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Marketing & Branding

London Design Festival 2016: Top 10

Luxury brands took over this year’s festival with major installations, while a variety of universities, museums and independent studios focused on the transformative power of design.

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Design

Clerkenwell Design Week 2016: Review

Panel discussions, critical concepts and branded exhibitions examined the future workplace at this year’s Clerkenwell Design Week.

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Marketing & Branding

London Design Festival 2013 Preview

With an eclectic mix of exhibitions lined up, the 11th year of the London Design Festival looks like it will not disappoint. ‘Our motivation is not to make the festival bigger, but to make it better and more diverse each year,’ London Design Festival deputy director Max Fraser tells LS:N Global.

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Europe

Awash with choice: London Design Festival preview

London – Max Fraser, deputy director of the London Design Festival (LDF), believes this year’s festival is overflowing with diversity and possibility. With a plethora of choices and an event guide thicker than ever, the annual event will be bustling.

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Europe

Max Fraser : Design is everywhere

London Design Festival deputy director Max Fraser talks about this year’s theme ‘Design is everywhere’.

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Design

Clerkenwell Design Week Review

Clerkenwell Design Week celebrated its third anniversary this month, marking the occasion by adding a venue. Process, showcased through intentional deconstruction of details, was a key theme at the event. Elsewhere, Convivial Design and Minimal Harmony aesthetics were also prevalent.

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Design

Clerkenwell Design Week 2011

At this year’s Clerkenwell Design Week in London, the focus was on local people and places, rather than the designs themselves. More than 60 locations in Clerkenwell, from showrooms to restaurants, participated in the three-day design event.