London Design Festival 2024 at Oxo Tower Wharf | Coin Street

London Design Festival celebrates and promotes our city as the design capital of the world. The next edition will take place on 14th - 22nd September 2024.

From millinery to ceramics, weaving to leatherworking and much more, a haven for the design and craft-curious is waiting to be discovered at Oxo Tower Wharf. Our creative community of studio showrooms on the first and second floors is open to browse, buy, commission and learn with special demos and workshops.

Visitors can explore over 25 designer-maker open studios across two floors of the riverside landmark. You'll also find design fair Material Matters, taking over Bargehouse with installations, talks and more, as well as The Wood Awards at gallery@oxo.

Material Matters 2024 at Oxo Tower Wharf

Material Matters 2024

Material Matters brings together 50 world-leading brands, designers, manufacturers and organisations to celebrate materials and their ability to shape society.

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The Wood Awards 2024

The Wood Awards is a competition for architecture and product design. It recognises and promotes outstanding design, craftsmanship and installation.

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London Design Festival: Late Night Shopping Evening

Join us for an evening of studio openings and exhibition lates all to be enjoyed with a glass of fizz!

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London Design Festival: Wingback Open Studio

During LDF, Wingback will be hosting an open studio with a display showcasing their new product launching in August.

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London Design Festival: Carréducker | Crafting Collectible Objects

Deborah of Carréducker showcases how she makes her collectible objects; alongside a display of inspiration, pieces for sale and more.

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London Design Festival: Josef Koppmann | Form and Flow Exhibition

Josef is hosting Form and Flow, showcasing applied art in jewellery in collaboration with Dutch jewellery designer Vincent van Hees.

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London Design Festival: JeDeCo | 'Inspired By' Exhibition

JeDeCo’s designers have produced a new exhibition inspired by their individual heritage, with diverse origins and cultural influences.

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Kagoshima: Stories in Craft from South Japan

Japanese craft and design store wagumi will present the second edition of 'Kagoshima: Stories in Craft from South Japan'.

Bodo

London Design Festival: Bodo Sperlein Open Studio

Visit Bodo Sperlein's open studio, 16th - 20th September

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London Design Festival: CascadeUp

CascadeUp brings UCL and UK CLT’s bio-based, circular economy innovation to life.

Colourful cork installation in a courtyard.

London Design Festival: Simone Brewster | Spirit of Place

Spirit of Place is an original artwork designed by Simone Brewster in collaboration with cork suppliers Amorim.

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Material Matters Maker Spotlight: ReCinder by Rosy Napper

11 September 2024

Rosy Napper is a material researcher based in London, specialising in the sustainable development of waste based ceramics.

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Material Matters Maker Spotlight: SURU

11 September 2024

SURU is a furniture and lighting brand from Barcelona that combines strict circular economy criteria and the best product design.

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Material Matters Maker Spotlight: Studio Sanne Visser

13 September 2024

Studio Sanne Visser is a material design research studio mainly known for working with human hair as a material resource.

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