leading british furniture maker benchmark presents a new collection of furniture by award-winning american architect david rockwell at 100% design from 18 – 21 september, during the london design festival.
the sage collection is designed for office and commercial/hospitality environments as well as the home, with a specific focus on human health and well-being within the built environment and meets the standards required for well certified buildings.
18-21 september 2019
wed 10am-5pm, thurs 10am-9pm, fri – sat 10am-5pm
olympia london
hammersmith road
kensington
W14 8UX
2019 marks the 25th anniversary of 100% design, one of the uk’s leading design trade events. this year’s show will present a stellar line-up of more than 400 exhibitors as well as an unrivaled talks program featuring some of the biggest names across architecture and design.
design london, a carefully curated selection of the world’s leading interior brands including dare studio, boss design, da a, gãrsnãs, b sweden, liqui contracts and antonio lupi. plus, british furniture maker benchmark will be launching the sage collection by david rockwell.
a sense of finland a specially built eco log house will present the very best of finnish furniture, products and lighting focused around sustainability, wellbeing and healthy living environments.
talks with 100% design leading product and interior designer marcel wanders returns and the program will open with us architect and designer david rockwell. expect a series of inspiring sessions exploring topics such as climate change, wastage, materials and the circular economy.
detail london a new exhibition showcasing the latest high-end contemporary soft furnishings and wall coverings from international design companies.
instagram influence kiosks this feature will highlight how interior designers are using instagram to create spaces that connect and inspire people. participants include charlotte rey and duncan campbell, lee broom and suzy hoodless.
design fresh a celebration of emerging talent and explorative ideas selected by 100% design and barbara chandler, design editor of homes & property at the london evening standard.
material studio a showcase of 22 innovative materials, shown in the uk for the first time. the area will address some of the key issues of our time such as energy efficiency,
waste, health and wellbeing.
18-21 september 2019
wed 10am-5pm, thurs 10am-9pm, fri – sat 10am-5pm
olympia london
hammersmith road
kensington
w14 8ux
tube > hammersmith | west kensington
tickets
registration for 100% design 2019 is now open. register to visit and be the first to hear about exciting show announcements.
trade – free in advance (£15 on the door)
press – free
public – £15 in advance (public day – saturday 21 september)
students – £10 in advance
featuring brand new initiatives, striking installations, inspiring collaborations and high-end design the show will also be at the heart of the newly launched west kensington design district.
new for 2018, the show will present 100% futures – an exhibition showcasing a selection of inspiring and innovative designs geared towards ‘designing for london’. spearheaded by max fraser, a small jury will select 20 projects, created by designers with less than 5 years in industry who have designed cutting-edge work based around the future of city living.
alongside this, 100% design brings together more than 400 international design brands as well as a range of innovative projects from the likes of tesla and riko by starck. the highly coveted talks with 100% design will return for 2018, featuring keynote sessions by industry heavyweights, panel discussions, trend forecasts and more.
at the heart of the newly formed west kensington design district, 100% design is the destination for architects and designers to source the latest products, discover new interior design trends and emerging brands.
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100% design is the original destination for designers in london and has an established history of providing a platform for emerging talent. some of the uk’s most well-known designers made their debut at 100% design, including barber & osgerby, tom dixon, benjamin hubert, ella doran and jamie anley.
100% design was first staged in 1995. today, the show attracts more than 27,000 visitors including architects, designers and interiors specialists.
featuring an unrivalled talk’s programme, bespoke installations and a curated selection of world-leading international brands, 100% design is the dedicated meeting place for design during london design festival.
london design festival celebrates and promotes london as the design capital of the world and as the gateway to the international creative community. the festival returns to venues and institutions across the city from 15-23 september 2018.
london design festival stages five major trade shows, known as design destinations. these are the commercial pillars of the festival and are key meeting places for designers, manufacturers, buyers, specifiers, the media and design enthusiasts to discover new product releases and identify current trends. the design destinations are: 100% design, decorex, designjunction, focus 18, and london design fair
victoria and albert museum
55 cromwell road, london
for the finale of london design festival at the v&a, the museum will host a special event on exhibition road focusing on design solutions to the climate emergency.
together with the design museum,natural history museum, science museum, imperial college london and brompton design district, the v&a will host a street celebration to look at the role design thinking can play in fostering new ideas and changing attitudes to the way we consume food, use energy and deal with waste.
saatchi gallery
king’s road, duke of york’s hq, london
porro 30 years of purity
pure shapes and vibrant finishes: come to discover the extraordinary mastery of porro, the italian factory bridging traditional craftsmanship and cutting-edge technology, through the most iconic pieces designed by piero lissoni in his 30 years of art direction.
i-made italian manufacture art & design exhibition presented at saatchi gallery.
the award-winning designjunction is delighted to announce their return to the spectacular king’s cross site during the london design festival (19 – 22 september 2019). now in its ninth year, designjunction has proven itself to be the most anticipated exhibition of the festival, attracting over 27,000 visitors across five days in 2018. this year, designjunction will present a curated mix of over 200 world-renowned furniture, lighting, accessory and technology brands alongside pop-up shops, installations, temporary structures and major brand activations.
london design festival celebrates and promotes london as the design capital of the world and as the gateway to the international creative community. the festival returns to venues and institutions across the city from 15-23 september 2018.
London Design Festival stages five major trade shows, known as Design Destinations. These are the commercial pillars of the Festival and are key meeting places for designers, manufacturers, buyers, specifiers, the media and design enthusiasts to discover new product releases and identify current trends. The design destinations are: 100% design, decorex, designjunction, focus 18, and london design fair#LDF18
the philadelphia design district will be celebrating its premiere launch event with a press preview and vip opening on friday, 13 april 2018. this showcase will feature designers, artists, and world-renowned brands, celebrating philadelphia as the newest urban design destination. curated by mona ross berman interiors, an acclaimed philadelphia-based interior design studio, the event invites those to challenge the trends of design.
the showcase at the bridge building, a new landmark in old city recently completed by architects gluck +, will be open to the public on select days between 14 > 28 april. the two-week pop-up showcase will be host to four public events, representing the elevated degree of design (products and services) available in old city and the philadelphia area.
exhibition events nakashima: then and now
book signing & talk with mira nakashima
friday, april 20th 6-8pm
raw to refined: unconventional materials
artist dialogue between gregory nangle & mark khaisman
friday, april 27th 6:30-7:30pm
springtime in paris
floral classes with petit jardin en ville
sunday, april 15th 2-3:30pm
meet the designer
brunch with mona ross berman
saturday, april 28th 11-1pm
as part of the activities celebrating london’s vibrant design scene at london design festival 2016, design shanghai presents a special preview of next year’s edition with a unique showcase of products by a curated selection of ground-breaking chinese designers, exhibiting together for the first time in uk.
design shanghai preview in partnership with hi / shanghai creative twin cities will take place at leading show 100% design, running 21-24 september 2016 at olympia london, and will feature 14 emerging and established chinese design brands.
some of the most talented designers, including alitle, benwu edition, beyond object, ey-products, fnji, frank chou design studio, haostyle, nanchow, rooy, skeleton&skin, w+s group, wuu, yang house and ziinlife, will have the opportunity to present their newest products to the london design community before exhibiting their creations at the next edition of asia’s leading international design event design shanghai in 2017.
china’s steadily increasing presence in major design events worldwide is reflected in this year’s 100% design where, alongside design shanghai preview, the nanjing pavilion and shenzhen pavilion will also spotlight a wide range of chinese design products.
the official ribbon cutting ceremony will take place on wednesday 21 september at 12pm.
stand number: l701, interiors section
free entry for trade visitors to 100% design.
Less than a year after he completed his Masters in Architecture at Brighton University, Julio Thomas founded Form in Void atelier, where he focuses on designing products made of repurposed waste materials. Defining waste as a “material without an assigned application,” Julio assigns it one, “rejecting any sentiment that unimaginatively consigns usable materials to landfills.” His inaugural product is a seating series made from recycled cardboard tubes and plywood finished in organic hardwax oil. The joinery is extremely simple, and uses only dowels and glue.
“I wanted to subvert the convention that assigns novelty to recycled materials, the “Oh look it’s cardboard!” factor is a response I dread. Instead I treat each material I use as just that, material,” Thomas said.
The cardboard legs are as strong as they are commonplace, and Thomas ensures that each piece is “designed to be durable enough to withstand sustained use.” More than that, his production process generates “almost zero waste.” So why does a simple cardboard and plywood stool cost £329 and the desk in the series a whopping £1299? Great question. Chalk it up to student loans?
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