles, created by Salvesen Graham in collaboration with Jennifer Manners. More information is available at jennifermanners.co.uk.
Lighting Innovations Discussed by Industry Experts
Hector Finch, from the decorative lighting company bearing his name, interior designer Emily Todhunter, and architectural lighting expert Sally Storey, will gather to discuss the integration of various lighting disciplines on Monday, March 11, from 1:45pm to 2:45pm. They aim to explore how to create atmospheric lighting that’s functional for everyday life. Admission is free, and you can learn more about the event and how to get involved.
