London Design Festival is one of the biggest design events of the year! Read this guide to see the best things you can see and do.

Running from the 16 till the 24 of September London Design Festival as one of the main design events offers a lot of different activities, exhibits, and events so it might be a little difficult to choose the right events for you.

Make sure you don’t miss out on the best from London Design Week with this guide of top things to see and do in London.

Installations at the V&A

There are three unmissable installations at the V&A. during the LDF. But the one we are highlighting is the immersive Reflection Room by Australian light designer Flynn Talbot. The vibrant visual installation celebrates light and color.

Design Junction

King’s Cross will be transformed into a design quarter from September 21 until the 24. More than 200 brands will be showcasing with the star of the show being the vibrant Gateways installation from designer Adam Nathaniel Furman. There will also be a flower tunnel from Bloomon and word has it that it’s very Instagrammable. If you love all things design make sure you go this place as you’ll be amazed!

Villa Walala

If you’ve been to London, you’ve probably already spotted the work of Camille Walala around town, but her most notable and last work is the fun-filled Walala x Play maze installation at the NOW Gallery in Greenwich. For this year’s London Design Festival (LDF) landmark project, the textile designer will be bringing her bright colors and bold patterns to East London’s urban jungle in the form of a squishy and playful, inflatable pop-up castle, right in the heart of Exchange Square.

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CitizenM x Yinka Ilori’s Estate Playground

A similar concept to the one seen in Walala’s pop-up castle. citizenM London Bankside Hotel, collaborating with Yinka Ilori, transformed its entrance into a bright and colorful playground inspired by the bold patterns of traditional Nigerian textiles. The hotel looks amazing even without the installation.

Design Frontiers

Designers from all over the world will be pushing design’s boundaries in this exciting exhibition at Somerset House. The 30 leading names will be creating collaborative (and we’re guessing creative as well) installations. Don’t miss out on Jaguar’s two-room installation where they’ll be highlighting the creative process of designing the cars of the future.

Are you interested in visiting any of these during London Design Festival? We want to hear everything!!

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source: theculturetrip.com