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Clerkenwell Design Week (CDW) returns to London from May 21-23, 2024, offering an extensive program. Here are five highlights you shouldn't miss.
Clerkenwell Design Week (CDW) returns to London from May 21-23, 2024, offering an extensive program that cements its status as a premier international design festival. Free to all visitors, this year’s edition boasts an unparalleled array of exhibition venues, brands, showrooms, and installations. Here are five must-see attractions to add to your itinerary if you’re in town:
Clerkenwell Design Week 2024 promises a feast of fresh designs and innovative collections. Highlights include:
Utzon stool from Fritz Hansen
Clerkenwell Design Week’s tradition of championing new talent continues at Platform (70 Cowcross Street) with:
Image courtesy Isabel Francoy
Natural stone takes center stage, reflecting its resurgence in design:
‘Brick from a Stone’ installation on Clerkenwell Green by Albion Stone and Hutton Stone
Wood remains a key material at Clerkenwell Design Week 2024, especially in the British Collection:
Image courtesy Matthew Burt
Don’t miss the insightful discussions and hands-on experiences:
A bespoke, cultural and spiritual adventure awaits in the remote, magical Kingdom of Mustang with the all-inclusive Shinta Mani Mustang – A Bensley Collection hotel
Casamia & Mustard & Linen host a cultural exchange celebrating Emirati Women’s Day
A family home in Almaty, Kazakhstan blends modern architecture, bespoke craftsmanship and global design icons
Mohamad Chehab, the general manager of Trend Group Middle East talks about the group's involvement in the Red Sea Projects
APE Grupo brings Spanish expertise to the Middle East with a flagship showroom designed for visionaries
Influenced by Art Deco design, Supreme by TREDEX now features a striking Matt Bourbon finish
Our cover features Gaggenau, a brand that embodies design for the truly discerning.
Sarita Handa and Kristina Zanic Consultants announce the launch of DEEBAJ, a special-edition textile collection that reinterprets the rich cultural heritage of Saudi Arabia through the artistry of Indian craftsmanship.
Inspired by the philosophy of GABA tea, fermented without air or light, Studio Meshary AlNassar translated this concept into an interior that is hidden, intimate, and layered with sensory detail.
ClayArk opens an expanded showroom showcasing their expansion into sanitary ware
California sunshine and French country charm meet in this 510-square metre house with a dream pool cabana and peaceful garden
Nature-inspired meets future-ready for these sustainable pieces