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Core77 Photo Gallery: London Design Festival 2011

By Core Jr - October 17, 2011

Slow Tech: Designs for Digital Downtime Pizzas for attendees, the exhibition was curated by Protein and Henrietta Thompson of Wallpaper Magazine.
Designed by: Protein
18hewettstreet.co.uk Brit Leissler 1 of 414

Screen Time The watch connects via wifi or 3G to the internet tracking twitter, facebook, and email activity in real-time.
Designed by: Hector Serrano
www.hectorserrano.com Brit Leissler 2 of 414

Biome A flora terrarium that works a little like a tamagotchi - with a smartphone/tablet you control control it's climate, water levels and nutrients.
Designed by: Samuel Wilkinson
www.samuelwilkinson.com Brit Leissler 3 of 414

Pendola A new take on the grandfather clock. The calming rhythm helps to slow down users in its environment.
Designed by: Joe Wentworth and Samuel Wilkinson
www.joewentworth.co.uk Brit Leissler 4 of 414

Social Jammers - Social Bomb The purpose of social bomb is to disable technologies invisibly and without consent.
Designed by: Hugo Eccles and Afshin Mehin
www.hugoeccles.com Brit Leissler 5 of 414

Social Jammers - Social Sentinel The ceiling-mounted Social Sentinel is placed out of easy reach and is designed for commercial and work environments and public spaces.
Designed by: Hugo Eccles and Afshin Mehin
www.hugoeccles.com Brit Leissler 6 of 414

Social Jammers - Social Timer Each timer is turned to temporarily disable a particular communication technology for a short period of time.
Designed by: Hugo Eccles and Afshin Mehin
www.hugoeccles.com Brit Leissler 7 of 414

Social Jammers - Social Thermostat Like a domestic thermostat, the device can be used to control the social temperature of a space.
Designed by: Hugo Eccles and Afshin Mehin
www.hugoeccles.com Brit Leissler 8 of 414

K and P Radio The K and P Radio uses wifi to pick up music directly and can be tuned according to the preferred genre or mood.
Designed by: Kiwi and Pom
www.kiwiandpom.com Brit Leissler 9 of 414

K and P Radio The K and P Radio uses wifi to pick up music directly and can be tuned according to the preferred genre or mood.
Designed by: Kiwi and Pom
www.kiwiandpom.com Brit Leissler 10 of 414

Carved Wall Console Wall-consoles carved by hand from styrofoam blocks.
Designed by: Gisela Stiegler
www.marionfriedmann.com Brit Leissler 11 of 414

1/4 Litro' Ring Recycled PET handcrafted into rings with sterling silver
Designed by: Thierry Jeannot
marionfriedmann.com/marion-friedmann-gallery/designers/thierry-jeannot/ Brit Leissler 12 of 414

1/4 Litro' Ring Recycled PET handcrafted into rings with sterling silver
Designed by: Thierry Jeannot
marionfriedmann.com/marion-friedmann-gallery/designers/thierry-jeannot/ Brit Leissler 13 of 414

Carved Wall Console Wall-consoles carved by hand from styrofoam blocks.
Designed by: Gisela Stiegler
www.marionfriedmann.com Brit Leissler 14 of 414

Green Transmutation Chandelier The Chandelier was made working exclusively with the PET bottle as the raw-material.
Designed by: Thierry Jeannot
marionfriedmann.com/marion-friedmann-gallery/designers/thierry-jeannot/ Brit Leissler 15 of 414

Carved Light Made from boxes discarded by fishmongers, the slightly pinkish tint in the light sculpture above is actually fish blood that had soaked into the boxes.
Designed by: Gisela Stiegler
www.marionfriedmann.com Brit Leissler 18 of 414

Carved Wall Console These wall-consoles are carved by hand out of styrofoam blocks.
Designed by: Gisela Stiegler
www.marionfriedmann.com Brit Leissler 19 of 414

Carved Light This light is carved by hand out of styrofoam blocks.
Designed by: Gisela Stiegler
www.marionfriedmann.com Brit Leissler 20 of 414

1/4 Litro' Ring Recycled PET handcrafted into rings with sterling silver
Designed by: Thierry Jeannot
marionfriedmann.com/marion-friedmann-gallery/designers/thierry-jeannot/ Brit Leissler 21 of 414

Stitch Stool Inspired by elements of the knitted stitch such as it's rings and loops, the structures are revealed and celebrated through exaggerated scale in bold and textured forms.
Designed by: Claire Anne O Brian
www.claireanneobrien.com Brit Leissler 22 of 414

The Egg Twin Made from heavy felt and trimmed with roving wool with grograin bonded armholes and an internal fez.
Designed by: Giles Deacon
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Giles_Deacon Brit Leissler 23 of 414

Top Artisanal Tresse Hanks of yarn are drawn together into thick woolen rope, and knitted into an exaggerated stitch motif, adorning a moulded 'breastplate'.
Designed by: Maison Martin Margiela
www.maisonmartinmargiela.com Brit Leissler 24 of 414

Wool and Wire Choker Found at the Wool Modern exhibition
www.woolmodern.com Brit Leissler 25 of 414

Wool Light A ceiling sculpture which exudes soft light from folds of pure wool, thus promoting a warm atmosphere around it.
Designed by: Jessica Nebel
www.jessicanebel.com Brit Leissler 26 of 414

Men's Ready-to-Wear A mythical creation incorporating knitted, felted and boiled wool.
Designed by: John Galliano
www.johngalliano.com Brit Leissler 27 of 414

Necklaceswing An accessory for the home that is also a fashion item. The inspiration for this design came from the antiphonies between an object in the home and a piece of jewellery. a swing-come-necklace – a new way of looking at what furniture is all about.
Designed by: Johanna Richter
www.johannarichter.de Brit Leissler 28 of 414

Necklaceswing (Detail) An accessory for the home that is also a fashion item. The inspiration for this design came from the antiphonies between an object in the home and a piece of jewellery. a swing-come-necklace – a new way of looking at what furniture is all about.
Designed by: Johanna Richter
www.johannarichter.de Brit Leissler 29 of 414

One Cut Stools Built up by layering pieces of wool felt, the seat and base are one. The pieces exist in two shapes that share the same die but look totally different. ultimately it is designed by its user, who can arrange colors, order
Designed by: Britta Teleman
brittateleman.com Brit Leissler 30 of 414

Dahlia A combination of a seat cushion and a stool, the user can easily change the seat into cushion for the floor by turning it sideways and collapsing the felt.
Designed by: Kai Linke
www.kailinke.com Brit Leissler 31 of 414

Earnie Bethany began using wool in 2003 when she decided to stop using toxic materials in her sculpture practice. Since realising that with wool she could make any shape, envelop and connect any object, Bethany appreciates the warm and gentle, yet strong and ten
Designed by: Bethany Jean Fancher
www.bethanyjean.com Brit Leissler 32 of 414

Knit Monster Sibling are known for their irreverent take on traditional knitwear. in 'knit monster' the normally conservative fair isle pattern is emblazoned with skulls and frankenstein heads to create sibling's own "scare isle". this vivid motif features across and
Designed by: Sibling
www.siblinglondon.com Brit Leissler 33 of 414

Mangas Camana Mangas is based on a patchwork of different wool knits, to create a collection of various typologies with different shapes.
Designed by: Patricia Urquiola
www.patriciaurquiola.com Brit Leissler 34 of 414

Wool Instalation The yarn was spun from a blend of wools acquired from 40 different countries. The final object was formed on site at the gallery as a contribution to the Wool Modern exhibition.
Designed by: Angela Wright
www.angelawright.co.uk Brit Leissler 35 of 414

Women's Ready-to-Wear Collection of apparel made from felt wool.
Designed by: John Galliano
www.johngalliano.com Brit Leissler 36 of 414

BioBijoux The BioBijoux jewelry is made from bio-plastic material, cooked with solely natural ingredients.
Designed by: Lili Design Ltd.
www.lili-design.com Brit Leissler 37 of 414

BioBijoux Material Samples The BioBijoux jewelry is made from bio-plastic material, cooked with solely natural ingredients.
Designed by: Lili Design Ltd.
www.lili-design.com Brit Leissler 38 of 414

BioBijoux Jewelry The BioBijoux jewelry is made from bio-plastic material, cooked with solely natural ingredients.
Designed by: Lili Design Ltd.
www.lili-design.com Brit Leissler 39 of 414

Broo-ver Less plastic. Less parts. Less hazzle. A new approach to the humble vacuum cleaner.
Designed by: Ben Fursdon
www.ben-fursdon.co.uk Brit Leissler 40 of 414

DIY Series Designed to promote a clean working environment through permitted conveniences, and reducing the amount of skill needed to carry out a professional job.
Designed by: Andre Pereira
andre-pereira.co.uk Brit Leissler 41 of 414

Foldboat The Foldboat is CNC'ed from 5mm sheet P.E. plastic and folded into a water tight boat for two people.
Designed by: Max Frommelt and Arno Mathies
www.foldboat.info Brit Leissler 42 of 414

Foldboat The Foldboat is CNC'ed from 5mm sheet P.E. plastic and folded into a water tight boat for two people.
Designed by: Max Frommelt and Arno Mathies
www.foldboat.info Brit Leissler 43 of 414

Foldboat The Foldboat is CNC'ed from 5mm sheet P.E. plastic and folded into a water tight boat for two people.
Designed by: Max Frommelt and Arno Mathies
www.foldboat.info Brit Leissler 44 of 414

Foldboat The Foldboat is CNC'ed from 5mm sheet P.E. plastic and folded into a water tight boat for two people.
Designed by: Max Frommelt and Arno Mathies
www.foldboat.info Brit Leissler 45 of 414

Foldboat The Foldboat is CNC'ed from 5mm sheet P.E. plastic and folded into a water tight boat for two people.
Designed by: Max Frommelt and Arno Mathies
www.foldboat.info Brit Leissler 46 of 414

Foldboat The Foldboat is CNC'ed from 5mm sheet P.E. plastic and folded into a water tight boat for two people.
Designed by: Max Frommelt and Arno Mathies
www.foldboat.info Brit Leissler 47 of 414

From Here For Here Pencils made using waste material from various departments at RCA
Designed by: Ariane Prin
www.arianeprin.com Brit Leissler 48 of 414

From Here For Here Pencils made using waste material from various departments at RCA
Designed by: Ariane Prin
www.arianeprin.com Brit Leissler 49 of 414

From Here For Here Pencils made using waste material from various departments at RCA
Designed by: Ariane Prin
www.arianeprin.com Brit Leissler 50 of 414

From Here For Here Pencils made using waste material from various departments at RCA
Designed by: Ariane Prin
www.arianeprin.com Brit Leissler 51 of 414

Pop-up Bar Alto Designmarketo teamed up with Maurizio from Bar Basso in Milan to create a pop-up twin bar for the festival.
Designed by: Designmarketo
www.designmarketo.com Brit Leissler 52 of 414

Designer Harry Thaler Harry Thaler designed the interior of Bar Alto featuring a rack shelf for the glassware
Designed by: Harry Thaler
www.harrythaler.it Brit Leissler 53 of 414

Bar Alto Shelf High shelf suspended from the ceiling
Designed by: Harry Thaler
www.harrythaler.it Brit Leissler 54 of 414

Duralex re-design - Maurizio This Duralex Re-design features the portrait of Maurizio from Bar Basso in Milan.
Designed by: Maria Jeglinska
www.mariajeglinska.com Brit Leissler 55 of 414

Duralex re-design - Handy A wooden handle intended to make the glass easier to hold -- definitely changes the drinking experience.
Designed by: Harry Thaler
www.harrythaler.it Brit Leissler 56 of 414

Duralex re-design - Narcissus A glass with a mirror finish on the inside.
Designed by: Lars Frideen
www.larsfrideen.com Brit Leissler 57 of 414

Underconstruction Based on plumbing fittings, a series of porcelain elbows are used to construct the timber frame.
Designed by: Ornella Stocco
www.ornellastocco.com Brit Leissler 58 of 414

Underconstruction (Detail) The modular system can be used to construct a variety of furniture
Designed by: Underconstruction
www.ornellastocco.com Brit Leissler 59 of 414

Plantable Table The Plantable reintroduces nature back into the experience of gathering, cooking and eating a meal. It takes a currently domesticated object and enables nature to claim it back. It was showcased at Designersblock 2011.
Designed by: Jamie Elliott
jail-make.co.uk Brit Leissler 60 of 414

Poktan-ju The Tsunami Glas features a city skyline that can be flooded with a mini tsunami (consisting of the liquid in the glas).
Designed by: Sang Hwa Park, Mee Jung Jung, Seon Ha
www.smu.ac.kr/en Brit Leissler 61 of 414

Bib Iam Bab A Chaiselounge made from tiny colored wooden sticks
Designed by: Sang Hee Hyung, Ju Ran Hawng, Yeon So Seo
www.smu.ac.kr/en Brit Leissler 62 of 414

Bib Iam Bab (Detail) A Chaiselounge made from tiny colored wooden sticks
Designed by: Sang Hee Hyung, Ju Ran Hawng, Yeon So Seo
www.smu.ac.kr/en Brit Leissler 63 of 414

Tripod Light Fixture For a few moments the relationship between the organic and the inorganic is reversed. After a dramatic waltz in fire and smoke they go their separate ways, only to be united later on, formed by that first meeting. Check the website to see what this means.
Designed by: Lukas Dahlen
lukasdahlen.se Brit Leissler 64 of 414

A World of Yesterday's Tomorrows A sculpture made from a lasercut mirror finished sheet material.
Designed by: Nadine Spencer
www.artsthread.com/p/nadinespencer Brit Leissler 65 of 414

Shifty Finished with a FSC Ash work surface, the whole top slides open revealing the hidden storage area.
Designed by: Daniel Schofield
www.danielschofieldesign.com Brit Leissler 66 of 414

Shifty Finished with a FSC Ash work surface, the whole top slides open revealing the hidden storage area.
Designed by: Daniel Schofield
www.danielschofieldesign.com Brit Leissler 67 of 414

Flying Chairs Court Yard installation at the Designersblock space in the Farmiloe building, Clerkenwell.
Designed by: Designersblock
www.verydesignersblock.com Brit Leissler 68 of 414

Captain Haddock Inspired by the character from the Tin Tin comics, the three colours in the neon chandalier make up the full spectrum
Designed by: Charlie Sekers
charliesekers.com Brit Leissler 69 of 414

Felt Lamp Cozy and colorful lamps made from hand-felted wool. The designer use wool from the Orkney Islands, nuno felt and soya for their soft creations.
Designed by: Balzari & Gilmour
www.balzarigilmour.eu Brit Leissler 70 of 414

Tree Trunk Table Cloth Turns any round table or stool into a tree trunk.
Designed by: Masako Sato
homepage3.nifty.com/masako_sugar Brit Leissler 71 of 414

Tree with Hats Court Yard installation
Designed by: Designersblock
www.verydesignersblock.com Brit Leissler 72 of 414

Cable Holder Leafs Create your own cable jungle with these leaf stickers that function as cable holders.
Designed by: Masako Sato
homepage3.nifty.com/masako_sugar Brit Leissler 73 of 414

Reflective Flow Chandelier The largest interactive lighting chandelier in the world.
Designed by: Beau McClellan
www.beaumcclellan.com Brit Leissler 74 of 414

Reflective Flow Chandelier Originally designed for the Al Hitmi office in Dohar, Qatar.
Designed by: Beau McClellan
www.beaumcclellan.com Brit Leissler 75 of 414

Reflective Flow Chandelier The chandelier is created from more than 2,300 hand-ground optical crystals and 165,000 LED lights.
Designed by: Beau McClellan
www.beaumcclellan.com Brit Leissler 76 of 414

Reflective Flow Chandelier It's 46 meters long and weighs 20 tonnes
Designed by: Beau McClellan
www.beaumcclellan.com Brit Leissler 77 of 414

Reflective Flow Chandelier It's also available as a modular chandelier system with a programable wall mounted interface.
Designed by: Beau McClellan
www.beaumcclellan.com Brit Leissler 78 of 414

Spar Floor Light The large cantilevered floor lamp takes it's inspiration from the mast of a classic sailing boat
Designed by: Jamie Mclellan
resident.co.nz Brit Leissler 79 of 414

Girl on Flying Machine Girl on Flying Machine was part of the Block Party show by the Crafts Council.
Designed by: Yinka Shonibare
www.craftscouncil.org.uk Brit Leissler 80 of 414

Embodying Ethics The bike frame is made from a composite of carbon and timber equivalent to the strength of steel.
Designed by: Rohan Chhabra
www.craftscouncil.org.uk Brit Leissler 81 of 414

Carbon Wood Bicycle The bike frame is made from a composite of carbon and timber equivalent to the strength of steel.
Designed by: Gary Galego
www.garygalego.com Brit Leissler 82 of 414

Carbon Wood Bicycle (Detail) Bike frame made from a material composite of carbon and timber, with a strength said to be equivalent to steel.
Designed by: Gary Galego
www.garygalego.com Brit Leissler 83 of 414

Carousel Table Corian table top with fluted legs figured by multicoloured lacquered steel rods.
Designed by: Adam Goodrum
adamgoodrum.com Brit Leissler 84 of 414

Carousel Table (Detail) Corian table top with fluted legs figured by multicoloured lacquered steel rods.
Designed by: Adam Goodrum
adamgoodrum.com Brit Leissler 85 of 414

Moon Chair Powder-coated sheet metal supported by turned timber legs.
Designed by: Justin and Glenn Lamont
lifespacejourney.com Brit Leissler 86 of 414

Modus Modular wall structure made from PVC tubes, simply attached to one another with velcro.
Designed by: Matilda
www.matilda-design.com Brit Leissler 87 of 414

Modus Modular wall structure made from PVC tubes, simply attached to one another with velcro.
Designed by: Matilda
www.matilda-design.com Brit Leissler 88 of 414

Studio Chair Simple wooden chair that can easily be assembled in three pieces.
Designed by: Jason Whiteley
whiteleywhiteley.co.uk Brit Leissler 89 of 414

Studio Chair Simple wooden chair that can easily be assembled in three pieces.
Designed by: Jason Whiteley
whiteleywhiteley.co.uk Brit Leissler 90 of 414

Wooden Chair Based on the principles of traditional rural wood joinery, the connections of this chair are machined while producing the individual parts in an automated process
Designed by: Matias Hahn
www.mathiashahn.com Brit Leissler 91 of 414

Theo Theo by Simon Pengelly for CHORUS takes advantage of the inherent characteristics of ply forming technology and is an elegant wooden stacking chair.
Designed by: Simon Pengelly
www.pengellydesign.com/ Brit Leissler 92 of 414

Theo Available with either natural oak or beech side frames, with or without arms, with the option of seats and backs to match or can be lacquered or stained to any RAL colour
Designed by: Simon Pengelly
www.pengellydesign.com/ Brit Leissler 93 of 414

Theo (Detail) A fabric upholstered seat pad option is also available
Designed by: Simon Pengelly
www.pengellydesign.com/ Brit Leissler 94 of 414

Wooden Vessels Solid Wood Vessels in different Variations.
Designed by: Channels
www.channelsdesign.com Brit Leissler 95 of 414

Hiho Rocking Sheep Fluffy Rocking Sheep with artificial fur or heep skin.
Designed by: Jarrod Lim
www.jarrodlim.com Brit Leissler 96 of 414

Designers in Residence Tom Dixon's "Tools for Life" project with students from Northumbria University.
www.northumbria.ac.uk Brit Leissler 97 of 414

Files Like so many products, files have changed from products designed to be kept to products designed to be thrown away. This collection of files was designed to illustrate the compromises made in manufacture.
Designed by: Ellen Thomas
www.epthomas.com Brit Leissler 98 of 414

The MaudsleyWalker Batchstick A tool for sealing letters.
Designed by: Neil Conley
www.neilconley.co.uk Brit Leissler 99 of 414

Pencil Works A series of pencils is inspired by the many secondary uses that people give to pencils.
Designed by: Trevor Duncan
www.northumbria.ac.uk/sd/academic/scd/aboutus/designstaff/duncan Brit Leissler 100 of 414

Tape Dispenser Super minimal - made from concrete, spun copper and steel.
Designed by: Tatsuya Akita
www.at-studio.net Brit Leissler 101 of 414

Oil (Drum Vase) Each vase represents a nation with a volume directly relative to its oil consumption.
Designed by: Neil Conley
www.neilconley.co.uk Brit Leissler 102 of 414

Moments in Time, London Looter Time pieces that capture a particular moment in time.
Designed by: Dominic Wilcox
www.dominicwilcox.com Brit Leissler 103 of 414

Moments in Time, Time Sweeper A cleaner sweeping the numbers of the watch dial.
Designed by: Dominic Wilcox
www.dominicwilcox.com Brit Leissler 104 of 414

Three Oak Trees Solid oak cluster tables, representing the trees from whence they came in both form and laser-etched pattern
Designed by: Nick Fraser
www.nickfraser.co.uk Sam Dunne 105 of 414

Pipe Candelabra Suprisingly elegant candlesticks fashioned from brass pipe-fittings
Designed by: Nick Fraser
www.nickfraser.co.uk Sam Dunne 106 of 414

Herb A contemporary twist to the terra-cotta pot
Designed by: Nick Fraser
www.nickfraser.co.uk Sam Dunne 107 of 414

Simple nail and wood clocks Clocks with a variety of coloured nail patterns for numerals
Designed by: Nick Fraser
www.nickfraser.co.uk Sam Dunne 108 of 414

Fork Light A lamp apparently evoking a scene from the English countryside
Designed by: Nick Fraser
www.nickfraser.co.uk Sam Dunne 109 of 414

Communicative Design by Tabisso Tabisso's contribution to the fair was a range of typographically inspired lighting and furniture
Designed by: Tabisso
www.tabisso.com Sam Dunne 110 of 414

Communicative Design by Tabisso The alphabetically seating can be arranged as many times as your vocabulary allows
Designed by: Tabisso
www.tabisso.com Sam Dunne 111 of 414

Communicative Design by Tabisso The alphabetically seating can be arranged as many times as your vocabulary allows
Designed by: Tabisso
www.tabisso.com Sam Dunne 112 of 414

Communicative Design by Tabisso Tabisso's contribution to the fair was a range of typographically inspired lighting and furniture
Designed by: Tabisso
www.tabisso.com Sam Dunne 113 of 414

Awesome deck chair Screen printed graphic art for deck chairs
Designed by: Creative Trust
www.creativetrust.co.uk Sam Dunne 114 of 414

Avacado vase More nature inspired cermanics by Sena Gu
Designed by: Studio Gu
www.sena-gu.com Sam Dunne 115 of 414

Mushroom jugs More nature inspired cermanics by Sena Gu
Designed by: Studio Gu
www.sena-gu.com Sam Dunne 116 of 414

Fragile Sheet metal side table/stool with magazine racks
Designed by: Lana+Savettiere
www.lana-savettiere.com Sam Dunne 117 of 414

Big Bling Necklace Light London-based designer Penelope Batley has produced several of these oversize necklace lights at different scales and lengths which create a surreal storybook feeling.
Designed by: Penelope Batley
penelopebatley.co.uk Sam Dunne 118 of 414

Pottinger + Cole Lots of lovely wooden minimalism at the Pottinger + Cole stand
Designed by: Pottinger + Cole
www.pottingerandcole.co.uk Sam Dunne 119 of 414

Magi Satisfyingly simple magazine holder
Designed by: Pottinger + Cole
www.pottingerandcole.co.uk Sam Dunne 120 of 414

Aquilen Interactive piece displays twitter hashtags that form around the shape of the user
Designed by: Cem Sever Sam Dunne 121 of 414

The Sea Chair Project A group of RCA students imagine turning the plastic waste polluting the ocean into useable furniture
Designed by: Alexander Groves, Keiren Jones, Azusa Marakami
www.facebook.com/theseachair?sk=info Sam Dunne 122 of 414

Sound from the Southern roots of Chile Funky cardboard radio with typically South American pattern
Designed by: WUD
www.grupovibra.cl/en/wud Sam Dunne 124 of 414

Sound from the Southern roots of Chile Wonderfully retro radio with only one knob for controls
Designed by: WUD
www.grupovibra.cl/en/wud Sam Dunne 125 of 414

The Andes House Beautifully crafted wooden tableware
Designed by: The Andes House
www.theandeshouse.com Sam Dunne 126 of 414

Origami Hunter Paper alternatives to the animal trophies
Designed by: Si Studio
www.sistudio.cl Sam Dunne 127 of 414

Bagalite Witty lampshades cut from brown paper shopping bags
Designed by: Liqui
liquidesign.co.uk Sam Dunne 128 of 414

Bagalite Witty lampshades cut from brown paper shopping bags
Designed by: Liqui
liquidesign.co.uk Sam Dunne 129 of 414

Charming fluorescent lighting Designed & Made aim to bring the wonders of fluro lighting to the home
Designed by: Designed & Made
designedandmade.co.uk Sam Dunne 130 of 414

Charming fluorescent lighting Designed & Made aim to bring the wonders of fluro lighting to the home
Designed by: Designed & Made
designedandmade.co.uk Sam Dunne 131 of 414

Charming fluorescent lighting Designed & Made aim to bring the wonders of fluro lighting to the home
Designed by: Designed & Made
designedandmade.co.uk Sam Dunne 132 of 414

Spray Cap stool Ubercool stackable stool in a variety of paint colours
Designed by: Alex Garnett
alexgarnett.com Sam Dunne 133 of 414

Cone Light flavoured ice-cream
Designed by: Alex Garnett
alexgarnett.com Sam Dunne 134 of 414

Crater Clock Almost ethereal vacuum formed clocks
Designed by: Kenichiro Oomori
www.kenichirooomori.com Sam Dunne 135 of 414

100 Years After the Party Incredibly delicate handmade porcelain tea service
Designed by: Makiko Nakamura
akamuramakiko.com Sam Dunne 136 of 414

Jung Myung Taek Awesome geometric stools stack in a spiral
Designed by: Jung Myung Taek
www.jungmyungtaek.com Sam Dunne 137 of 414

Jung Myung Taek Steel spring tied in knots to create this odd lamp
Designed by: Jung Myung Taek
www.jungmyungtaek.com Sam Dunne 138 of 414

Melted chair Apparently designer Phillip Aduatz used advanced 3D animation software to create a realistic illusion of melting
Designed by: Philipp Aduatz
philippaduatz.com Sam Dunne 139 of 414

Flower Vase Cermaic vase studies from gt2p based in Santiago de Chile
Designed by: GT2P
www.gt2p.com Sam Dunne 140 of 414

Suple Series Side table components
Designed by: GT2P
www.gt2p.com Sam Dunne 141 of 414

Suple Series Side table
Designed by: GT2P
www.gt2p.com Sam Dunne 142 of 414

Cracked Shelf A project by the Chilean studio gt2P in collaboration with Maria Eugenia Duran, Arturo Lopez Perez, Diana Beytia and Marcos Chavez
Designed by: GT2P
www.gt2p.com Sam Dunne 143 of 414

Cracked Shelf (Detail) The hexagonal modules are created from sustainable Rauli wood and held together metal brackets.
Designed by: GT2P
www.gt2p.com Sam Dunne 144 of 414

Cracked Shelf (Detail) The hexagonal modules are created from sustainable Rauli wood and held together metal brackets.
Designed by: GT2P
www.gt2p.com Sam Dunne 145 of 414

Gudpaka Lamp Made from waste Alpaca wool from Northern Chile.
Designed by: GT2P
www.gt2p.com Sam Dunne 146 of 414

Gudpaka Lamp The shade is lined with faceted tiles of Coigue wood
Designed by: GT2P
www.gt2p.com Sam Dunne 147 of 414

Aurum lighting system Aurum, Latin for Gold is a sculptural lighting system consisting of luxury hand cut/polished K9 crystal bricks in the classical shape of tapered gold bars.
Designed by: Endesigns
www.endesigns.eu Sam Dunne 148 of 414

Aurum lighting system Crystal ingot detail
Designed by: Endesigns
www.endesigns.eu Sam Dunne 149 of 414

Aurum lighting system The ingots sit on hand made hard wood bases, finished by hand with wax
Designed by: Endesigns
www.endesigns.eu Sam Dunne 150 of 414

Pinocchio Vase The base enables it to rock but it always returns to an upright position
Designed by: Philipp Bruni
www.philippbruni.com Sam Dunne 151 of 414

Piana The "Director's Cut" stand proudly exhibits some new British design work
Designed by: David Chipperfield Architects
www.davidchipperfield.co.uk Sam Dunne 152 of 414

Lima The "Director's Cut" stand proudly exhibits some new British design work
Designed by: Design Guild Mark
www.furnituremakers.org.uk Sam Dunne 153 of 414

Krusin The "Director's Cut" stand proudly exhibits some new British design work
Designed by: Mark Krusin
www.marckrusin.com 154 of 414

No News Is Good News We've seen recycled newspaper furniture before, but never with a natural rubber latex coating
Designed by: Suzie Button Sam Dunne 155 of 414

Leather Toys 100 percent design - Argentine Design
Designed by: Vaca Valiente
www.vacavaliente.com Sam Dunne 156 of 414

Ideel Table Fascinating half-table, half display case for antique artifacts
Designed by: Ideel
www.ideel.com Sam Dunne 157 of 414

Ideel Shelf Shelf integrating a touch of the antique
Designed by: Ideel
www.ideel.com Sam Dunne 158 of 414

Nef Sound Sculpture Golden Horn installation
Designed by: Sebastien Leon Agneessens
www.nef.com.tr Sam Dunne 159 of 414

Nef Sound Sculpture (Detail) Golden Horn installation
Designed by: Sebastien Leon Agneessens
www.nef.com.tr Sam Dunne 160 of 414

The Animal Chair Collection The Animal Chair collection constitutes a diverse range of species, from mammals to reptiles, and even including insects.
Designed by: Maximo Riera
www.maximoriera.com Sam Dunne 161 of 414

The Animal Chair Collection Each creation retains the animal's natural vitality whilst being totally biological accurate in their appearance.
Designed by: Maximo Riera
www.maximoriera.com Sam Dunne 162 of 414

The Animal Chair Collection This collection is homage the whole animal kingdom which inhabits our planet, as an attempt to reflect and capture the beauty of nature in each living thing.
Designed by: Maximo Riera
www.maximoriera.com Sam Dunne 163 of 414

Lemon Quite literal lemon squeezer
Designed by: Studio Gu
www.sena-gu.com Sam Dunne 164 of 414

Bird Hummingbird inspire jug - the beak being the spout
Designed by: Studio Gu
www.sena-gu.com Sam Dunne 165 of 414

Does Design Have a National Identity The theme of this year's 100% Design debates - the crowds apprently taking their time to consider their answer before taking to the public blackboard Sam Dunne 166 of 414

The Head Projector The ident for this year's fair, the designerly mind at work
Designed by: Peter and Paul
www.peterandpaul.co.uk Sam Dunne 167 of 414

RCA Sustain Among RCA's many contribution to the London Design Festival 2011, RCA Sustain - housed at the school itself - showcases a collection of student work offering insights and solutions for a world that will be forced to adapt by changes in the world's climate
Designed by: Tomasz Crompton
sustain.rca.ac.uk Sam Dunne 168 of 414

Solar Sintering A concept exploring this possibilities for manufacturing of basic objects, like bowls and plates, in the world's deserts, where energy and resources are abundant.
Designed by: Markus Kayser
www.markuskayser.com Sam Dunne 169 of 414

Natural Disposition Services Imagining the future of sustainable burial
Designed by: Renata Fenton Sam Dunne 172 of 414

FreshPlus A concept envisaging the future use of micro-organisms to keep food fresher for longer
Designed by: Oliver Poyntz
www.oliverpoyntz.com Sam Dunne 173 of 414

FreshPlus A concept envisaging the future use of micro-organisms to keep food fresher for longer
Designed by: Oliver Poyntz
www.oliverpoyntz.com Sam Dunne 174 of 414

Apeel Turning the waste of orange juice production into a useful material
Designed by: Alkesh Parmar
alkeshparmar.com Sam Dunne 175 of 414

Apeel Turning the waste of orange juice production into a useful material
Designed by: Alkesh Parmar
alkeshparmar.com Sam Dunne 176 of 414

Beatvox A microphone-controlled drumkit
Designed by: Yuri Suzuki
www.yurisuzuki.com Sam Dunne 177 of 414

Cashback A slightly saucy digital installation. Place a bank note on the scanner and watch a raunchy dance appear on the screen. As ever, the larger the banknote the more "content" you get
Designed by: Vincent Jacquier Sam Dunne 178 of 414

Safety Net A retrofit solution to the problems of trawling
Designed by: Dan Watson
dan-watson.co.uk Sam Dunne 179 of 414

Safety Net A retrofit solution to the problems of trawling
Designed by: Dan Watson
dan-watson.co.uk Sam Dunne 180 of 414

Swifty Awesome fold-up adult kick scooters made their debut at Tent London
www.swiftyscooters.com Sam Dunne 181 of 414

Swifty Awesome fold-up adult kick scooters made their debut at Tent London
www.swiftyscooters.com Sam Dunne 182 of 414

Icons Outdoor Furniture By wire-framing a number of design classics including the De Stijl Red & Blue chair and Fat Boy bean bag designer Jan Plechac attempts to take the homely qualities of indoor furniture to the outdoors
Designed by: Jan Plechac
janplechac.com Sam Dunne 183 of 414

Ivanka Nice concrete works at the Ivanka stand
Designed by: Ivanka
www.ivanka.hu Sam Dunne 185 of 414

Ivanka Nice concrete works at the Ivanka stand
Designed by: Ivanka
www.ivanka.hu Sam Dunne 186 of 414

We Are Against Nuclear Furniture design as protest
Designed by: Escape From Sofa
www.escapefromsofa.com Sam Dunne 187 of 414

Cricket Stools You'd have to be British to understand
Designed by: Pierre Ospina
pierreospina.blogspot.com Sam Dunne 188 of 414

Cricket Stools You'd have to be British to understand
Designed by: Pierre Ospina
pierreospina.blogspot.com Sam Dunne 189 of 414

3D shelving Impressive 3d effect on this shelving
Designed by: Hello Karl Studio
www.hellokarl.com Sam Dunne 190 of 414

3D shelving Impressive 3d effect on this shelving
Designed by: Hello Karl Studio
www.hellokarl.com Sam Dunne 191 of 414

Whackpack Bench The future of self-assembly? Furniture that you only needs a mallet and a bit of brute force to put together. Ikea take note
Designed by: Be Benny
www.bebenny.com Sam Dunne 192 of 414

Whackpack Packaging The future of self-assembly? Furniture that you only needs a mallet and a bit of brute force to put together. Ikea take note
Designed by: Be Benny
www.bebenny.com Sam Dunne 193 of 414

Whackpack Stand The future of self-assembly? Furniture that you only needs a mallet and a bit of brute force to put together. Ikea take note
Designed by: Be Benny
www.bebenny.com Sam Dunne 194 of 414

Sticks and Humans A bit of contemporary design styling given to one of man's first inventions - the walking stick
Designed by: Helene Steiner
helenesteiner.com Sam Dunne 195 of 414

Rag & Boneman The "Rag & Boneman" makes awesome industrial lighting and furniture from any old parts he can get his hands on
Designed by: Rag & Boneman
www.theragandboneman.co.uk Sam Dunne 196 of 414

Rag & Boneman The "Rag & Boneman" makes awesome industrial lighting and furniture from any old parts he can get his hands on
Designed by: Rag & Boneman
www.theragandboneman.co.uk Sam Dunne 197 of 414

Rag & Boneman The "Rag & Boneman" makes awesome industrial lighting and furniture from any old parts he can get his hands on
Designed by: Rag & Boneman
www.theragandboneman.co.uk Sam Dunne 198 of 414

Rag & Boneman The "Rag & Boneman" makes awesome industrial lighting and furniture from any old parts he can get his hands on
Designed by: Rag & Boneman
www.theragandboneman.co.uk Sam Dunne 199 of 414

Rag & Boneman The "Rag & Boneman" makes awesome industrial lighting and furniture from any old parts he can get his hands on
Designed by: Rag & Boneman
www.theragandboneman.co.uk Sam Dunne 200 of 414

Curiousa Beautiful handblown pendant lampshades
Designed by: Curiousa & Curiousa
curiousaandcuriousa.co.uk/ Sam Dunne 201 of 414

Viking Helmet Awesome kids costume/construction set from Los Angeles-based Stephen McCabe
Designed by: Stephen McCabe
poplojik.com Sam Dunne 202 of 414

Norman Helmet Awesome kids costume/construction set from Los Angeles-based Stephen McCabe
Designed by: Stephen McCabe
poplojik.com Sam Dunne 203 of 414

Roman Helmet Awesome kids costume/construction set from Los Angeles-based Stephen McCabe
Designed by: Stephen McCabe
poplojik.com Sam Dunne 204 of 414

Simon Pattison Tableware Cheerful 3D printed homeware concepts
Designed by: Simon Pattison
simonpattison.com Sam Dunne 205 of 414

Simon Pattison Tableware Cheerful 3D printed homeware concepts
Designed by: Simon Pattison
simonpattison.com Sam Dunne 206 of 414

Chapter 57 Singapore-based designer Yulia Saksen's lamp evokes chewing-gum - a substance of course banned in her city
Designed by: Yulia Saksen
coroflot.com/ysaksen Sam Dunne 207 of 414

A+Z Desgin Designers discuss their "senUFO" table and "Pillhead" lamp
Designed by: A+Z Desgin
a-z.eu.com Sam Dunne 208 of 414

ShapeMaker Rubberwood building blocks
Designed by: Miller Goodman
millergoodman.co.uk Sam Dunne 209 of 414

ShapeMaker Rubberwood building blocks
Designed by: Miller Goodman
millergoodman.co.uk Sam Dunne 210 of 414

ADzero smartphones It was interesting to see something other than furniture on show - start-up ADzero putting their concept wood, bamboo and copper smartphones on display
Designed by: ADzero
justadzero.com Sam Dunne 211 of 414

Dora-fan Students at KIAST in Korea reuse old PC components for a desk fan
reuseproject.tumblr.com Sam Dunne 213 of 414

Flat Frame Systems Flat Frame Systems wooden bike frame on show again this year
flatframesystems.com Sam Dunne 214 of 414

100% Design 100 Percent Design at at Earls Court with over 400 exhibitors.
www.100percentdesign.co.uk Sam Dunne 215 of 414

100% Design Talks The fair opened with a debate on the value and meaning of national identity of design in the modern, interconnected world, led by 'Guardian' design critic Justin McGuirk. Sam Dunne 216 of 414

100% Design Talks Anglepoise' designer Kenneth Grange chips in his support for British design.
Designed by: Kenneth Grange
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kenneth_Grange Sam Dunne 217 of 414

SB031 rocking chair Designed for two people (hence its nickname 'Love Rocker') the rocking chair made from British elm and upholstered in Harris Tweed.
Designed by: Baines & Fricker
www.bainesandfricker.net Sam Dunne 218 of 414

The Convertible Transforms from a dining table into a work station
Designed by: Tutto Tondo Design
www.tuttotondodesign.com Sam Dunne 219 of 414

The Convertible (Detail) Hidden storage for documents, pens, and stationary
Designed by: Tutto Tondo Design
www.tuttotondodesign.com Sam Dunne 220 of 414

Tracktile A big hit at the show, a modular table top allows guests to play with toy Brio trains
Designed by: Three Foot Three Design Sam Dunne 221 of 414

Tracktile Brio tracks are embedded in interchangeable tiles.
Designed by: Three Foot Three Design Sam Dunne 222 of 414

Iris Floral pendant lamp
Designed by: MacMaster Design
www.macmasterfurniture.com Sam Dunne 223 of 414

Outline Chair A solid wood seat (available in either oak or beech) with legs made in two parts from bent 10mm mild steel.
Designed by: Milton & Mees
www.miltonandmees.co.uk Sam Dunne 224 of 414

Outline Bench A solid wood seat (available in either oak or beech) with legs made in two parts from bent 10mm mild steel.
Designed by: Milton & Mees
www.miltonandmees.co.uk Sam Dunne 225 of 414

Lamp 025 Can be rotated for varying light effects
Designed by: The Golden Path Sam Dunne 226 of 414

Minimal Surface Lights Ceramic lampshades using LEDs
Designed by: Hopf & Nordin
www.hopfnordin.se Sam Dunne 227 of 414

Minimal Surface Lights Ceramic lampshades using LEDs
Designed by: Hopf & Nordin
www.hopfnordin.se Sam Dunne 228 of 414

Corita Rose Interesting fabrics on display inspired by this ornamental boxing outfit dating back to the Festival of Britain
Designed by: Corita Rose
coritarose.com Sam Dunne 229 of 414

MCS-013 Lamp Industrial lamp suspends a light fixture on a shaped stainless steel wire supported by a mortar base
Designed by: Marc Schulthess
marcschulthess.com Sam Dunne 230 of 414

MCS-005 Bowl Based on the seat of a stool (see next imeage)
Designed by: Marc Schulthess
marcschulthess.com Sam Dunne 231 of 414

MCS-001 Stool Marc's work is informed by an interest in technology, new material, arts, and economy.
Designed by: Marc Schulthess
marcschulthess.com Sam Dunne 232 of 414

Brass Paperweights Polished Solid Brass
Designed by: Daniel & Emma
www.daniel-emma.com Sam Dunne 233 of 414

Magnetic Sticks Fluro Red Tasmanian Oak and Magnets
Designed by: Daniel & Emma
www.daniel-emma.com Sam Dunne 234 of 414

DrinKlip We can't vouch if this is really necessary but it might be good in the workshop.
www.drinklip.com Sam Dunne 235 of 414

Pug & Chihauhaus Ceramic dogs with a contemporary twist
Designed by: Uta Koloczek
www.utakoloczek.de Sam Dunne 236 of 414

Pug & Chihauhaus Ceramic dogs with a contemporary twist
Designed by: Uta Koloczek
www.utakoloczek.de Sam Dunne 237 of 414

Animate Writing Desk The surface area allows for a combination of computer and stationary accessories with an optional stationary tray sunk into the drawer. Materials: Black American Walnut with a Maple leather lined drawer.
Designed by: Young & Norgate
www.youngandnorgate.com Sam Dunne 238 of 414

Animate Bedside Table Designed to showcase the drawer mechanics whilst allowing for a harmonious integration with the outer shell of the cabinet.
Designed by: Young & Norgate
www.youngandnorgate.com Sam Dunne 239 of 414

Knelt Desk and chair for children
Designed by: Ubiquity Design Studio
www.ubiquitydesignstudio.co.uk Sam Dunne 240 of 414

The Journeyman A trunk-like display case for 'Denham' clothing brand
Designed by: Method
methodfurniture.co.uk Sam Dunne 241 of 414

The Journeyman (Detail) A trunk-like display case for 'Denham' clothing brand
Designed by: Method
methodfurniture.co.uk Sam Dunne 242 of 414

The Journeyman (Detail) A trunk-like display case for 'Denham' clothing brand
Designed by: Method
methodfurniture.co.uk Sam Dunne 243 of 414

D*light Unfurling light box
Designed by: D*Haus
www.thedhaus.com Sam Dunne 244 of 414

Elter Occasional Table Inspired by traditional stone craft, Decipher makes sharp and solid pieces out of Corian
Designed by: Decipher
www.furniturebydecipher.com Sam Dunne 245 of 414

Elter Occasional Table Inspired by traditional stone craft, Decipher makes sharp and solid pieces out of Corian
Designed by: Decipher
www.furniturebydecipher.com Sam Dunne 246 of 414

Happy Happy Bizarre Jeff Koons-like ornaments made from polished alluminium.
Designed by: Stephen Johnson
www.stephenjohnson.biz Sam Dunne 247 of 414

Two Halves cabinet Cabinet designed featuring a hand painted door design
Designed by: Charlie Crowther Smith
www.charliecrowther-smith.com Sam Dunne 248 of 414

OBJECT # SQN1-F2 A Mirrored stools in fractal forms
Designed by: Zhang Zhoujie
www.zhangzhoujie.com Sam Dunne 249 of 414

Old Floor Love this installation to showcase their timber flooring range
Designed by: Old Floor Sam Dunne 250 of 414

Glass Stacks (II) Ornamental glass with a golden sheen
Designed by: Joost Van Bleiswijk
www.joostvanbleiswijk.com Sam Dunne 251 of 414

E-moke Concept for an urban pedal power generator to allow users to charge their mobile devices on the go
Designed by: Daniel Abendroth
www.daniel-abendroth.de Sam Dunne 252 of 414

Urban Box Urban seating apparently inspired by dumped trash
Designed by: Mark Benstead
www.markbenstead.co.uk Sam Dunne 253 of 414

Korean Design:Document Lamp Real word GUI light and message board
Designed by: Design Virus
design-virus.com Sam Dunne 254 of 414

Korean Design:Ta-rae cotton spool lightin Playful pendant lamps
Designed by: Design Virus
design-virus.com Sam Dunne 255 of 414

Korean Design: Uniqup Broken and discarded pieces of china refashioned into glass mugs
Designed by: H Comma
www.hcomma.com Sam Dunne 256 of 414

Korean Design:1/2 project The "1/2 Project" is a social design initiative by Jiwon Park that aims to encourage charitable donations by using half the proceeds of their "half" products for good causes.
Designed by: Jiwon Park
www.halfproject.org Sam Dunne 257 of 414

Korean Design:Tap Cute waterbottle concept by Junggi Sung
Designed by: Junggi Sung
www.junggisung.com Sam Dunne 260 of 414

Korean Design:Bent Hands A timezone clock - we can confirm it actually works
Designed by: Giha Woo
www.gihawoo.com Sam Dunne 261 of 414

Korean Design:Twisted Pencil Pencil holder cleverly fashioned from pencils
Designed by: Giha Woo
www.gihawoo.com Sam Dunne 262 of 414

Korean Design:Lion Penseur Leather lamp based on the motif of Lion Penseurlamp
Designed by: i-Clue Design
i-cluedesign.com Sam Dunne 263 of 414

Korean Design:Iron series Ceramic tableware collection
Designed by: Sowwa Craft
www.soowa-craft.com Sam Dunne 264 of 414

Korean Design:Soowa Craft Ceramic tableware collection
Designed by: Sowwa Craft
www.soowa-craft.com Sam Dunne 265 of 414

Objects in Disguise Candlesticks that double up as dumbbells
Designed by: Tove Thambert
cargocollective.com/tovethambert Sam Dunne 266 of 414

Folkform installation: Candle Collages For the candle collage collection FOLKFORM collaborated with a brass foundry on the south coast of Sweden. Each piece comprises a candelabra, simple tea lights, pillar candles and hand-crafted votives to create a landscape of candle typologies.
Designed by: FOLKFORM
www.folkform.se Sam Dunne 267 of 414

Folkform installation: Suburban Skyline A collection of lighting in brass. The lamp is inspired by the architecture of different suburban districts of Stockholm.
Designed by: Whyred
www.folkform.se Sam Dunne 268 of 414

Tre Kronor firescreen The swedish Prince Carl-Philip, former RISD student, has designed this, quite witty, firescreen depicting the "Tre Kronor" castle that was tragically lost to a fire in 1697.
Designed by: Prince Carl Philip Sam Dunne 269 of 414

Regatta A pendant lamp created from sailing cloth inspired by the waves in the Swedish archipelago.
Designed by: Thomas Malmberg
www.thomasmalmberg.com Sam Dunne 270 of 414

Mind Over Matter Alan Fletcher tribute To mark the tenth anniversary of graphic design legend Alan Fletcher's groundbreaking The Art of Looking Sideways, a small exhibit of the preparatory notes for the book have gone on display at the Kemistry Gallery in Shoreditch
core77.com/blog/design_festivals/london_design_festival_2011_mind_over_matter_alan_fletcher_tribute_ Sam Dunne 271 of 414

Mind Over Matter Alan Fletcher tribute Illustrating beautifully the fine line between genius and insanity, the poly-pocket lined walls are perhaps the most fitting tribute to a man infatuated with creativity
core77.com/blog/design_festivals/london_design_festival_2011_mind_over_matter_alan_fletcher_tribute_ Sam Dunne 272 of 414

CutLaserCut We couldn't resist stopping by CutLaserCut to check out a small exhibition of new laser cut projects. Clearly trying to get in on the LDF'11 action to show off their skills to prospective designerly clients, the small laser cutting outfit have put on a ra
Designed by: CutLaserCut
cutlasercut.com/ Sam Dunne 276 of 414

CutLaserCut Food design outfit Astarism have been using the services at CutLaserCut to burn exceedingly delicate patterns into food and garnish, including poppadoms and banana leaves.
Designed by: Astarism
www.astarism.co.uk Sam Dunne 277 of 414

CutLaserCut Masterpiece Pad sketchpad
Designed by: Benjamin Parton
benjaminparton.com Sam Dunne 280 of 414

CutLaserCut Lethal looking heels by London based fashion designer
Designed by: Chau Har Lee
www.chauharlee.com Sam Dunne 281 of 414

CutLaserCut Lethal looking heels by London based fashion designer
Designed by: Chau Har Lee
www.chauharlee.com Sam Dunne 282 of 414

CutLaserCut Hemisphere lampshades by Massow Design
Designed by: Massow Design
www.hemmesphere.co.uk Sam Dunne 283 of 414

CutLaserCut Beat Junkie laser-etched skateboard deck
Designed by: Richard John Smith Sam Dunne 284 of 414

CutLaserCut "Faces" laser-etch sketch
Designed by: Ryan Bubnis
www.ryanbubnis.com Sam Dunne 285 of 414

London Souvenirs Appealing alternatives to tourist tat on show at "Craft Central"
Designed by: Susan Bradley
www.susanbradley.co.uk Sam Dunne 286 of 414

London Souvenirs Appealing alternatives to tourist tat on show at "Craft Central"
Designed by: Susan Bradley
www.susanbradley.co.uk Sam Dunne 287 of 414

Smiley Ceramics Also on show at "Craft Central"
Designed by: Namiko Murakoshi
namnamceramics.com Sam Dunne 288 of 414

Through the Keyhole Milk boutique in Shoreditch launches new limited edition Fornasetti ceramics
www.milkconceptboutique.eu Sam Dunne 289 of 414

Through the Keyhole Milk boutique in Shoreditch launches new limited edition Fornasetti ceramics
www.milkconceptboutique.eu Sam Dunne 290 of 414

Through the Keyhole Milk boutique in Shoreditch launches new limited edition Fornasetti ceramics
www.milkconceptboutique.eu Sam Dunne 291 of 414

Through the Keyhole Milk boutique in Shoreditch launches new limited edition Fornasetti ceramics
Designed by: Piero Fornasetti
www.milkconceptboutique.eu Sam Dunne 292 of 414

Through the Keyhole Milk boutique in Shoreditch launches new limited edition Fornasetti ceramics
Designed by: Piero Fornasetti
www.milkconceptboutique.eu Sam Dunne 293 of 414

Through the Keyhole Milk boutique in Shoreditch launches new limited edition Fornasetti ceramics
Designed by: Piero Fornasetti
www.milkconceptboutique.eu Sam Dunne 294 of 414

Through the Keyhole Milk boutique in Shoreditch launches new limited edition Fornasetti ceramics
Designed by: Piero Fornasetti
www.milkconceptboutique.eu Sam Dunne 295 of 414

1 Year - 7 Prototypes In the Shoreditch Design Triangle, London based designer Roger Arquer displays a years worth of work - pictured here "Alba" stools for children made from kitchen utensils
Designed by: Roger Arquer
www.rogerarquer.com Sam Dunne 296 of 414

1 Year - 7 Prototypes The "Permutable" is three tables in one, joined together by bungee cord and able to take on a variety of shapes as Roger kindly demonstrates
Designed by: Roger Arquer
www.rogerarquer.com Sam Dunne 297 of 414

1 Year - 7 Prototypes Cinderella tables made from UV bonded frosted glass and wood
Designed by: Roger Arquer
www.rogerarquer.com Sam Dunne 298 of 414

1 Year - 7 Prototypes Marble table with impressively bendy legs
Designed by: Roger Arquer
www.rogerarquer.com Sam Dunne 299 of 414

1 Year - 7 Prototypes The work behind the prototypes
Designed by: Roger Arquer
www.rogerarquer.com Sam Dunne 300 of 414

1 Year - 7 Prototypes A concept stool made entirely from iron-on veneer. Unfortunately not quite solid enough to sit on, Roger admits it needs a little work, or might be better suited to a being a lampshade.
Designed by: Roger Arquer
www.rogerarquer.com Sam Dunne 301 of 414

1 Year - 7 Prototypes Ribbon stool
Designed by: Roger Arquer
www.rogerarquer.com Sam Dunne 302 of 414

Slingshots at YCN Christopher Jarratt, an artist/maker living in London, has created a limited edition of 30 slingshots hand crafted from forked tree branches found in the great Epping Forest
Designed by: Christopher Jarratt
www.christopherjarratt.com Sam Dunne 303 of 414

Slingshots at YCN Over 500 paintball's were blasted into the wall in the first week
Designed by: Christopher Jarratt
www.christopherjarratt.com Sam Dunne 304 of 414

Hello Typography installation at YCN Sam Dunne 306 of 414

Quart lamp Presented at Shoreditch design shop SCP
Designed by: Rich Brilliant Willing
www.richbrilliantwilling.com Sam Dunne 307 of 414

Useless Stuff? New design trio Crook, Colbeck & Jones put some of their intriguing furniture concepts on show in Battersea. Pictured here a charming concept for a boardroom or studio table complete with vapor stream.
Designed by: Crook, Colbeck & Jones Sam Dunne 308 of 414

Useless Stuff? A table exploring the globalisation or "Ikea-isation" of furniture. The solid, ancient looking piece has, of course, "table" inscribed in many different languages on its surface.
Designed by: Crook, Colbeck & Jones Sam Dunne 309 of 414

Useless Stuff? A ceramic cast of the structure behind the "polyprop" school chair - apparently an exploration of the artists discomfort in school
Designed by: Crook, Colbeck & Jones Sam Dunne 310 of 414

Useless Stuff? The "Scribble" table was apprently the fruit of an experiment in freehand 3D CAD drawing
Designed by: Crook, Colbeck & Jones Sam Dunne 311 of 414

Useless Stuff? Resemebling a lump of tar, this table explores the detachment of plastic products from their origins
Designed by: Crook, Colbeck & Jones Sam Dunne 312 of 414

Useless Stuff? A bench produced from a discarded materials, the wood proving to irregular for normal production methods
Designed by: Crook, Colbeck & Jones Sam Dunne 313 of 414

Useless Stuff? Beautiful Chesterfield-like details
Designed by: Crook, Colbeck & Jones Sam Dunne 314 of 414

LDF at the V&A The V&A hosted a exhibitions, talks, workshops, and 13 specially commissioned installations.
www.vam.ac.uk Sam Dunne 315 of 414

V&A: Timber Wave AL_A architects teamed up with Arup Engineering to create this impressive sculpture for the V&A's Grand Entrance.
Designed by: AL_A
www.amandalevetearchitects.com Sam Dunne 316 of 414

Power of Making Open until the New Year, The Power of Making exhibition, exploring the ressurgence in craft and making, is well worth checking out if you find yourself in London.
www.vam.ac.uk/content/exhibitions/power-of-making/ Sam Dunne 319 of 414

Escapism tunic Dotted around the V&A, Industrial Revolution 2.0 showcases some impressive 3D printed creations
Designed by: Iris Van Herpen & Daniel Widrig
www.irisvanherpen.com Sam Dunne 320 of 414

Escapism tunic detail Dotted around the V&A, Industrial Revolution 2.0 showcases some impressive 3D printed creations
Designed by: Iris Van Herpen & Daniel Widrig
www.irisvanherpen.com Sam Dunne 321 of 414

Solid chair & table Dotted around the V&A, Industrial Revolution 2.0 showcases some impressive 3D printed creations
Designed by: Patrick Jouin
www.patrickjouin.com/site Sam Dunne 322 of 414

Solid chair detail Dotted around the V&A, Industrial Revolution 2.0 showcases some impressive 3D printed creations
Designed by: Patrick Jouin
www.patrickjouin.com/site Sam Dunne 323 of 414

Solid stool Dotted around the V&A, Industrial Revolution 2.0 showcases some impressive 3D printed creations
Designed by: Patrick Jouin
www.patrickjouin.com/site Sam Dunne 324 of 414

Palindrome II stool Dotted around the V&A, Industrial Revolution 2.0 showcases some impressive 3D printed creations
Designed by: Pater Marigold
www.petermarigold.com Sam Dunne 325 of 414

Bloom lamp Dotted around the V&A, Industrial Revolution 2.0 showcases some impressive 3D printed creations
Designed by: Patrick Jouin
www.patrickjouin.com/site Sam Dunne 326 of 414

Escapism dress Dotted around the V&A, Industrial Revolution 2.0 showcases some impressive 3D printed creations
Designed by: Iris Van Herpen & Daniel Widrig
www.irisvanherpen.com Sam Dunne 327 of 414

Escapism dress detail Dotted around the V&A, Industrial Revolution 2.0 showcases some impressive 3D printed creations
Designed by: Iris Van Herpen & Daniel Widrig
www.irisvanherpen.com Sam Dunne 328 of 414

V&A and Me: Designer Maps Graphic studio Johnson Banks asked a number of celebrities, including Industrial Design legend Tom Dixon to map their favourite parts of the V&A
Designed by: Johnson Banks
www.johnsonbanks.co.uk Sam Dunne 329 of 414

A Pylon for the Future An exhibition of short-listed concepts for the British National Grid to rethink the humble electricity pylon.
www.ribapylondesign.com Sam Dunne 330 of 414

A Pylon for the Future An exhibition of short-listed concepts for the British National Grid to rethink the humble electricity pylon.
www.ribapylondesign.com Sam Dunne 331 of 414

A Pylon for the Future An exhibition of short-listed concepts for the British National Grid to rethink the humble electricity pylon.
www.ribapylondesign.com Sam Dunne 332 of 414

A Pylon for the Future An exhibition of short-listed concepts for the British National Grid to rethink the humble electricity pylon.
www.ribapylondesign.com Sam Dunne 333 of 414

A Pylon for the Future Of course, the exhibition had to be accompanied by an original Tom Dixon Pylon Chair, looking very throne-like in the marble surroundings.
Designed by: Tom Dixon
www.ribapylondesign.com Sam Dunne 334 of 414

Beyond the Valley: An Interactive Print Journey Visitors playing with the interactive, musical pattern designs
Designed by: Beyond the Valley
www.beyondthevalley.com/index.php Sam Dunne 335 of 414

Beyond the Valley: An Interactive Print Journey Visitors playing with the interactive, musical pattern designs
Designed by: Beyond the Valley
www.beyondthevalley.com/index.php Sam Dunne 336 of 414

Part 1: Join The "Outset Design Fund", an initiative aiming to acquire important contemporary design pieces for the V&A, was keen to show off their acquisitions since it launch earlier this year.
Designed by: BCXSY
www.bcxsy.com Sam Dunne 337 of 414

Cabbage chair The "Outset Design Fund", an initiative aiming to acquire important contemporary design pieces for the V&A, was keen to show off their acquisitions since it launch earlier this year.
Designed by: Nendo
www.nendo.jp/en Sam Dunne 338 of 414

Sofa "Pyrenees" The "Outset Design Fund", an initiative aiming to acquire important contemporary design pieces for the V&A, was keen to show off their acquisitions since it launch earlier this year.
Designed by: Fredrikson Stallard
www.fredriksonstallard.com Sam Dunne 339 of 414

21400MM-Chair The "Outset Design Fund", an initiative aiming to acquire important contemporary design pieces for the V&A, was keen to show off their acquisitions since it launch earlier this year.
Designed by: Nendo
www.nendo.jp/en Sam Dunne 340 of 414

Table#1(LOG) The "Outset Design Fund", an initiative aiming to acquire important contemporary design pieces for the V&A, was keen to show off their acquisitions since it launch earlier this year.
Designed by: Fredrikson Stallard
www.fredriksonstallard.com Sam Dunne 341 of 414

Negotiating the Space for Possible Coexistences Exploring the contrast between his American and Persian dual citizenship, artist Babak Golkar creates fictional buildings with floorplans taken from the patterns of persian rugs
Designed by: Babak Golkar
babakgolkar.ca Sam Dunne 342 of 414

The P Project In an exhibition entitled "British-ish", work by graduates from the University of Arts London was dotted among the V&A permanent collection, exploring the significance of London as a cultural capital.
Designed by: Chieh Ting Huang
www.madm2011.com/?gallery=chieh-ting-huang Sam Dunne 345 of 414

Urban Pouf Also part of "British-ish", the "Urban Pouf" is an outdoor furniture piece "knitted" from high-tension stainless steel thread.
Designed by: Jan Rose
www.jan-rose.com Sam Dunne 346 of 414

V&A Illustrations awards Also on show as part of LDF'11
www.vam.ac.uk/page/v/v-and-a-illustration-award/ Sam Dunne 347 of 414

Bespoke A collaboration between designers and journalist, the "Bespoke" exhibit at the V&A showcased concepts for user-inspired community innovation.
www.bespokeproject.org Sam Dunne 348 of 414

Digital Buskers A concept to enable young local musician to promote themselves through a carboard cut-out duke box of sorts
www.bespokeproject.org Sam Dunne 349 of 414

Wayfinder Community news and events broadcast and pointed to
www.bespokeproject.org Sam Dunne 350 of 414

Viewpoint A community voting booth to link local councillors with opinion on the streets
www.bespokeproject.org Sam Dunne 351 of 414

Talking Memory Box A device that allows communities to record stories and associate them with physical artefacts
www.bespokeproject.org Sam Dunne 352 of 414

How do you know where to go to the toilet? An amusing celebration of the simplicity of toilet signage at the V&A Sam Dunne 353 of 414

On the Case A near empty display cabinet by artist Barry Martin explores the generic design of museum exhibition furniture, objects that are both seen and not seen
Designed by: Barry Martin
www.barrymartin.co.uk Sam Dunne 354 of 414

Scaffolding Brut ‘Scaffolding Brut’, an installation by Beta Tank, presents the studio's perception of scaffolding – both its current impact and its potential future.
Designed by: Beta Tank
www.betatank.net Sam Dunne 355 of 414

Bust of Lady Belhaven, 1827 More from "Industrial Revolution 2.0", respected milliner Stephen Jones has reinterpreted this 19th century bust with the 3D printing know-how of Materialise
Designed by: Stephen Milliner
www.stephenjonesmillinery.com Sam Dunne 359 of 414

Bust of Lady Belhaven, 1827 (Detail) More from "Industrial Revolution 2.0", respected milliner Stephen Jones has reinterpreted this 19th century bust with the 3D printing know-how of Materialise
Designed by: Stephen Milliner
www.stephenjonesmillinery.com Sam Dunne 361 of 414

Tunnel vision sign Troika's mesmerizing rotating V&A signage at the museum's tunnel entrance.
Designed by: Troika
troika.uk.com/ Sam Dunne 362 of 414

Osmosis The Natural History Museum housed this huge, Swarovski commisioned, installation by Arik Levy
Designed by: Arik Levy
www.ariklevy.fr Sam Dunne 363 of 414

Lego Greenhouse A corner of Covent Garden was given over to this impressive Lego creation. Despite the lack of glass and seemingly having bricks for soil, the sun flowers seemed to be doing rather well
Designed by: Sebastian Bergne
www.sebastianbergne.com Sam Dunne 364 of 414

Inside Creative Minds exhibition We had a great time playing around with Physical Pixels - a start-up studio of RCA grduates - showing some of their most recent works in the foyer of the Univeristy of Arts London.
Designed by: Physical Pixels
www.physicalpixels.com Sam Dunne 368 of 414

Dash Dot Dash Originally developed for therapeutic treatment of children with autism, "Dash Dot Dash" has evolved into an engaging musical instrument/toy/robot for all.
Designed by: Physical Pixels
www.physicalpixels.com Sam Dunne 369 of 414

In Contact In Contact is an experiment in disguising technology in natural touchpoints. Brushing the grass opens up the fan-like blinds above, thanks to the conductivity of the skin detected by sensors under the soil
Designed by: Physical Pixels
www.physicalpixels.com Sam Dunne 370 of 414

Funnel Engineers at Ramboll showcase their skills in the studio's lobby. The timber gridshell installation apparently being an exploration of how engineering, digital fabrication and imagination can fill the boundaries of the space
Designed by: Ramboll
www.ramboll.com/ Sam Dunne 372 of 414

Funnel Detail Engineers at Ramboll showcase their skills in the studios lobby. The timber gridshell installation apparently being an exploration of how engineering, digital fabrication and imagination can fill the boundaries of the space
Designed by: Ramboll
www.ramboll.com/ Sam Dunne 373 of 414

Resonance RCAxYamaha Students at the Royal College of Art have collaborated with Yamaha on a number of concept instrument proposals all centred around breaking down the boundaries between audience and performer. Sam Dunne 374 of 414

Public Resonance Inspired by the impromptu nature of busking, "Public Resonance" by Sam Weller is a selection of G-clamp pick-ups that allow street-performers to turn any object into a percussion instrument
Designed by: Sam Weller
www.samweller.co.uk/ Sam Dunne 375 of 414

The Cisum Music Anton Alvarez's "The Cisum Music" separates the different components of musical pieces into different cylindrical pieces. The composition comes together as the pieces are rolled back and forth.
Designed by: Anton Alvarez Sam Dunne 378 of 414

The Human Speaker Nic Wallenberg's "The Human Speaker" turns the voicebox of a performer into a speaker via a fetching neck brace that " bypasses the vocal chords and transmits vibrations directly into the upper throat"—the pieces making a variety of instrument like noises
Designed by: Nic Wallenberg
www.nicwallenberg.com Sam Dunne 380 of 414

Music Within A fascinating concept by Petter Thorne and Youness Benali. The pair have attached micro-cameras inside guitars and drums - and on the end of a flute - to provide, through a live projection, an extra visual element to music performances.
Designed by: Petter Throne & Youness Benali
www.petterthorne.se Sam Dunne 382 of 414

Touch the Sound A concept that takes the instrument out of music. With under floor sensors and an Xbox Kinect camera, the installation creates music as two users move together and touch, responding even to the slightest touch of the fingers, as the conductivity of the sk
Designed by: Lingjing Yin
lingjingyin.com Sam Dunne 383 of 414

Two Lines This year's "Size+Matter" installation was created by David Chipperfield Architects, an arrangement of large glass panels apparently establishing "a dialogue between two identical forms, different in their orientation and material build-up". The arrangeme
Designed by: David Chipperfiled Architects
www.davidchipperfield.co.uk/ Sam Dunne 384 of 414

Two Lines Unfortunately - what with the amount of pigeons flocking around central London - "Two Lines" will probably need a lot of cleaning to maintain the architects vision.
Designed by: David Chipperfiled Architects
www.davidchipperfield.co.uk/ Sam Dunne 388 of 414

This Is Not A Pop-Up Shop Hayward Gallery at the Southbank Centre announces the first in series of "Not Pop-up Shops". Between exhibitions the Gallery will hand over its shop space to a product designer to do with it what they wish Sam Dunne 389 of 414

This Is Not A Pop-Up Shop Tina Tsang has the privilege of being the first designer to exhibit her work in this format
Designed by: Tina Tsang
undergrowthdesign.com Sam Dunne 390 of 414

This Is Not A Pop-Up Shop Tina Tsang has the privilege of being the first designer to exhibit her work in this format
Designed by: Tina Tsang
undergrowthdesign.com Sam Dunne 391 of 414

This Is Not A Pop-Up Shop Tina Tsang has the privilege of being the first designer to exhibit her work in this format
Designed by: Tina Tsang
undergrowthdesign.com Sam Dunne 392 of 414

This Is Not A Pop-Up Shop Tina Tsang has the privilege of being the first designer to exhibit her work in this format
Designed by: Tina Tsang
undergrowthdesign.com Sam Dunne 393 of 414

This Is Not A Pop-Up Shop Tina Tsang has the privilege of being the first designer to exhibit her work in this format
Designed by: Tina Tsang
undergrowthdesign.com Sam Dunne 394 of 414

This Is Not A Pop-Up Shop Tina Tsang has the privilege of being the first designer to exhibit her work in this format
Designed by: Tina Tsang
undergrowthdesign.com Sam Dunne 395 of 414

This Is Not A Pop-Up Shop Also on display in the shop this week is a jaw-dropping arrangement of 1000 origami cranes by Miho Aishima, that the artist created to raise money for the Japan earthquake & tsunami recovery effort.
Designed by: Miho Aishima Sam Dunne 396 of 414

This Is Not A Pop-Up Shop 1000 origami cranes in various colors.
Designed by: Miho Aishima Sam Dunne 397 of 414

Cut It Out Isreali graphic designer Noma Bar exhibits his minimalist posters in Outline Editions in Soho.
Designed by: Noma Bar
http://www.dutchuncle.co.uk/illustrators/noma-bar/portfolios/portfolio Sam Dunne 398 of 414

Cut It Out Noma invites visitors to try a cut-out themselves using his amazing arcade like contraption
Designed by: Noma Bar
http://www.dutchuncle.co.uk/illustrators/noma-bar/portfolios/portfolio Sam Dunne 399 of 414

LDF'11 at the Swedish Ambassador's Residence Showing some serious dedication to promoting her country's ever-growing design industry, the Swedish Ambassador to London gave up her stunning central city residenc to exhibit work by emerging Swedish designers Sam Dunne 401 of 414

Lust Teapots Inspired by Alice in Wonderland, the porcelain teapot is available in white, green, red, dark blue, yellow, and black
Designed by: Anna Kraitz
www.kraitz.se Sam Dunne 402 of 414

Day Bed 775 In the 1930s, the daybed was a common feature in modern interiors. Many designers of the time focused on rest and relaxation in the home. Couch 775 was designed by Josef Frank in 1938.
Designed by: Josef Frank
www.svenskttenn.se Sam Dunne 403 of 414

Nest chair Designed in 2010, the Nest chair is made of round wooden rods breaking the conventions of what's considerednormal seating
Designed by: Markus Johansson
www.markusjohansson.com Sam Dunne 404 of 414

Eyjafjallajökull lamp with strange porcelain switch Aluminium table lamp with blown glass and porcelain switch
Designed by: Mia E Goransson
thefiftyfiftyprojects.com Sam Dunne 405 of 414

Sideboard Multicultural sideboard by Zweed
Designed by: Zweed
www.zweed.se Sam Dunne 406 of 414

Typo patterns Producing fonts out of his delicate surreal sketches and geometric forms, Konstfach student Kyuhyung Cho produces patterns and illustrations through typing out complete texts
Designed by: Kyuhyung Cho
www.kyuhyungcho.com Sam Dunne 407 of 414

Typo patterns Kyuhyung Cho standing infront of his patternisation of the Book of Genisis
Designed by: Kyuhyung Cho
www.kyuhyungcho.com Sam Dunne 408 of 414

Typo patterns This reads "Core77" in his font "Creatures" - It's actually in italic which Kyuhyung informs us was created by imagining wind blowing his creatures from left to right
Designed by: Kyuhyung Cho
www.kyuhyungcho.com Sam Dunne 409 of 414

Typo patterns The font set used for Kyuhyung's patterns
Designed by: Kyuhyung Cho
www.kyuhyungcho.com Sam Dunne 410 of 414

Svenkst Tenn Looking decidedly modern, these patterns were produced by Swedish architect Josef Frank over half a century ago.
Designed by: Josef Frank
www.svenskttenn.se Sam Dunne 412 of 414

Svenkst Tenn Looking decidedly modern, these patterns were produced by Swedish architect Josef Frank over half a century ago.
Designed by: Josef Frank
www.svenskttenn.se Sam Dunne 413 of 414

LDF'11 at the Swedish Ambassador's Residence Corner of the Swedish Ambassador to London residence Sam Dunne 414 of 414

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We just finished uploading our mega-photo coverage from this year's London Design Festival—truly our favorite design event amongst the many happening globally this season. While 100% Design is still very much at the festivals heart, it get's bigger every year with design destinations including; Decorex, designjunction, Tramshed, Tent, Origin, Designersblock, Brompton Design District, The Dock, Oxo Wharf Tower, V&A, and The Design Museum.

Checkout the highlights for 2011 in our comprehensive gallery and don't miss this crazy Lego Greenhouse, the impressive wooden entrance to the V&A, some stunning new work from design outfit gt2p, this remarkable ball of floorboards installation, and the tribute show to Alan Fletcher.

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