London Craft Week 2022 Guide by London Craft Week

Welcome

Guy Salter, Chairman

Welcome to London Craft Week 2022. Normal service is finally resumed. After two years having to delay to the Autumn, we’re back to our May slot. Despite the challenges, last year’s festival was our most ambitious, largest, and varied. This year we aim to celebrate an even wider range of beautiful objects in stunning or unusual settings, making the most of the sheer serendipity of our wonderful city. Once again you can see for yourself the mix of hard-won techniques, materials and inspiration that separates great from good. And meet creators from around the world. From the artisans behind Europe’s leading maison d’arts, emerging Nordic artist-designers and unsung heroes, to contemporary ceramicists from East Asia and extraordinary weavers from Malaysia. The usual mix of the famous and less so. I sense we are hungrier than ever to search out special things, people, and experiences. Not just for the buzz of discovery but also knowing we are supporting thoughtful and sustainable processes, ancient skills, brave new thinking, and unsung and little rewarded talent. As we look ahead with relief and excitement, I would like to put on the record my personal heartfelt gratitude to all those who have helped us, especially over the last two years. I didn’t want to dwell on it at the time, but it has been really very challenging and, although we survived, it hasn’t been without costs and now considerable debt. As a small, private not-forprofit organisation with no public funding, our sponsors and programme partners enabled us, even during Covid-19 and while they were also suffering, to continue in turn to support charities, museums, colleges, and galleries, as well as independent makers who are at the heart of what we do. My greatest thanks go to our Founding Partner, the Richemont Group, who have from the outset shown foresight, practical help for our best artisans and great but quiet generosity. Please have fun, get to as many events as you can. And, if you have time, let me know how you get on and whether there’s anything you’d like us to include in future festivals. #LCW2022 londoncraftweek.com @londoncraftweek 3

Contents

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Area Index Delvaux dunhill Serapian Events Central West North South East Digital Discipline Index General Index Acknowledgements Partners

Headline Sponsor: Delvaux Anatomy of a Bag, at Delvaux’s London flagship on New Bond Street

Headline Sponsor: Serapian Crafting the Elements

69 101 129 Country Pavilion Malaysia

Country Pavilion Norway

Innovation Partner: The Mills Fabrica Circulose® by Renewcell

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Central 88 Gallery Alba Amicorum Alex Eagle Studio Anna Mason London Araminta Campbell BALLY Bonadea British Museum Brown’s Hotel Business France Cad & The Dandy Carl Hansen & Søn Chelsea Textiles Clara Pinto Cockpit Collier Webb Connolly England Contemporary Applied Arts Gallery Contemporary British Silversmiths Cox London Craftmasters Gallery D.R. Harris & Co. Daylesford Organic de Le Cuona DeART Delvaux Designer Bookbinders dunhill egg Embassy of Mexico ERDEM ERES Experimental Perfume Club Floris Fortnum & Mason Frette Gabriel Scott Goossens H. Huntsman & Sons Halfpenny London Han Collection Hand & Lock Heaps + Stacks Here Design Heritage of London Trust Highweald Wine Estate Hirsh London Howe at 36 Bourne Street 6 London Craft Week 2022

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Icheon Ceramic J&M Davidson Jack Barclay Bentley Jane Lunzer John Smedley Joséphine de Staël Enamel Fine Jewellery L’Artisan Parfumeur LANSERRING Liberty London College of Fashion, UAL LCW Lates: The Pimlico Road Edition Loro Piana Lyndsey Ingram Maison Michel Margo Selby Mati Ventrillon – Fair Isle Mortimer House Nyetimber Objet d’Emotion Ochre Officina Profumo-Farmaceutica di Santa Maria Novella Oliver Spencer Paxton & Whitfield Phillips PINCH Princes Arcade Rémy Martin Revolution of Form Richard Brendon Robert Kime Limited Robertaebasta London ROKSANDA Rolls-Royce Motor Cars Royal Academy of Arts Royal Pahang Weave Foundation (Yayasan Tenun Pahang Diraja) Salvatore Ferragamo Serapian Sibyl Colefax & John Fowler Soane Britain SoShiro Sotheby’s Sotheby’s Institute of Art Spencer House Steinway & Sons Studio Pottery London Tengri

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The Art Workers’ Guild The Beaumont The Courtauld The Dorchester The Edward Barnsley Workshop The New Craftsmen The Prince’s Foundation TOAST Tristan Hoare Gallery Turquoise Mountain Trust Vigour and Skills Watts London Woven Voices Yunus Emre Institute

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West 4160Tuesdays Anthropologie Anya Hindmarch B&B Italia Beaverbrook Town House Begg x Co Bentleys Cassandra Goad Cole & Son Design Centre, Chelsea Harbour Embassy of Denmark in the UK Fromental Goldfinger Ice Cream Union Kingcome LAPADA, The Association of Art & Antiques Dealers Lawson Wood Loro Piana Martin Moore Molly Mahon Morgan Motor Company Norwegian Crafts Porta Romana PYTON Royal Albert Hall Royal Society of Sculptors Rupert Bevan Sarabande Foundation Smythson Soho Home Tanner Krolle

90 90 90 109 99 94 90 91 91 92 91 97 91 94 94 96 96 97 97 90 98 98 94 98 98 98 99 99 99 99 99

The Conran Shop The Fashion School The William Morris Society Tom Faulkner Victoria and Albert Museum YALI

104, 105 105 105 108 108, 109 109

North Arlo & Jacob BIOHM Borough Kitchen Boutique by Shelter British Library Colorifix COS Crafts Council Cubitts Daiwa Anglo-Japanese Foundation Dezeen Dodds & Shute DUO-HUE Earl of East London Fanfare Label Flax London Heritage Crafts Joao Maraschin JIJI Jo Cope Joseph Cheaney & Sons Kam Ce Kam KANPAI Keats House Le Chocolat Alain Ducasse Lord’s Cricket Ground Tours Maria Sigma Rachel Horton-Kitchlew Renewcell Royal Academy of Music Sarabande Foundation Shannon Clegg Spiritland The Drop The Fabricant The Invisible Collection The Mills Fabrica Tom Dixon Vanessa Butt Upholstery Yarn Collective

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South Borough Market City & Guilds of London Art School Design-Nation DKT Artworks English National Opera FABAL Future Icons Garden Museum ISHKAR Morley College London National Taiwan Craft Research and Development Institute NOW Gallery Oxo Tower Wharf Second Floor Studios & Arts (SFSA) Studio Voltaire The Future of Craft The Lettering Arts Trust The Soft Collective wagumi

East 132 132 136 132 132 133 136 133 133 133 134 134 137 135 135 136, 137 133 137 137

Alice Burnhope Alighieri American Vintage Craft Central Daniel w. Fletcher Fedrigoni Paper FiredUp4 Grafton Saddler House of Hackney Joseph Cheaney & Sons MATE.Bike Museum of the Home Nicholas Hughes Planque Rebus Signet Rings Sabina Savage Studio Furthermore The Clothworkers’ Company The Experimental Weave Lab The Royal Exchange VitrA London YKK

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Digital Crafting Japan 150 Crafts on Peel 150, 151 National Base for International Cultural Trade (Shanghai) 151

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A home for craft The Crafts Council Gallery in London is a public space for anyone with an interest in craft or curious to find out more. Discover world-class exhibitions about craft and making, as well as a lively programme of events, talks, workshops and more. craftscouncil.org.uk/gallery 44a Pentonville Road London N1 9BY

Wednesday–Saturday 11am–5pm Free admission Crafts Council Registered Charity Number: 280956

Headline Sponsors

Anatomy of a Bag Delvaux presents the ‘Anatomy of a Bag’ in its London flagship on New Bond Street. In this visually rich display, discover the many carefully crafted components used in the creation of their emblematic handbags, on show throughout LCW.

Savoir-Faire Workshop Discover the savoir-faire, uncompromising craftsmanship and storytelling of Delvaux, inventor of the modern handbag, in an exclusive workshop with the Maison’s artisans from Brussels.

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Delvaux

Founded in Brussels in 1829, Delvaux is the oldest fine leather luxury goods house in history and has been active without interruption ever since. Delvaux is the inventor of the modern handbag, having filed the first-ever leather handbag patent in 1908. Official purveyor to the Royal Court of Belgium since 1883, Delvaux has always shared and celebrated Belgian cultural references and values. Among its rich archives of more than 3000 designs, Delvaux’s emblematic creations include The Brillant (1958), The Tempête (1967) and The Pin (1972), all of which are hand-crafted in la Maison’s very own ateliers in Belgium and France. Delvaux spans the globe with more than fifty boutiques. La Maison has four doors in London: New Bond Street, Sloane Street, Harrods and Dover Street Market

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L’Œil de Koto Bolofo

The Craft of dunhill Showcasing a longstanding heritage of design and innovation, join dunhill’s specialist team across bespoke leather, tailoring and The White Spot pipes, for an intimate look at the finest craftsmanship. Hosted at dunhill House, the iconic men’s retail and lifestyle destination in Mayfair, explore the collision of modernity and tradition synonymous with the House. dunhill House, 2 Davies St, London W1K 3DJ.

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dunhill

Driven by innovation and style, dunhill is a British luxury menswear House founded in 1893 by Alfred Dunhill in London. Today, dunhill maintains the values of creativity and craftsmanship, with a complete offering for men that includes ready-to-wear and accessories alongside The White Spot, a division that creates some of the finest pipes available today. Born in Mayfair, dunhill has always had a unique perspective on London, of its archetypes and iconography. The House values tradition, taking inspiration from a rich archive whilst considering the needs of today’s man, with craft and engineered elegance at the forefront. With stores all over the world including London, New York, Tokyo, Osaka, Shanghai, Beijing, and Hong Kong, dunhill is the leading British luxury menswear House.

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Crafting the Elements The fluidity of Mosaico nappa, the softness of cachemire leather or the shine of mother of pearl. For London Craft Week, Serapian is paying tribute to the exquisite materials it carefully selects to craft its exceptional creations. The Maison will display a curated selection of outstanding Made in Italy leather goods. See website for details.

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Serapian

In the world of leather goods, the name Serapian is synonymous with excellence in craftsmanship and elegant Milanese design. The Maison was founded in 1928 by Stefano Serapian and since then, Serapian’s creations for both men and women have attracted a loyal following of discerning connoisseurs. Entirely crafted in Italy from the most noble leathers and materials, Serapian stands out with its iconic Mosaico craft, refined tonal palette and soft geometric shapes. When Stefano Serapian brought Mosaico to life in 1947, he created a specialty so unique that it would become one of the Maison’s hallmarks. Delicate strips of lamb nappa are meticulously handwoven together by Serapian skilled artisans creating a geometric, hypnotic effect somewhere between Byzantine mosaics and Japanese origami. Each Mosaico creation is enriched with an inside leather tag signed with the name of the Artisan who crafted it. Balancing tradition and innovation, Serapian remains one of the few Maisons to offer a complete bespoke service. The Bespoke Atelier is housed inside Villa Mozart, a beautiful Art Deco landmark in the heart of Milan and the experience is guided by Giovanni Nodari Serapian, a third-generation family member. Serapian over time has collected one of the largest collections of Italian leathers in the world with which clients are invited to endless personalization.

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THE INTERIORS

INDEX The Interiors Index is The World of Interiors’ definitive online directory of shops, galleries and services. Find specialists whose ethos of quality and style mirrors that of the magazine itself. worldofinteriors.co.uk/interiors-index

Events

Central Belgravia Fitzrovia Marylebone Mayfair Pimlico Soho St. James’s

Pimlico Road The Pimlico Road Design District in Belgravia presents the seventh annual Pimlico Road Series for London Craft Week 2022. A fraternity of world-class craftspeople, artisans, curators and makers, the Pimlico Road Design District in Belgravia is the apex of inspiring design and best-in-class interiors. From sculpture to woodworking, embroidery to antiques, textiles to crystals, Pimlico Road is a melting pot and meeting place for craft and design. Pimlico Road is unique in that not only will you find the eponymous brands of world-renowned designers on the street, but also the designers themselves, resulting in a truly creative neighbourhood. Located in charming Belgravia, Pimlico Road has long been an esoteric destination to discover brands who cater for discerning designers and collectors. The neighbourhood exudes a uniquely village feel, where inspirational interiors, food, drink, fashion and architecture can be found on every corner. Since 2016, The Pimlico Road Series has hosted inspiring talks, interactive workshops and engaging demonstrations for London Craft Week. 2022 marks the biggest year yet with 19 brands participating across the neighbourhood. Stop by for the premier of ‘Vienna Vibes’ at Bonadea, meet Caterina Licitra-Ponti, great granddaughter of the Italian design master Gio Ponti at Robertaebasta London, discover the latest collaboration between the Edward Barnsley Workshop and Soane Britain, watch a cinematic foundry experience at Collier Webb or join a natural dye workshop at Daylesford Organic. Elsewhere in Belgravia, visit the Anna Mason studio for a workshop creating lampshades from deadstock fabric and enjoy performances and talks at Studio Pottery London.

Highlights of the Series

28 Series Sponsor: Pimlico Road x LCW

19 [p43] Carl Hansen & Søn The Family History Trail 18 [p43] Chelsea Textiles Meet the Masters: Hand Embroidery Demonstration

14 [p62] Margo Selby Handwoven Geometric Art

20 [p46] Cox London The Nature Within Space: Well-Crafted Interiors, 20th Century to Present

17 [p67] Robertaebasta London Gio Ponti: A Conversation with Caterina Licitra-Ponti

22 [p48] de Le Cuona Nic Webb,The Natural Drama of Material 31 [p49] egg A Celebration of the Everyday 23 [p53] Howe at 36 Bourne Street Howe x Gaia Di Paola

Sloane Square

24 [p66] PINCH ‘Still, Quiet’: PINCH x Be Still Ceramics

15 [p45] Collier Webb Celebrating 45 Years

16 [p73] Sibyl Colefax & John Fowler The Finishing Touch: Tassels & Trimmings with Brian Turner

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Soane Britain and The Edward Barnsley Workshop The Easy Chair: The Edward Barnsley Workshop in Collaboration with Soane Britain

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18 [p73] Soane Britain and The Edward Barnsley Workshop The Easy Chair 28 & 29 [p76] Studio Pottery London A Smashing Performance; Turning Passion Into Profit

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26 [p63] Ochre The Drifter Light

25 [p66] Robert Kime Limited Document to Design: The Robert Kime Collection

21 [p48] Daylesford Organic Botanical ClothDyeing Workshop with Cloth Collective

27 [p39] Bonadea ViennaVibes Exhibition

30 [p38] Anna Mason London Fashion Upcycling

Multiple [p60] London Craft Week & Pimlico Road LCW Lates: The Pimlico Road Edition

32 [p38] Alba Amicorum Unframing Art

Series Sponsor Pimlico Road, Belgravia

Bonadea Vienna Vibes Exhibition

Bonadea hosts the premiere of Bodo Sperlein’s ‘Vienna Vibes’ exhibition cycle, a celebration of Viennese manufacturing.

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The Pimlico Road Series The Pimlico Road Design District in Belgravia presents the Pimlico Road Series for London Craft Week 2022, showcasing the design district as home to many of the world’s most renowned design brands, with inspiring talks and panels, interactive workshops and fascinating demonstrations with the makers themselves.

Belgravia_LDN belgravialdn.com

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St James’s London x Rémy Martin London Craft Week is delighted to be working this year with St James’s London and Rémy Martin. Our aim is to spotlight St James’s as an illustrious location and one of London’s hidden gems, alongside the House of Rémy Martin, renowned for their masterful production of exceptional cognacs, and together presenting a series of events celebrating savoir faire. St James’s is one of a kind and its collection of beautiful independent shops and high-end brands continues to attract a discerning crowd. London Craft Week this year offers a journey from St James’s, along Jermyn Street, the original home of menswear to the elegant Princes Arcade with its boutiques that connect to Piccadilly. Since 1724, the House of Rémy Martin has produced premium cognacs that consistently appeal to the world’s most discerning connoisseurs. A profound love of the land, a continuity of family ownership and a passionate commitment to excellence has sustained Rémy Martin for nearly three centuries. Join us for special after hours events, exhibitions, demonstrations, cocktails and tastings.

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Highlights of the Series

Princes Arcade x Rémy Martin Creativity and Craftsmanship After Hours in Princes Arcade

stjameslondon.co.uk/ neighbourhoods/ princes-arcade

See LCW website for details

Go behind the scenes of the hidden gems of Princes Arcade in St James’s London. Join us for an evening celebrating the best of creativity and craftsmanship, as the elegant boutiques open their doors after-hours for masterclasses and demonstrations accompanied by exclusive cocktails from the House of Rémy Martin, who are renowned for their masterful production of exceptional spirits.

Paxton & Whitfield x Rémy Martin From the Heart of Cognac: Rémy Martin Food Pairing at Paxton & Whitfield

paxtonandwhitfield.co.uk See LCW website for details

Britain’s leading cheesemonger for over 225 years, Paxton & Whitfield source and mature exceptional cheeses. Join an interactive and sensory tasting with Rémy Martin’s Brand Ambassador who will guide you through different servings of Cognac paired with artisan produce from Paxton & Whitfield, which is aged to perfection in cellars underneath Jermyn Street.

D.R. Harris & Co. x Rémy Martin The Quest for Excellence: Rémy Martin Masterclass at D.R. Harris & Co.

drharris.co.uk

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Renowned chemist and perfumer D.R. Harris & Co. was founded in 1790 and has been operating in the St James’s area of London ever since. Hear about the history of the brand and find out what makes them specialists in traditional gentleman’s grooming while enjoying exclusive cocktails and tastings from Rémy Martin, infused with The Original Pick-Me-Up, D.R. Harris’ famous morning reviver reimagined as cocktail bitters. #LCW2022 londoncraftweek.com @londoncraftweek 33

One of a kind. Explore independent boutiques and hidden arcades.

stjameslondon.co.uk @StJamesLondon

Central Alba Amicorum Unframing Art Alba Amicorum hosts an open studio. Based in a historic Belgravia mews, the atelier is a space where artists from various disciplines collaborate on a shared medium: the scarf. Their work is translated onto the finest silks and cashmere by a skilled family of Italian artisans in Como, who print textiles for the fashion world’s most prestigious designers. Explore collectable scarf collaborations, prints and more.

Alex Eagle Studio Hand Embroidery Demonstration Discover more about hand embroidery at Alex Eagle Studio. On Thursday 12 May from 2pm, an Eagle & Hodges embroiderer decorates napkins for their range of tableware and answers questions about the craft. From 5pm to 7pm, get your initials embroidered free of charge on any items purchased during the event.

Open House Fine Art Printing Textile Making

Series Sponsor Pimlico Road Belgravia Location 32

Atelier Alba Amicorum 12 Kinnerton Yard off Kinnerton Street SW1X 8EB

09–14 May 11am–6pm 15 May 12–6pm

albaamicorum.com 020 7235 0888

Booking necessary Free

Demonstration Open House Embroidery

Open House 12 May 2–5pm

Alex Eagle Studio 6/10 Lexington Street W1F 0LB

Booking not necessary Free

alexeagle.com

Demonstration 12 May 5–7pm Booking necessary Free

Anna Mason London Fashion Upcycling with Anna Mason

Workshop Multidisciplinary

Leading British designer of luxury womenswear, Anna Mason London, have partnered with pioneering fabric resale platform Haines Collection to present a lampshade making and fabric upcycling workshop led by Anna Mason & Jules Haines, using offcuts from Anna Mason’s fashion collections.

Anna Mason London 32 Grosvenor Crescent Mews SW1X 7EX annamasonlondon.co.uk

Booking necessary 8 places £50

Araminta Campbell Heirloom Textiles More Valuable Than Gold: The Art of Handweaving

Demonstration Weaving

10–11 May 10.30am–4pm

Second Floor Fortnum & Mason 181 Piccadilly W1A 1ER

Booking not necessary Free

Luxury textile designer and handweaver Araminta Campbell collaborates with Fortnum & Mason. Visit a showcase of their exquisite ‘SIGNATURE’ collection of one-off handwoven British alpaca pieces, alongside handweaving demonstrations.

38 Central

aramintacampbell.co.uk

Series Sponsor Pimlico Road Belgravia Location 30 12 May 2–4.30pm

Central BALLY My Craft, My Legacy ‘My Craft, My Legacy’ pays tribute to Bally’s artisans, whose passion and skill have continued the company’s heritage of craftsmanship and design for generations. They are celebrated through a series of portraits by photographer Jackson Frederick in a dedicated installation in the Bally Haus London store, alongside live demonstrations of craft techniques.

Bonadea Vienna Vibes Exhibition Bonadea hosts the premiere of Bodo Sperlein’s ‘Vienna Vibes’ exhibition cycle, a celebration of Viennese manufacturing, featuring Bodo’s designs crafted by Lobmeyr, Jarosinski & Vaugoin, Augarten and Wiener Blut. The showcase takes over the Bonadea store, launching an exclusive selection of silver, glass, lighting and porcelain marvels.

Demonstration Exhibition Leather Working

Demonstration 12 May 5–8pm

Bally Haus London 106 Regent Street W1B 5NL

Booking not necessary Free

bally.co.uk 020 4566 9605

Exhibition 09–14 May 9am–7pm 15 May 12–6pm Booking not necessary Free

Exhibition Reception Multidisciplinary

Series Sponsor Pimlico Road Location 27

Bonadea 20 Pimlico Road SW1W 8LJ

Exhibition 09–14 May, 10am-5pm

bonadea.com 020 8088 2009

Booking not necessary Free Reception 10 May, 5-8pm Booking necessary Free

British Museum Gold Work of the Stonehenge Era and Beyond

Talk Goldsmithing

13 May 5.30–6.30pm

Mary-Ann Ochota chairs an expert panel celebrating the goldsmiths of the Stonehenge era and the beautiful objects they created. They discuss objects such as the 3,000-year-old sun pendant discovered in the Shropshire Marches in May 2018, a masterpiece of European Bronze Age gold work.

British Museum Great Russell Street WC1B 3DG

Booking necessary via britishmuseum.org/ exhibitions-events/ see-everything £10 General £8 Concession

Brown’s Hotel The Designers of Tomorrow

Talk Design Dress Making Textile Making

Meet the next generation of fashion designers who are shortlisted for the BFC/Vogue Designer Fashion Fund 2022. These designers are driving forward innovation in making in British fashion. Hear about their techniques, upcoming collections and why craftsmanship is integral to their practice.

britishmuseum.org/ exhibitions-events/ see-everything

See LCW website for details Booking necessary

Brown’s Hotel 33 Albemarle Street W1S 4BP roccofortehotels.com

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Where French & British design scenes meet Tuesday 10th May 2022 10am - 5pm Asia House, 63 New Cavendish St, W1G 7LP

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Central Business France French Craft Collective

Exhibition Multidisciplinary

10 May 10am–5pm

French Craft Collective is an exclusive one-day event dedicated to high-end design, offering architects, interior designers and craft enthusiasts alike the opportunity to discover 11 exceptional French artisans. From cabinetry to wrought iron work, decorative glass to porcelain sculpture, explore creations that embody traditional French craftsmanship and elegance.

63 New Cavendish Street W1G 7LP

Booking not necessary Free

Cad & The Dandy The Connection Between Savile Row and Hollywood

Talk Tailoring

10 May 6–9pm

Cad & The Dandy 7–8 Savile Row W1S 3PE

Booking necessary 50 places £12

Savile Row tailoring is thriving like never before, with suits, jackets and trousers taking starring roles in Hollywood and British films. Actors are working directly with costume designers and tailors, looking to them to design their outfits both on- and offscreen. Join a talk to hear how tailors Cad & The Dandy create characters rather than costumes.

businessfrance. fr/french-craftcollective-london 020 8132 4617

cadandthedandy.co.uk 020 7434 4344

THE FAMILY HISTORY TRAIL Join Us on Tour de Carl Hansen & Søn during Craft Week and experience the Carl Hansen & Søn collection in our London Flagship Store

Flagship Store, London Pimlico Road 48A, Belgravia

42 Central

Monday – Friday 10 - 18 Saturday 10 – 17 | Sunday Closed

CARLHANSEN.COM london@carl.hansen.com Phone Landline: +44 2077 308 454

Central Carl Hansen & Søn The Family History Trail Founded in 1908, Carl Hansen & Søn is a thirdgeneration family-run furniture company with a proud history of modern Danish design. Visit the flagship store and delve into the heritage of the brand, with archival pictures, new and old design icons and an insight into their production line.

Chelsea Textiles Meet the Masters: Hand Embroidery Demonstration at Chelsea Textiles Chelsea Textiles showcases the skill of their master craftspeople with daily demonstrations of hand embroidery, including pattern drawing by hand, pinning and transferring designs from paper to fabric.

Clara Pinto Clara Pinto FW22 Presentation at the Argentine Ambassador’s Residence Celebrating artisanal hand-making techniques, Clara Pinto presents her FW22 collection, which pays tribute to organic British wool, traditional tailoring and innovative degradable bio-plastics. Hosted by the Argentinian Ambassador at his residence, Clara and her team have designed an exhibition inspired by early-2000s video-game graphics and the organic processes that raw wool entails.

Open House Design Furniture Making

Series Sponsor Pimlico Road Location 19

Carl Hansen & Søn Flagship Store 48A Pimlico Road SW1W 8LP

09–13 May 11am–4pm 14 May 11am–3pm

carlhansen.com 020 7730 8454

Booking not necessary Free

Demonstration Embroidery

Series Sponsor Pimlico Road Location 18

Chelsea Textiles 40–42 Pimlico Road SW1W 8LP chelseatextiles.com 020 7584 5544

Exhibition Workshop Design Dress Making Textile Making Argentine Ambassador’s Residence 49 Belgrave Square SW1X 8QZ

09–13 May 10am–1pm & 2–5pm 11 May 6–8pm Booking not necessary Free

Exhibition 11–13 & 15 May, 12–5pm 14 May, 12–4pm Booking necessary Free Workshop 14 May, 1.30–4pm

clarapinto.com

Booking necessary 15 places £35

Cockpit Secrets of the Workshop

Demonstration Multidisciplinary

10 May 6–7.30pm

Discover hidden techniques and little-known processes in the Bloomsbury studios of two award-winning contemporary craftspeople. Meet embroiderer Kamilah Ahmed and woodcarver Clunie Fretton in an intimate visit hosted by Cockpit CEO Annie Warburton. Enjoy exclusive demonstrations, see new work and converse with talented artists who put a contemporary twist on traditional forms.

Cockpit Yard Northington Street WC1N 2NP

Booking necessary 20 places £20

cockpitstudios.org 020 7430 2942

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EXTRAORDINARY EVENTS The sparkle of crystal. The clinking of glasses. A beautiful setting. A special occasion. An event to remember. Events at The Dorchester.

LONDON +44 (0)20 7629 8888 DORCHESTERCOLLECTION.COM

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Central Collier Webb Celebrating 45 Years of Collier Webb To celebrate Collier Webb’s 45-year anniversary, the lower ground floor of their Pimlico Road showroom is transformed into an immersive cinematic space, giving visitors the opportunity to experience the foundry and witness the meticulous detail and craftsmanship that goes into making Collier Webb’s luxury products.

Contemporary Applied Arts Gallery Rarefied Landscape: Anna Gravelle at CAA CAA presents an exhibition of new work by Anna Gravelle. Anna is known for taking the traditional craft of tufting and reimagining its potential to add tactile character to realise large-scale artworks. Anna’s new work celebrates the changing of the seasons, welcoming summer with bursts of colour.

Exhibition Design Furniture Making Metalworking Sculpture Collier Webb 68 Pimlico Road SW1W 8LS

Series Sponsor Pimlico Road Location 15 09–13 May 9.30am–5.30pm Booking not necessary Free

collierwebb.com 020 7373 8888

Exhibition Embroidery Textile Making Contemporary Applied Arts 6 Paddington Street W1U 5QG

09–14 May 11am–5pm 15 May 11am–4pm Booking not necessary Free

caa.org.uk 020 7620 0086

CONTEMPORARY APPLIED ARTS LONDON'S ORIGINAL MULTI-DISCIPLINARY APPLIED ARTS GALLERY Founded in 1948, CAA is a membership body for craftspeople and an advocate for the applied arts. A registered charity, it aims to demonstrate how the applied arts are vital to our culture and how engagement with them has the power to improve the quality of life. CAA’s members are some of the finest British craft makers, working in ceramics, furniture, glass, jewellery, metal, paper, textiles and wood.

caa.org.uk @caagallery

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Central Contemporary British Silversmiths Celebrating Silver: Contemporary British Silversmiths at Apsley House Find out about the work of contemporary silversmiths and meet the makers in the grand setting of Apsley House. Discover how the techniques used today in creating exquisite items of contemporary silver can also been found in the spectacular items of the Wellington Collection’s historic silver on display.

Cox London The Nature Within Space: Well-Crafted Interiors, 20th Century to Present In this panel discussion at the new Cox London showroom on Pimlico Road, co-founder Chris Cox is joined by two industry experts. Chaired by David Nicholls, Deputy Editor of House & Garden, they explore the nature within space from the 20th century to the present day.

WWW.COX LON D ON .COM

46 Central

Demonstration Drinks Reception Silversmithing

Demonstration 14 May 11am–4pm

Apsley House 149 Piccadilly W1J 7NT

Booking necessary via english-heritage.org.uk £12.50 Adult

contemporary britishsilversmiths.org 020 7499 5676

Drinks Reception 14 May 6–8.30pm Booking necessary 60 places £20

Talk Furniture Making Metalworking Sculpture

Series Sponsor Pimlico Road Location 20

Cox London No 46 Pimlico Road SW1W 8LP coxlondon.com 020 3328 9506

46 P IM L ICO ROA D LONDON SW 1W 8LP

12 May 6.30pm Booking necessary Free

+44 (0)2 03 328 95 06

de Le Cuona

Golden Age A TIME FOR REFLECTION SPRING 2022 delecuona.com

Central Craftmasters Gallery & Connolly England Craftmasters Curates: At Home with Silver Craftmasters collaborates with Connolly England to showcase a selection of the best of British silversmithing with an exhibition and live demonstrations by three award-winning makers at their Clifford Street store. These makers use heritage skills, passed down for centuries, to create exquisite objects for the home.

Daylesford Organic Botanical Cloth-Dyeing Workshop with Cloth Collective Daylesford Pimlico hosts Charlotte Lawson and Kate Turnbull of Cloth Collective for a botanical cloth hand-dyeing workshop. Using organic flowers from Daylesford’s market garden, guests are taught how to create their own natural dyes. An ‘in-conversation’ with Charlotte and Kate precedes the workshop.

de Le Cuona Nic Webb, The Natural Drama of Material de Le Cuona is hosting a pop-up exhibition of sculptures by Nic Webb. Both de Le Cuona and Nic Webb use natural materials and combine traditional skills with experimental processes to create unique pieces that explore the drama of material. See LCW website for details of how you can meet Nic and discover more.

Exhibition Demonstration Silversmithing Connolly 4 Clifford Street W1S 2LG

13–14 May 10am–6pm Booking not necessary Free

craftmastersgallery.co.uk connollyengland.com

Workshop Dyeing Textile Making

Series Sponsor Pimlico Road Location 21

Daylesford Organic Pimlico 44B Pimlico Road SW1W 8LP

12 May 6–8pm

daylesford.com

Exhibition Talk Sculpture Woodworking de Le Cuona 44 Pimlico Rd SW1W 8LP delecuona.com 020 7730 0944

Booking necessary via daylesford.com/events 12 places £140

Series Sponsor Pimlico Road Location 22 09–13 May 10am–6pm 14 May 10am–5pm Talk See LCW website for details Booking not necessary Free

Designer Bookbinders Explore Bookbinding with Designer Bookbinders Rediscover the joys of making with your hands and engage with the ultimate portable technology – the book. Learn how to make a decorative bespoke slip case, a concertina to display your artwork or a unique notebook in these practical bookbinding workshops suitable for all abilities.

48 Central

Workshop Bookbinding Cockpit Arts Cockpit Yard Northington Street WC1N 2NP designerbookbinders. org.uk

14 May 10.30am–1pm & 2.30–5pm Booking necessary Limited places per workshop From £55 – see LCW website for more details

Central egg A Celebration of the Everyday

Exhibition Ceramics

Craft has been at the heart of egg since opening its doors almost 30 years ago – a place to find simple objects that invite exploration and touch. For London Craft Week, the shop brings together a selection of favoured ceramic pieces: bowls, beakers and dishes in honest glazes that celebrate daily life.

egg 36 Kinnerton Street SW1X 8ES

ERDEM Discover the Store’s Art Collection and ERDEM Craftsmanship

Demonstration Open House Dress Making Fine Art

Visit ERDEM’s flagship store to see the brand’s art collection, including works by Andy Warhol, Jean Cocteau and Kaye Donachie, as well as the ERDEM X de Gournay hand-painted wallpaper. On Thursday 12 May, ERDEM showcases its belief in the skill of craftsmanship with a live technique demonstration from the studio team.

eggtrading.com

ERDEM 70 South Audley Street W1K 2RA

Series Sponsor Pimlico Road Belgravia Location 31 10–14 May 10am–6pm Booking not necessary Free

Open House 09–14 May 10am–6pm Demonstration 12 May See LCW website for details

erdem.com

Booking not necessary Free

ERES Experience ERES

Open House Textile Making

09–15 May 10.30am–6.30pm

ERES is delighted to offer you a unique experience of its expertise in its Burlington boutique. Each piece of ERES lingerie and swimwear summons advanced corsetry skills. Discover how the Maison’s exceptional materials and exclusive colours are brought to life by the know-how of renowned embroiderers, lace manufacturers and fabric ennoblers.

ERES Boutique 3 Burlington Gardens W1S 3EP

See LCW website for details

Experimental Perfume Club Behind the Scenes of a Perfume Lab: Tour and Perfume Blending

Guided Tour Perfume Making

The Experimental Perfume Club hosts an exclusive open-lab day, including a tour of their perfume laboratory to go behind the scenes of perfume creation and explore ingredients. Create your own perfume blend from their fragrance collection and leave with an 8ml travel-size eau de parfum blended to your taste.

eresparis.com

53 Monmouth Street WC2H 9DG experimental perfumeclub.com 020 3095 1788

12 May 11am–12pm, 12–1pm, 1–2pm, 3–4pm, 4–5pm & 5–6pm Booking necessary 8 places per tour £35

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Central Fortnum & Mason The Art of the Exceptional: A Jubilee Celebration of Makers

Exhibition Multidisciplinary

Fortnum & Mason is hosting a series of exhibitions showcasing the work of QEST-supported makers – culminating in the creation of a one-off hamper filled with handcrafted items. Visit their Piccadilly home to view the artists’ works in leather, metal and cloth, and hear their stories.

Frette Frette x Tiffany Bouelle Live Painting Event Join Frette at their flagship boutique for a special event with French-Japanese artist Tiffany Bouelle. Watch as Tiffany transforms upcycled Frette textiles into coveted works of art.

Fortnum & Mason Third Floor 181 Piccadilly W1A 1ER

Booking not necessary Free

fortnumandmason.com 020 7734 8040

Demonstration Recycling Materials Textile Making Frette London Boutique 43 South Audley Street W1K 2PU frette.com

Join us for

The Art Of The Exceptional A Jubilee Celebration of Makers

As part of the Platinum Jubilee festivities, Fortnum & Mason showcases the wealth of talent supported by the Queen Elizabeth Scholarship Trust (QEST) through an exhibition focusing on leather, metal and cloth. Meet the makers and their peers, see their work and be inspired by the backstories that underpin this celebration of all things handmade and British. Find out more at FORTNUMANDMASON.COM/LCW

9TH - 29TH of May 2022 FORTNUM & MASON, 181 PICCADILLY

50 Central

09–14 May 10am–7pm 15 May 11.30am–6pm

12 May 12.30–2pm Booking necessary Free

Central Gabriel Scott Leathercraft Workshop with Candice Lau

Workshop Leather Working

10 & 12 May 6.30–9pm

Celebrating their Bardot furniture series, join Gabriel Scott at their Mayfair showroom to learn the traditional art of leatherwork with maker Candice Lau. Use the method of saddle stitching to make your own small leather card holder from vegan leather.

Gabriel Scott 12 Old Burlington Street W1S 3AH

Booking necessary via gabriel-scott.com Free

Goossens The Art of Goldsmithing with Goossens

Demonstration Goldsmithing

Goossens, Chanel’s Métiers d’Art couture jewellery house established in Paris in 1950, invites you to an afternoon demonstration of goldsmithing techniques by their Parisian atelier artisans.

Boutique Goossens London 3 Burlington Gardens W1S 3EP

Halfpenny London x Nyetimber Special Moments of Celebration

Talk Tasting Dress Making Food and Drink

gabriel-scott.com 020 3318 1393

goossens-paris.com

In celebration of London Craft Week, Nyetimber hosts an exclusive wedding themed wine tasting in collaboration with luxury bridal boutique, Halfpenny London. See the beautiful bridal designs by Kate Halfpenny, whilst a Nyetimber Brand Ambassador guides guests through the fascinating story and people behind Nyetimber and the processes involved in crafting their critically acclaimed English Sparkling Wines.

Hand & Lock Open Studio Tour and Goldwork Taster Class Embroiderers to the British royal family, Savile Row and luxury fashion houses, Hand & Lock opens its doors to the public to offer an insight into Britain’s oldest embroidery house. Alongside studio tours, join a goldwork taster class, working with gold metal bullions.

Nyetimber HQ 8 Sackville Street W1S 3DG

12 May 1–1.30pm, 2–2.30pm & 3–3.45pm Booking necessary via boutique.burlington@ goossens-paris.fr 10 places per session Free

10 May 6–8.30pm Booking necessary 16 places £55

halfpennylondon.com nyetimber.com 020 3441 8894

Guided Tour Open House Workshop Embossing Embroidery Textile Making Hand & Lock 86 Margaret Street W1W 8TE handembroidery.com 020 7580 7488

Open House 09–15 May Booking not necessary Free Guided Tour, £15 09–15 May Workshop, £45 10 May, 2-5pm Booking necessary for Guided Tour and Workshop via handembroidery.com

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Central Heaps + Stacks Exploring Coffee and Craft with Heaps + Stacks

Demonstration Food and Drink

11 May 9am–6pm

Creative agency Heaps + Stacks examines the place between coffee and craft at Shreeji Newsagents on Chiltern Street. Explore the hidden gallery space where guests can view and take part in live demonstrations hosted by unique crafting talent. Not to be missed for coffee lovers.

Shreeji Newsagents 6 Chiltern Street W1U 7PT

Booking not necessary Free

Here Design Beautility: How Fusing Beauty and Function Can Change the World

Exhibition Multidisciplinary

11–13 May 10am–5pm

Academy Rooms 48 Brook Street W1K 5DR

Booking necessary Free

Here Design presents the world-changing future visions of students from Central Saint Martin’s ‘Material Futures’ MA. The students are biopioneers who share Here Design’s ambition to create beautiful and useful things. By rethinking materiality, they are solving today’s challenges to anticipate tomorrow’s needs.

heaps-stacks.com

heredesign.com 020 8986 1850

Heritage of London Trust Meet the Makers Behind London’s Heritage

Talk Multidisciplinary

09 May 11am–5pm

Heritage of London Trust (HOLT) presents three speakers in conversation with HOLT director Dr Nicola Stacey. Meet model-maker Isabella Gilding, gilder Sue Lee of Eskdale Restoration and stained glass restorer Peter Campling of Chapel Studio. The talks and demonstrations are co-hosted with designer Kit Kemp MBE.

The Soho Hotel 4 Richmond Mews W1D 3DH

Booking necessary 45 places £15

Highweald Wine Estate Celebrating English Wine with Highweald Wine Estate

Tasting Food and Drink

11 May 6–7pm

Mortimer House 37–41 Mortimer Street W1T 3JH

Booking necessary 30 places £35

Celebrate the craft of English wine with Highweald Wine Estate at Mortimer House. Learn about the rise of the English wine industry and the artistry behind creating the hero style of wine that put England on the map: traditional method sparkling.

52 Central

heritageoflondon.org 020 7099 0559

highwealdwine.com 01444 417206

Central Hirsh London Discover Handmade Jewellery and Rare Gems with Hirsh London Get an introduction to Hirsh London with a guided tour by Sophia Hirsh of the brand’s Mayfair townhouse, which houses the Hirsh design department, marketing suite, jewellery atelier and new Hirsh leather room.

Howe at 36 Bourne Street Howe x Gaia Di Paola Leather, textile and wallpaper seller Howe at 36 Bourne Street welcomes local textile artist Gaia Di Paola and her studio into their shop for London Craft Week. Guests are invited to meet Gaia and commission her to create a completely unique and bespoke lampshade, cushion or headboard.

Guided Tour Design Jewellery Making Lapidary Hirsh London 46 Conduit Street W1S 2YW

11–12 May 2–3pm Booking necessary 10 places per tour Free

hirshlondon.com 020 7499 6814

Demonstration Embroidery Fine Art Textile Making

Series Sponsor Pimlico Road Belgravia Location 23

Howe at 36 Bourne Street SW1W 8JA

10–15 May 9.30am–5pm

36bournestreet.com 020 7730 7991

Booking not necessary Free

EXPLORING COFFEE & CRAFT

An exploration of the sustainable use of Coffee within modern craftsmanship hosted by Creative Experience Agency Heaps + Stacks. WEDNESDAY 11TH MAY 9AM - 6PM SHREEJI NEWSAGENT, 6 CHILTERN ST, LONDON W1U 7PT

HEAPS-STACKS.COM INFO@HEAPS-STACKS @HEAPS_STACKS

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Central Icheon Ceramic Icheon Ceramic by Han Collection

Exhibition Multidisciplinary

Han Collection partners with Icheon Ceramic to bring works of exceptional quality and superb craftsmanship from South Korea to the UK. The city of Icheon, which has been granted the title of UNESCO City of Crafts and Folk Art, is home to around 400 ceramic studios.

Han Collection 33 Museum Street WC1A 1LH

J&M Davidson Soft Containers: An Exploration of Textiles with Tal Drori

Exhibition Rug Making Textile Making

Tal Drori is best known for her use of textiles, colour and shape. Every piece has a story woven into it: a relationship, a scenario, a game. Explore a selection of her pieces in an exhibition at J&M Davidson’s Mount Street store.

Jack Barclay Bentley Jack Barclay Showcases Bentley’s Philosophy of Precision and Pride Discover Bentley’s unrivalled craftsmanship, the pinnacle of British artisanship. Jack Barclay demonstrates the highly-skilled techniques involved in curating every Bentley at the company’s Crewe factory, from the veneer and bespoke needlecraft to the paintwork that adorns the exteriors.

Jane Lunzer Jewellery Renaissance Many of us have jewellery languishing in boxes and drawers from a past era or an inheritance. Bring one of your pieces along and have Jane Lunzer give you some ideas of how it might be given a renaissance. Guests receive an original design, sketched by Jane, two weeks after the event.

54 Central

hancollection.co.uk

J&M Davidson 104 Mount Street W1K 2TL

09–12 & 14–15 May 11am–6pm 13 May 11am–8pm Booking not necessary Free

09–14 May 10am–6pm Booking not necessary Free

en.jandmdavidson.com

Demonstration Exhibition Talk Automotive

Exhibition 09–13 May, 9am–6pm 14 May, 10am–5pm 15 May, 11am–4pm

Jack Barclay Bentley 18 Berkeley Square W1J 6AE

Demonstration and Talk See LCW website for details

hrowen.co.uk/bentley

Booking not necessary Free

Masterclass Design Jewellery Making Lapidary

11–12 May 2.30–4.30pm & 6.30–8.30pm

Pimlico; full address shared prior to event jane-lunzer.com

Booking necessary 8 places per session £75

A discreet residence in the heart of Mayfair THE KIPLING SUITE AT BROWN’S HOTEL, LONDON

ROCCO FORTE HOTELS HOTEL DE ROME BERLIN HOTEL AMIGO BRUSSELS THE BALMORAL EDINBURGH HOTEL SAVOY FLORENCE BROWN’S HOTEL LONDON THE CHARLES HOTEL MUNICH VILLA IGIEA PALERMO MASSERIA TORRE MAIZZA PUGLIA HOTEL DE LA VILLE ROME HOTEL DE RUSSIE ROME ROCCO FORTE HOUSE ROME VERDURA RESORT SICILY ROCCO FORTE PRIVATE VILLAS SICILY HOTEL ASTORIA ST PETERSBURG FUTURE OPENINGS: ROCCO FORTE HOUSE MILAN THE CARLTON MILAN ROCCOFORTEHOTELS.COM

Central John Smedley The John Smedley Craft Prize John Smedley hosts an event to premiere the work of the 2022 John Smedley Craft Prize winner. An intimate exhibition and Q&A session explores the work in detail and uncovers the links between the winner’s ethos and that of John Smedley.

Drinks Reception Exhibition Talk Multidisciplinary

Drinks Reception and Talk 12 May 5–7pm

John Smedley 55 Jermyn Street SW1Y 6LX

Booking necessary 50 places Free

johnsmedley.com 020 7930 5544

Exhibition 09–14 May 12–7pm Booking not necessary Free

Joséphine de Staël Enamel Fine Jewellery Joséphine de Staël in Collaboration with Floris Inspired by Floris’ floral perfumes, Joséphine de Staël presents a jewellery collection using the ancient techniques of lost wax casting and vitreous enamel. Each jewel is hand-sculpted in wax, cast in silver and either gold-plated or enamelled, using light and colour to bring out the polysensory qualities of the floral world.

Exhibition Enamelling Goldsmithing Jewellery Making Silversmithing

09–13 May 9.30am–6pm 14 May 9.30am–6.30pm 15 May 11am–5pm

Floris 89 Jermyn Street SW1Y 6JH

Booking not necessary Free

josephinedestael.com florislondon.com

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Visit us at Floris during London Craft Week

CMJ

josephinedestaeljewellery

No. 89 Jermyn Street www.josephinedestael.com

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Central L’Artisan Parfumeur Discover La Potager, Exclusively at Selfridges

Product Launch Perfume Making

14 May 12–6pm

L’Artisan Parfumeur introduces La Potager, five unique fragrances with unexpected scents inspired by a vegetable garden. Take a trip to Selfridges to uncover the storytelling behind this new concept and come away with a gift bag.

Selfridges 400 Oxford Street W1A 1AB

Booking not necessary Free

LANSERRING x Steinway & Sons Breakfast with Steinway & Sons and LANSERRING

Breakfast Product Launch Design Furniture Making Musical Instrument Making Woodworking

artisanparfumeur.com

Celebrating the launch of the unique collaboration between LANSERRING and Steinway & Sons. The project brings the Steinway ‘Spirio’ into a LANSERRING kitchen space, manipulating materials and textures for enhanced acoustics. The event is an interactive celebration of the project with a performance using the Steinway Spirio piano and an exclusive preview of this digital VR collaborative concept. Coffee and pastries included.

11 May 10.30am–12pm Booking necessary 35 places Free

Steinway Hall 44 Marylebone Lane W1U 2DB lanserring.com steinway.co.uk

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Central Liberty The Gallery by the Craft Council, Edit by Liberty Liberty is famed for its celebration of craftsmanship. This year, they partner with the Crafts Council, hosting a series of workshops in a dedicated exhibition space on the fourth floor. Explore a curated edit of craftspeople from different disciplines alongside their own Liberty artists and creators.

London College of Fashion, UAL LCF x LCW London College of Fashion, UAL presents a portfolio of craft excellence featuring footwear, accessories, jewellery, tailoring and artefacts from tomorrow’s 3D thinkers. Featuring 3D products, objets d’art and 2D-crafted content from Bachelors and Masters courses, the physical experience is accompanied by digital content appearing on the @lcflondon_ Instagram.

Talk Workshop Multidisciplinary Liberty London Regent Street W1B 5AH

See LCW website for details Booking necessary

libertylondon.com

Exhibition Cordwaining Jewellery Making Tailoring Textile Making

09–14 May 10am–5pm Booking not necessary Free

London College of Fashion, UAL 20 John Prince’s Street W1G 0BJ fashionspacegallery.com 020 7514 7400

London Craft Week & Pimlico Road LCW Lates: The Pimlico Road Edition

Open House Multidisciplinary

Go behind the scenes on Pimlico Road for an exclusive opportunity to explore the world-renowned boutiques and studios after hours. Make your way between each venue to meet the designers behind the brands, experience live demonstrations from their master craftspeople and discover the inspirations behind their new collections. In association with The World of Interiors.

Multiple venues on Pimlico Road

Loro Piana Open House at Loro Piana, Established in 1924

Demonstration Leather Working Textile Making

09–15 May See LCW website for details

Loro Piana 153 New Bond Street W1S 2TY

Booking not necessary Free

Loro Piana is a symbol of Italian excellence, its collections embodying a distinct style of understated elegance. Since its establishment, Loro Piana has embarked on an ever-evolving quest to offer authentic beauty and quality with an equal care for service to a discerning global clientele.

60 Central

Series Sponsor Pimlico Road Multiple Locations 11 May 6–8pm Booking necessary £15

loropiana.com

Central Lyndsey Ingram Richard Pomeroy, Porcelain

Exhibition Ceramics

09–15 May 10am–6pm

Lyndsey Ingram dedicates their Mayfair space to a presentation of hand-built porcelain vessels by British artist and potter Richard Pomeroy. Each piece starts life as a humble beaker. Richard adapts and moulds this modest, functional form into myriad artful objects and receptacles, with vivid coloured glazes and traditional Japanese kintsugi.

Lyndsey Ingram 20 Bourdon Street W1K 3PL

Booking not necessary Free

Maison Michel Behind the Scenes of the Maison Michel Workshop

Demonstration Millinery

10 May 10am–12pm & 2–4pm

Maison Michel Store 26 Conduit Street W1S 2XX

Booking not necessary Free

Join Maison Michel for a demonstration of their art, carefully handed down from generation to generation. An opportunity to discover the exceptional craftsmanship of the house as you follow the hatters and milliners while they craft iconic hats and head accessories.

lyndseyingram.com 020 7629 8849

michel-paris.com

LONDON COLLEGE OF FASHION X LONDON CRAFT WEEK 09TH – 15TH MAY 2022 MON – SAT 10AM – 5PM FASHION SPACE GALLERY 20 JOHN PRINCES STREET LONDON W1G 0BJ WET PLATE COLLODION PHOTOGRAPHY, KASIA WOZNIAK COLLAGE, ROB UNETT HEAD PIECE, KA KIT ZHANG MODEL, GRACE LAMBERT

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Central Margo Selby Margo Selby: Handwoven Geometric Art at 88 Gallery Margo Selby is an artist and designer working with colour and geometric form in woven textiles. For the duration of London Craft Week, Margo’s handwoven works are on display at 88 Gallery. Meet Margo on Wednesday 11 May for a drinks reception where she will be talking about colour and design, her handweaving practice and the lampas technique.

Mati Ventrillon – Fair Isle Mati Ventrillon Presents: Fair Isle Artisans

Drinks Reception Exhibition Design Fine Art Weaving 88 Gallery 86-88 Pimlico Road SW1W 8PL margoselby.com 01227 282758

Series Sponsor Pimlico Road Location 14 Exhibition 09–13 May, 11am–6pm 14–15 May, 11am–5pm Drinks Reception 11 May, 6–8pm Booking not necessary Free

Drinks Reception Exhibition Knitting

Drinks Reception 09 May 5.30–8pm

Great Scotland Yard Hotel 3-5 Great Scotland Yard SW1A 2HN

Exhibition 09 May 12–5pm 10–11 May 10am–5pm

mativentrillon.co.uk 01595 760255

Booking not necessary Free

Mortimer House If Jewels Could Talk

Talk Jewellery Making

09 May 7pm

Renowned jewellery historian and host of the podcast ‘If Jewels Could Talk’ Carol Woolton explores the many myths and magic behind the creation of timeless artefacts. Also a contributing editor at British Vogue, Carol is joined by special guests including the New York Times bestselling author Dana Thomas.

Mortimer House 37–41 Mortimer Street W1T 3JH

Booking necessary 40 places Free

Objet d’Emotion Touch Me

Exhibition Ceramics Glass Working Jewellery Making Perfume Making

Join luxury Scottish-based designer Mati Ventrillon to discover more about her skills-focused Fair Isle Artisans project and her unique approach to modern craftsmanship. Mati has partnered with Taste of Shetland, Promote Shetland, Shetland wool producers and local talent to create a unique, immersive experience during the evening reception on Monday 9 May.

Valery Demure and the Objet d’Emotion Gallery present contemporary and vintage jewellery pieces whose textures, weight, materials and forms ask to be handled and worn. Relish a return to the physical experience of jewellery.

mortimerhouse.com

Objet d’Emotion Gallery 53 Blandford Street W1U 7HL objetdemotion.com

62 Central

11–15 May 11am–6pm Booking not necessary Free

Central Ochre The Drifter Light Taken from the cricketing term ‘drift’ and inspired by the dancing forms of driftwood as it glides through the water, the Drifter light is hand-carved in oak by traditional British cricket bat makers. Visit Ochre to learn more about its craftsmanship.

Exhibition Furniture Making Woodworking

Series Sponsor Pimlico Road Location 26

Ochre 22–24 Pimlico Road SW1W 8LJ

09–13 May 10am–6pm 14 May 10am–3.30pm

ochre.net 020 7096 7372

Officina Profumo-Farmaceutica di Santa Maria Novella The Laboratorium of Wonders

Masterclass Beauty Perfume Making

Officina Profumo-Farmaceutica di Santa Maria Novella, one of the world’s oldest pharmacies, presents ‘The Laboratorium of Wonders’: an olfactory journey through their Firenze 1221 Edition perfumes. Go behind the scenes of 800 years of Florentine craftsmanship to discover the unique raw ingredients, preparation processes and legendary tales that make each fragrance so unique.

Piccadilly Arcade W1J 9EN

Booking not necessary Free

See LCW website for details Booking necessary

uk.smnovella.com

Oliver Spencer Dharma Taylor Exhibition at Oliver Spencer

Exhibition Woodworking

Oliver Spencer Studio presents an exhibition of Dharma Taylor’s latest additions to her expanding collection of work, including handwoven rugs, furniture and small wooden sculptures. Set within the Oliver Spencer Studio, the store is a celebration of things that inspire Oliver to design and develop his collections each season and an extension of the things he appreciates in the day-to-day.

London Bloomsbury Oliver Spencer Studio 62 Lamb’s Conduit St WC1N 3LW

Phillips Design Auction Highlights Tour at Phillips

Guided Tour Multidisciplinary

10 May 11am

A private tour and preview of Phillips’ Design auction highlights exhibition, on view at their London headquarters on Berkeley Square. The tour is led by Domenico Raimondo, head of design for Europe and senior international specialist, and Madalena Horta e Costa, design specialist.

Phillips 30 Berkeley Square W1J 6EX

Booking necessary 15 places Free

09–14 May 10.30am–6.30pm 15 May 12–5pm Booking not necessary Free

oliverspencer.co.uk dharmataylor.com

phillips.com/auctions

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800 YEARS OF CRAFTSMANSHIP MADE IN FLORENCE

Central PINCH ‘Still, Quiet’: PINCH x Be Still Ceramics

Exhibition Ceramics

PINCH hosts Sarah Maingot of Be Still Ceramics and her works in their Pimlico Road shop. PINCH and Be Still Ceramics sit very comfortably together in quiet stillness. Perfect and imperfect, smooth and textured, both sets of design sensibilities delight in natural materials and long-lasting beauty. Celebrating sculptural shape and form, and the maker’s and designer’s relationship with material, this in-store presentation elevates the character and beauty of each other’s work.

PINCH 200 Ebury Street SW1W 8UN

Revolution of Forms in Collaboration with the Embassy of Mexico Earth and Water

Exhibition Ceramics Clay Working

Revolution of Forms, in collaboration with the Embassy of Mexico, presents ceramics from the Mexican state of Oaxaca. This exhibition brings together the work of several artisans who combine traditional forms and techniques with contemporary aesthetics. Inspired by this rich tradition, acclaimed ceramicist Lucía Oceja has created a new collection of vessels.

Richard Brendon x The Dorchester Discover Richard Brendon’s Jancis Robinson Collection with a Wine Tasting at The Dorchester Indulge in an intimate wine tasting experience, including a glass of Champagne and six further wines, served from Richard Brendon’s signature Jancis Robinson wine glasses and decanters. Hosted in The Dorchester’s Wine Vault, hidden in the heart of the hotel kitchens, the tasting demonstrates how one thoughtfully designed wine glass can showcase every wine at its very best.

Robert Kime Limited Document to Design: The Robert Kime Collection Visit Robert Kime Limited in Ebury Street to learn how Robert and his team work to design and expand the Robert Kime fabric collection. Visitors can see how the team translate documents from Robert’s archive and how fabrics are inspired by his travels.

66 Central

pinchdesign.com

Series Sponsor Pimlico Road Location 24 09–13 May 9am–6pm 14 May 10am–4pm Booking not necessary Free

Sor Juana Inés de la Cruz Embassy of Mexico 8 Halkin Street SW1X 8LQ

09–15 May 11am–5pm Booking not necessary Free

revolutionofforms.co

Tasting Food and Drink Glass Working Glassblowing The Wine Vault at The Dorchester 53 Park Lane W1K 1QA

12 May 5–6pm Booking necessary 6 places £150

richardbrendon.com dorchestercollection.com

Open House Design Textile Making

Series Sponsor Pimlico Road Location 25

Robert Kime Limited 190–192 Ebury Street SW1W 8UP

13 May 10am–6pm

robertkime.com 020 7831 6066

Booking not necessary Free

Central Robertaebasta London Gio Ponti: A Conversation with Caterina Licitra-Ponti at Robertaebasta Join Robertaebasta London for a talk dedicated to the great master of Italian design, Gio Ponti. Caterina Licitra-Ponti, his great-granddaughter, joins Mattia Martinelli, Robertaebasta’s general director, to discuss Ponti’s visionary style and legacy, and to share remarkable family anecdotes.

ROKSANDA Conversations in Form and Colour at ROKSANDA Visit ROKSANDA’s flagship store in Mayfair to explore the latest in their series of collaborations with emerging and established female artists. Discover unique, crafted pieces set against ROKSANDA’s signature colour studies and sculptural design aesthetic.

Talk Design Furniture Making

Series Sponsor Pimlico Road Location 17

Robertaebasta London 85 Pimlico Road SW1W 8PH

11 May 6.30–8pm

robertaebasta.co.uk

Exhibition Design Tailoring ROKSANDA 9 Mount Street W1K 3NG

Booking not necessary Free

09–13 May 10.30am–6pm Booking not necessary Free

roksanda.com 020 7613 6499

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Country Pavilion Malaysia High Commission of Malaysia 45 Belgrave Square SW1X 8QT tenunpahang.com

In the Malay language, ‘Tenun’ translates literally to ‘the act of weaving’. The 300-year-old craft of silk weaving originates in Pahang, Her Majesty Queen Azizah of Malaysia’s royal seat and the most expansive state of the Malayan Peninsular. It is here the skill of weaving was first introduced by a Bugis migrant. This craft of weaving that once flourished was nearly lost to Pahang as the number of weavers dwindled to a handful of just 12 in the late ‘90s. It was then that HM Queen Azizah took it upon herself to revive this dying craft. A multi-pronged revival strategy was then set in motion, one that has taken over two decades to bear fruit. Today, a total of 313 weavers live in Pahang, including skilled prison inmates. The Royal Pahang Weave exhibition, curated by Judith Clark, runs from Monday 9 to Sunday 15 May. It highlights the prison weaving programme, a display of a traditional floor-loom with a weaver at task, archival fabrics from the Museum of Pahang and a selection of HM Queen Azizah’s own garments and private Tenun collection.

T EN UN PAHANG: WE AVIN G HOPE Her Majesty Queen Azizah of Malaysia presents an exhibition of the Royal Pahang Weave by the Prisons of Pahang Curation and design by Judith Clark High Commission of Malaysia 45 Belgrave Square London SW1X 8PA 9th-15th May 2022 www.tenunpahang.com

Central Rolls-Royce Motor Cars Crafting Phantom

Exhibition Online Talk Automotive

Exhibition 09–13 May 9am–6pm

Rolls-Royce 50 Berkeley Street W1J 8HD

Online Talk 13 May 1–1.30pm

rolls-roycemotorcars.com

Booking not necessary Free

Royal Academy of Arts Sumi-e: The Art of Japanese Ink Painting

Course Fine Art

14–15 May 10.30am–5.30pm

Learn the subtle art of combining brush and ink through a weekend course on the ancient practice of Japanese sumi-e, inspired by the RA’s exhibition, ‘Kyo-sai: The Israel Goldman Collection’.

The Clore Learning Centre Burlington Gardens Royal Academy of Arts W1J 0BD

Booking necessary via royalacademy.org. uk/sumie-the-art-ofjapanese-ink-painting 12 places for weekend course £480

Bespoke craftsmanship lies at the heart of RollsRoyce Motor Cars. Extraordinary expressions of luxury produced by the marque’s Bespoke Collective of craftspeople, engineers and designers will be the centrepiece of the event. Rolls-Royce Motor Cars London will be transformed to showcase the breadth of character afforded by the pinnacle contemporary craft.

royalacademy.org.uk 020 7300 8090

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Central Royal Pahang Weave Foundation (Yayasan Tenun Pahang Diraja) Tenun Pahang: Weaving Hope HM Queen Azizah of Malaysia presents an exhibition of the Royal Pahang Weave by the prisons of Pahang. The exhibition, curated by Judith Clark Studios, features a traditional Pahang silk loom, an exquisite collection of HM’s official garments and the craft’s 300-year-old history by Pahang Museum.

Salvatore Ferragamo Silk Your Style: 100 Ways to Wear Your Silk Scarf In this masterclass with a silk expert, hear about Salvatore Ferragamo’s signature passion for silk and discover 100 ways to style this most coveted of accessories. From classic to modern and beyond, learn how to showcase the prints and patterns depicted on each layer.

High Commission of Malaysia 45 Belgrave Square SW1X 8QT tenunpahang.com

Masterclass Tailoring Textile Making

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Exhibition Design Sibyl Colefax & John Fowler 89–91 Pimlico Road SW1W 8PH

Brian Turner has created handmade trimmings for some of the UK’s most prestigious interiors including Buckingham Palace, Hampton Court, Chatsworth, Windsor Castle and Goodwood. Visit Sibyl Colefax & John Fowler, for a pop-up exhibition of Brian’s handcrafted trimmings, alongside demonstrations of how these exquisite designs are made.

sibylcolefax.com 020 7493 2231

Soane Britain and The Edward Barnsley Workshop The Easy Chair: The Edward Barnsley Workshop in Collaboration with Soane Britain

Country Pavilion Exhibition, Free 09–15 May, see LCW website for details Booking not necessary Guided Tour, Free 09–15 May, see LCW website for details Booking necessary 25 places per tour Talk, Free 14 May, 12–2pm Booking necessary 75 places

Salvatore Ferragamo 24 Old Bond Street W1S 4AL

Sibyl Colefax & John Fowler The Finishing Touch: Tassels & Trimmings with Brian Turner

Soane Britain exhibits a one-of-a-kind model of the Easy Chair – a marriage of rattan and timber, inspired by an Arts & Crafts drawing from the Edward Barnsley archives and created in collaboration with the Edward Barnsley Workshop for London Craft Week.

Exhibition Guided Tour Talk Textile Making Weaving

Exhibition Furniture Making Rattan Weaving Weaving Soane Britain 50-52 Pimlico Road SW1W 8LP soane.com 020 7730 6400

14 May 11am–12pm & 2–3pm 15 May 5–6pm Booking necessary 20 places per session Free

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Central Sotheby’s Quartet: Goldsmithing in London Now

Exhibition Multidisciplinary

Sian Evans, Lucie Gledhill, Castro Smith and Christopher Thompson-Royds are at the forefront of a new generation of goldsmiths. Collectively as ‘Quartet’, they showcase their exquisite work in the Bing Gallery at Sotheby’s.

Sotheby’s 34–35 New Bond Street W1S 2RP

Sotheby’s Material Consciousness: Reshaping the World’s Most Precious Resources

Exhibition Furniture Making

As part of its Design series, Sotheby’s shines a light on Brodie Neill with a selling exhibition of his sustainable furniture. A selection of new works – together titled ‘Material Consciousness’ – showcases Brodie’s desire to reshape the world’s most precious resources into a range of collectable design pieces.

sothebys.com 020 7293 5308

Sotheby’s 34–35 New Bond Street W1S 2RP sothebys.com

THE EDWARD BARNSLEY WORKSHOP IN COLLABORATION WITH SOANE BRITAIN LONDON NEW YORK SAN FRANCISCO ATLANTA WWW.SOANE.COM

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09–13 May 10am–4.30pm 14–15 May 12–5pm Booking not necessary Free

Central Sotheby’s Institute of Art The Market for Arts and Crafts

Talk Multidisciplinary

12 May 6–7.30pm

Dr Barbara Lasic chairs an insightful talk by Martin Levy, director of H. Blairman & Sons. Martin discusses collecting and the market for the Arts and Crafts and shares his passion for antiques. Learn how the market has evolved and what strategies have kept H. Blairman & Sons at the forefront for over a hundred years.

Sotheby’s Institute of Art 30 Bedford Square WC1B 3EE

Booking necessary 60 places Free

Spencer House Talk with Trompe L’Oeil and Mural Artist, Alan Dodd

Talk Design Restoration

Alan Dodd is a designer specialising in mural and trompe l’oeil decoration. In this talk, Alan explores the origins and techniques of this illusionistic art form, illustrated with examples of his work, from the festooned balustrade at Spencer House to Gothick dining rooms, Pompeiian ceilings and rustic ruins.

sothebysinstitute.com

Spencer House 27 St James’s Place SW1A 1NR

Booking necessary 60 places £12

spencerhouse.co.uk 020 7647 6216

Studio Pottery London A Smashing Performance by Sue Paraskeva

Performance Ceramics

In this live performance, Sue Paraskeva transforms her finely thrown and turned porcelain vessels. Some vessels are struck to create cracks, while others are smashed to produce unique works. To accompany the performance, Sue discusses her practice with Studio Pottery’s artistic director, Gregory Tingay.

Studio Pottery London 29 Eccleston Place SW1W 9NF

Studio Pottery London Turning Passion Into Profit

Talk Multidisciplinary

Join entrepreneur and founder of Not On The High Street, Holly Tucker MBE, in conversation with Studio Pottery London artistic director Gregory Tingay and studio director Lucy Attwood as they discuss how to turn passion into profit.

Studio Pottery London 29 Eccleston Place SW1W 9NF

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09 May 2.30–4.30pm

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Series Sponsor Pimlico Road Belgravia Location 29 12 May 7–7.45pm Booking necessary 25 places £10

Central Tengri Tengri x Huntsman: Cut from a Different Cloth Join Nancy Johnston, Tengri’s founder, and Campbell Carey, Huntsman head cutter and creative director, for a conversation charting the journey of Tengri’s noble fibres from the steppes of Mongolia to Savile Row. Discover the remarkable properties of Tengri’s rare cloth, sourced from Khangai yak, indigenous to Mongolia for 10,000 years.

Talk Tailoring Textile Making Weaving H. Huntsman & Sons 11 Savile Row W1S 3PS

13 May 1–2pm Booking necessary via tengri.co.uk/events 20 places Free

tengri.co.uk 020 3637 0488

The Art Workers’ Guild The Art of Making 2022

Demonstration Exhibition Talk Multidisciplinary

In their historically rich building, Art Workers’ Guild makers showcase a range of craft disciplines, from leatherworking and printmaking to sculpting, demonstrating the specialist skills involved. The event includes an exhibition of work, demonstrations and a series of talks.

The Art Workers’ Guild 6 Queen Square WC1N 3AT artworkersguild.org 020 7713 0966

The Beaumont and DeART Traditional Artisan Skills and Modern Technology: Creating Handcrafted Humidors Discover the master craftsmanship and cuttingedge technologies that are the hallmark of DeART’s handmade humidors. Hear from world experts on how to commission a bespoke humidor, whether table-top or large-scale, to keep cigars at their finest. Visit The Beaumont to view its custom-made humidor as well as a range of smaller pieces.

Exhibition Talk Furniture Making Marquetry Woodworking The Beaumont Brown Hart Gardens W1K 6TF thebeaumont.com deart.it

14–15 May 11am–5pm Exhibition Booking not necessary Free Demonstration and Talk Booking necessary via artworkersguild.org/ theartofmaking2022 £5

Exhibition 09–15 May 9am–10pm Booking not necessary Free Talk 11 May 7–10pm Booking necessary, see LCW website for details 40 places

The Courtauld Royal School of Needlework at The Courtauld

Workshop Embroidery

13 May 10am–4pm

The Royal School of Needlework and The Courtauld partner on a canvaswork hand-embroidery class inspired by a stunning floral-back chair from the museum’s Bloomsbury Room. Over the day, students learn how to use a range of Appleton tapestry wools to create a vibrant, stylised bookmark in traditional Bloomsbury colours.

The Courtauld Gallery Somerset House WC2R 0RN

Booking necessary via courtauld.ac.uk 14 places £135

courtauld.ac.uk 020 3947 7711

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Central The Dorchester The Next Chapter in Art The Dorchester has embarked on a renovation, with world-renowned designers reimagining the interiors. In collaboration with VISTO, the hotel has commissioned original artwork by contemporary British artists for the new interiors. Meet the talent behind the bold and intriguing pieces that will be revealed in September. Refreshments will be provided.

The New Craftsmen Plant Explorations This spring, The New Craftsmen has invited a group of makers – including renowned basket makers, weavers and woodworkers – to examine and interpret a myriad of plant-related objects and their narratives, resulting in an immersive exhibition showcasing each maker’s uniquely crafted responses.

The Prince’s Foundation Preserving the World’s Sacred Crafts The Prince’s Foundation’s exhibition celebrates the charity’s fascinating history, with a focus on the work it does to champion and preserve heritage craft skills. Through the prism of craft, architecture and art, explore The Prince’s Foundation’s history, principles, aims, projects and education programmes. Expect to see pieces ranging from furniture to textiles to original artworks created with traditional methods from around the globe.

TOAST TOAST and Jacob Monk: Ikat Exhibition and Weaving Workshops TOAST has collaborated with textile artist Jacob Monk to present an ikat exhibition at their Newburgh Street, Carnaby menswear shop. See Jacob’s installation, join a weaving workshop and watch him create a new piece of work in response to the lifestyle brand’s seasonal theme, ‘Elemental Compositions’. 78 Central

Talk Design Fine Art The Dorchester Park Lane W1K 1QA

10 May 4–5.30pm Booking necessary 40 places £10

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Exhibition Basketry Furniture Making Weaving Woodworking

10–15 May 11am–6pm Booking not necessary Free

The New Craftsmen 34 North Row W1K 6DG thenewcraftsmen.com

Exhibition Glass Working Textile Making Woodworking The Garrison Chapel 8 Garrison Square Chelsea Barracks SW1W 8BG

09–13 May 11am–4pm Booking not necessary Free

princes-foundation.org

Exhibition Workshop Weaving TOAST London 2 Newburgh Street W1F 7RD toa.st 0333 400 5200

09–14 May 11am–7pm 15 May 12–6pm Booking necessary via eventbrite.co.uk Free

Central Tristan Hoare Gallery Curator-Led Tour of Alev Ebüzziya Siesbye’s Solo Show Join Tristan Hoare Gallery for a tour of Alev Ebüzziya Siesbye’s solo show with co-curator Leonie Mir. Alev trained in ceramic factories in Istanbul, Copenhagen and Höhr-Grenzhausen, and has built an international reputation by modelling vessels of timeless quality and a surprising gravity.

Tristan Hoare Gallery 6 Fitzroy Square W1T 5DX

Booking not necessary Free

Booking necessary 40 places Free

Exhibition Goldsmithing Jewellery Making Silversmithing

Turquoise Mountain, in collaboration with Myanmar goldsmiths, launches four new capsule jewellery collections, all inspired by different elements of the lotus flower and handcrafted from a selection of local materials. These pieces celebrate the revival of traditional skills such as filigree, open-wire work and bead making.

Objet d’Emotion 53 Blandford Street W1U 7HL

11 May 9am–7pm Booking not necessary 50 places Free

turquoisemountain.org/ myanmar

Vigour and Skills Showcasing UK Makers and the Stories Behind Their Craft

Demonstration Exhibition Talk Multidisciplinary

Vigour and Skills is an artisanal concept store connecting customers with the best of British makers. V+S is hosting a series of live demonstrations and talks during London Craft Week with their community of makers and industry experts including Ginnie Chadwyck-Healey and Jessica Bumpus.

Join the launch party for Watts London, makers of fine silk robes, on Thursday 12 May. The following day, see their luxurious silks and tailoring expertise for yourself on a guided tour of their atelier.

Exhibition 10–14 May 11am–6pm

Guided Tour tristanhoaregallery.co.uk 12 May 020 7383 4484 2–3pm

Turquoise Mountain Trust The Art of the Lotus Flower: Artisan Jewellery from Myanmar

Watts London The Wonderful World of Watts London: Makers of Fine Silk Robes

Exhibition Guided Tour Ceramics

67a York Street W1H 1QB vigourandskills.com

Exhibition 09 & 15 May 10.30am–6pm 10–14 May 10am–6pm Talks and Demonstrations See LCW website for details Booking not necessary Free

Guided Tour Product Launch Multidisciplinary

Guided Tour 13 May 10–11am & 3–4pm

Watts and Co. Faith House 7 Tufton Street SW1P 3QE

Booking necessary 20 places per tour Free

wattslondon.com 020 7222 7169

Product Launch 12 May 6–10pm Booking necessary 60 places Free

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Central Woven Voices with SoShiro Be-Spoke: The Vital Art of Commissioning Going bespoke is increasingly popular in our post-consumer world, yet commissioning remains a mystery. Adriana Paice Kent presents the BeSpoke podcast, featuring makers, clients and brokers discussing commissioning and the stories behind their projects. Recorded live at SoShiro, a 360°cultural hub celebrating the relationships and collaborations of makers and making.

Yunus Emre Institute Experience the Tastes from one of the Oldest Cuisines in the World Yunus Emre Institute explores the craft of Turkish food through masterclasses, demonstrations, workshops, talks and more. Indulge in tantalising dishes and tour the diverse cuisine of Turkey with world-class chefs and food writers.

Talk Design Fine Art Textile Making SoShiro Gallery 23 Welbeck Street W1G 8DZ

09 May 6.30–8pm Booking necessary 30 places £10

wovenvoices.co.uk

Workshop Food and Drink

See LCW website for details

Yunus Emre Institute 10 Maple Street W1T 5HA

Booking necessary via yeelondon.org.uk

yeelondon.org.uk 020 7387 3036

Desserts, Sherbets, Appetizers, Local Tastes and more...

| www.yeelondon.org.uk | 10 Maple St W1T 5HA | @yeelondra 80 Central

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Artisan Chelsea Fashion, printing, jewellery, leatherwork, embroidery and embellishment: meet Chelsea’s artisan craftspeople. London’s original artists’ quarter of the 19th century and centre of the Arts & Crafts movement, Chelsea today is at the vanguard of contemporary technique and flourishes as a neighbourhood rich in creativity and artisanal making. From the dazzling luxury brands and iconic hotels of Sloane Street, to characterful independent stores on the King’s Road and at Duke of York Square, and to the gourmet specialists and artisan shops on picturesque Pavilion Road, craftsmanship is the thread that binds all together. It is woven into the community: from beautifully conserved architectural details and historic spaces to award-winning modern buildings. Expect the finest bespoke creations in-store, bringing together and elevating technical innovation and quintessential style. Cadogan, custodians of Chelsea for 300 years, are proud to support London Craft Week and celebrate this extraordinary neighbourhood.

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Anthropologie x Molly Mahon Molly Mahon, the Modern Block Printer Anthropologie partners with British textile designer Molly Mahon, who specialises in the art of block printing.

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Delve deep into the history and craftsmanship of Tanner Krolle over an intimate lunch with creative director Tabitha Simmons.

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Tanner Krolle x Beaverbrook Town House Celebrating 165 years of Tanner Krolle Trunks with Tabitha Simmons at Beaverbrook Town House

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124 [p90] Bentleys Leading Leather: Luxury Dog Accessories by Mews London

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Smythson Smythson Exhibits Artwork in Partnership with Lora Avedian Smythson hosts an exclusive exhibition at their Sloane Street store, featuring works by artist Lora Avedian that bring Smythson’s surplus leather to life.

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West 4160Tuesdays Make a Fragrance with 4160Tuesdays

Workshop Perfume Making

10, 12 & 14 May 2–4pm & 5–7pm

4160Tuesdays is an award-winning indie perfumery set up in 2011 by Sarah McCartney. Their fragrances are handmade in small batches and stocked in stores worldwide. During a workshop at the brand’s Hammersmith studio – or online – Sarah helps you to create your own scent.

4160Tuesdays 42A Raynham Road W6 0HY

Booking necessary 6 places per workshop £48

Anthropologie x Molly Mahon Molly Mahon, the Modern Block Printer

Exhibition Talk Printing Textile Making Wallpaper Making

Anthropologie partners with British textile designer Molly Mahon. Molly specialises in the art of block printing, which is applied to fabrics, wallpapers and a growing range of homewares. Explore an exhibition in the King’s Road Gallery throughout the week, and listen to a talk on block printing on Thursday 12 May.

4160tuesdays.com 020 8749 8015

Anthropologie King’s Road Gallery 131–141 King’s Road SW3 4PW anthropologie.com 020 3514 7721

Anya Hindmarch Is There a Future for Leather?

Talk Leather Working

Join Anya Hindmarch, founder and CEO of her eponymous brand, in conversation with Sara Grady and Alice Robinson, founders of Grady + Robinson, and Jimmy Woodrow from ‘Pasture for Life’ for a discussion on land, animals and leather. Hear about the innovative ideas that are being developed and the future of leather within the fashion industry and beyond.

Anya Hindmarch The Village Pont Street SW1X 9EJ

Bentleys Leading Leather: Luxury Dog Accessories by Mews London

Demonstration Leather Working

Be the first to see the debut collection from Mews London – a range of luxury leather dog accessories launching during London Craft Week. Meet the maker, discuss a bespoke commission and chat to the founders of the company, Tim Bent and Giles Greenwood. Available for purchase exclusively at Bentleys.

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Bentleys 91 Lower Sloane Street SW1W 8DA bentleyslondon.com 020 7584 7770

Series Sponsor Artisan Chelsea Location 121 Exhibition 09–14 May, 10am–7pm 15 May, 12–6pm Booking not necessary Free Talk 12 May, 6–8pm Booking necessary via eventbrite.co.uk Free Series Sponsor Artisan Chelsea Location 129 10 May 6–8pm Booking necessary via buytickets.at/ anyahindmarch 25 places £25

Series Sponsor Artisan Chelsea Location 124 09–14 May 11am–5pm Booking not necessary Free

West Cassandra Goad Exploring the Maroc Collection

Exhibition Jewellery Making

Cassandra Goad is a jewellery designer whose collections are inspired by her travels. Her latest collection looks to Morocco, with designs drawing inspiration from timeless Moroccan rituals. Discover the stories behind Cassandra’s designs at an interactive exhibition at her Sloane Street showroom.

Cassandra Goad 147 Sloane Street SW1X 9BZ

Cole & Son Living Art

Demonstration Wallpaper Making

09–13 May 10am–4pm

The design house of Cole & Son welcomes you to their new central Chelsea location, in the heart of the Design Centre. See how the wallpaper company’s epic, enchanted garden panels were brought to life through exquisite hand-drawn and hand-painted artworks.

Design Centre, Chelsea Harbour Unit 10G, Centre Dome SW10 0XE

Booking not necessary Free

Embassy of Denmark in the UK A Tour of the Danish Ambassador’s Residence by Marie-Louise Høstbo

Guided Tour Multidisciplinary

12 May 9–10.30am

Embassy of Denmark 55 Sloane Street SW1X 9SR

Booking necessary 55 places £10

The Danish Ambassador’s residence is designed by the Danish architect Arne Jacobsen, and furnished with Danish art, design and furniture. Join a tour of the building guided by Marie-Louise Høstbo, head of design at Fritz Hansen and an eminent and knowledgeable architect.

Goldfinger From Tree to Table Goldfinger launches a low-carbon furniture range, handcrafted from local trees felled due to weather-related incidents or development. Roddy Clarke hosts a discussion, ‘From Tree to Table’, with Goldfinger CEO Marie Carlisle, Saunders Seasonings and artist Darren Appiagyei. First-edition pieces are being sold to support the Goldfinger Academy.

cassandragoad.com 020 7730 2202

Series Sponsor Artisan Chelsea Location 126 09–13 May 10am–6pm 14 May 11am–3pm Booking not necessary Free

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Talk Furniture Making Woodworking Goldfinger 13-15 Golborne Road W10 5NY

11 May 6.30–9pm Booking necessary Free

goldfinger.design 020 3302 0900

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Design Centre, Chelsea Harbour Lots Road SW10 0XE 10–15 May 10am–5.30pm For more information visit londoncraftweek.com

Artefact Artefact, the contemporary craft fair, brings the joy of the handmade to an audience of designers, architects, collectors and enthusiasts, illustrating the increasing importance of craft to the interior design industry. Find objects of astonishing artistic merit courtesy of a host of international galleries in the Design Avenue, and celebrate the artisanship inherent in the showrooms’ collections. An accompanying programme of specialist talks and demonstrations brings contemporary craft to life.

Conversations in Craft

Meet the Makers

Contemporary craft fair Artefact presents a curated programme of events, offering insider insights from the craft industry’s leading names. Bringing together renowned experts, from gallerists to makers and curators, ‘Conversations in Craft’ features talks chaired by writer and ‘Material Matters’ podcaster Grant Gibson. Inspiration and specialist knowledge are shared at sessions brimming with creative ideas and in-depth analysis.

Artefact, the contemporary craft fair, shines a spotlight on the increasing importance of craft to the interior design industry. Find objects of astonishing artistic merit courtesy of a host of international galleries in the Design Avenue, and celebrate the artisanship inherent in the showrooms’ collections. Throughout the week, makers from QEST showcase crafts for interiors, brought to life with daily demonstrations.

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West Ice Cream Union Artisanal Ice Cream Tasting

Tasting Food and Drink

Join Alex Fubini, founder and MD at the Ice Cream Union, for an informal chat and ice cream tasting. Get an insight into how truly artisanal ice creams are made, and how this differs not only to industrially-produced ice creams but also smallbatch producers using pre-made mix ingredients.

Ice Cream Union 166 Pavilion Road SW1X 0AW icecreamunion.com 020 7237 9042

Booking not necessary Free

Kingcome ft Begg x Co and Porta Romana Crafted in Britain

Drinks Reception Open House Workshop Multidisciplinary

Drinks Reception 12 May, 5–7pm

Furniture company Kingcome hosts a gathering of the finest British-made brands to create an inspiring interior display that celebrates the skill of British craftspeople. Their handmade sofas, armchairs and stools are joined by artful lighting and furniture from Porta Romana and exquisite cashmere and wool blankets from Begg x Co.

9th – 14th May 2022 112-114 Fulham Road, London, SW3 6HU

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Kingcome 112–114 Fulham Road SW3 6HU kingcomesofas.co.uk 020 7244 7747

Series Sponsor Artisan Chelsea Location 127 09–13 May 11am –12pm

Open House 09–14 May,10am–5.30pm Booking not necessary Free Workshop 09 May, 3–5pm Booking necessary 10 places £30

A joint celebration of British craftsmanship.

West LAPADA, The Association of Art & Antiques Dealers About Time: Discover the Craftsmanship of Antique Clocks With LAPADA Discover the incredible craftsmanship of antique clocks in a special tour of LAPADA Members’ galleries on Kensington Church Street. For hundreds of years, clocks were made by craftsmen with skills nearly extinct today. Led by LAPADA CEO Freya Simms, the tour explores the making of these exquisite objects.

Lawson Wood From Old to New: A Day of Live Construction and Upholstery Demonstrations Lawson Wood have been making furniture for the interior industry since 1948. Visit their Notting Hill showroom where their head upholsterer will be hosting a day of live construction and upholstery demonstrations. See how they transform an old chair into a modern-day classic. Also, if you have any pieces you’d like to restore, then the team will be on hand to talk through how they can bring them back to life.

Since its founding over 47 years ago, Martin Moore has been creating classic, English, bespoke kitchens. This passion for craftsmanship means it is a natural partner for Fromental, who specialise in beautiful, hand-painted and hand-embroidered wallcoverings in a distinctly British, timeless style.

martinmoore.com fromental.co.uk

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Guided Tour Furniture Making Marquetry Woodworking Butchoff Antiques 154 Kensington Church Street W8 4BN

12 May 9.30–10.30am Booking necessary 15 places Free

lapada.org 020 7823 3511

Demonstration Furniture Making Upholstery Lawson Wood 27 All Saints Road W11 3HE lawson-wood.com 020 7228 9812

12 May 10.30am–5pm Booking not necessary Free

West Loro Piana Open House at Loro Piana, Established in 1924 Loro Piana is a symbol of Italian excellence, its collections embodying a distinct style of understated elegance. Since its establishment, Loro Piana has embarked on an ever-evolving quest to offer authentic beauty and quality with an equal care for service to a discerning global clientele.

Martin Moore x Fromental The Craft of Bespoke Hand Painting Discover the art of using colour in the home with Fromental and Martin Moore. Co-founder Tim Butcher shines a spotlight on the creation of decorative wallcoverings, while these exceptional skills are showcased by Fromental’s senior designer. Martin Moore’s design team demonstrates bespoke colour in luxury kitchen design.

Demonstration Leather Working Textile Making

Series Sponsor Artisan Chelsea Location 130

Loro Piana 47-48 Sloane Street SW1X 9LU

09–15 May See LCW website for details

loropiana.com

Booking not necessary Free

Demonstration Drinks Reception Talk Design Furniture Making Wallpaper Making

12 May 5.30–7.30pm

Martin Moore 176 Westbourne Grove W11 2RW

Booking necessary via janet.wallace@ martinmoore.com 30 places Free

martinmoore.com fromental.co.uk

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West Morgan Motor Company Morgan: 21st-Century Coachbuilding Immerse yourself in the time-honoured skills that go into making a Morgan sports car with live craft demonstrations and an open house at Morgan’s flagship dealership, Morgan Works London. Hear from Jonathan Wells, head of design, who is at the forefront of helping to define the future of the Morgan brand.

Demonstration Open House Talk Automotive Design Morgan Works London 5 Astwood Mews SW7 4DE morgan-motor.com 01684 573104

PYTON PYTON Place

Exhibition Multidisciplinary

Collectible design, craft and art from the contemporary Norwegian scene PYTON curates the space by dividing it into several room typologies, as a nod to the apartment it once was. Thus, creating a stage for Norwegian art and design from the 20th century to the ultra-contemporary. The selection will span from design, fine art, noteworthy craft objects – commissioned and curated.

Gallery 5 Cromwell Place 4 Cromwell Place SW7 2JE

Royal Albert Hall Art and Design Tour of the Royal Albert Hall

Guided Tour Design Restoration Sculpture

17th century Dutch masters, ‘one of the finest single figures of English sculpture’, a Vulliamy clock and busts by Joseph Edgar Boehm and William Timym are just some of the artistic gems to be found at the Royal Albert Hall. Discover them and more on this specialist tour which takes you around areas of this iconic Victorian building not generally open to the public.

Royal Society of Sculptors Ikuko Iwamoto: Studio Demonstration and Talk Ikuko Iwamoto is a Japanese artist living in London, whose intricate sculptural pieces are made from finely crafted porcelain. Her practice, formerly focused on creating functional objects such as teapots and flower vases, is now producing larger sculptural works. This online studio demonstration and talk is supported by Cavaliero Finn.

98 West

pyton.site

Royal Albert Hall Kensington Gore SW7 2AP

Open House 10–13 May 10am–5pm Booking not necessary Free Talk 12 May 6–8.30pm Booking necessary 50 places Free

Country Pavilion 11–14 May 10am–6pm 15 May 10am–4pm Booking not necessary Free

10 & 12 May 11am–12.30pm Booking necessary 20 places per tour £18.25

royalalberthall.com 020 7959 0558

Online Talk and Demonstration Ceramics Sculpture The Royal Society of Sculptors 108 Old Brompton Road SW7 3RA sculptors.org.uk 020 7373 8615

12 May 2–3pm Booking necessary Free

West Rupert Bevan Marbling with Rupert

Demonstration Marbling

12 May 10.30am–3.30pm

Rupert Bevan is a bespoke interiors company with a rich understanding of materials and finishes, the most recent of which is marbling onto paper. This has evolved into a new passion for Rupert: bespoke wallpaper. Rupert demonstrates the art of marbling in the company’s Notting Hill showroom.

Rupert Bevan Ltd 1 All Saints Road W11 1HA

Booking not necessary Free

Sarabande Foundation and Soho Home Sarabande Studio Takeover at Soho Home

Demonstration Multidisciplinary

Sarabande studios are making a guest appearance in west London, taking over Soho Home’s flagship store on the King’s Road. Paper installation artist Alice von Maltzahn and embroidery artist Aurora Pettinari-York are in residence during the week, giving you a sneak peak into the Sarabande creative space. Stop by to see Alice and Aurora demonstrate their craft.

Soho Home Studio 6 Duke of York Square SW3 4LY sarabandefoundation.org 020 3814 8634

Booking not necessary Free

Smythson Smythson Exhibits Artwork in Partnership with Lora Avedian

Exhibition Workshop Design Embroidery Leather Working Paper Making

Series Sponsor Artisan Chelsea Location 125

Smythson hosts an exclusive exhibition at their Sloane Street store, featuring works by artist Lora Avedian. Inspired by antique textiles, Lora uses traditional embroidery and embellishment techniques to bring Smythson’s surplus leather to life. On Wednesday 11 May, Lora hosts an interactive workshop in-store, where visitors can create their own abstract textile artwork.

Smythson of Bond Street 141–142 Sloane Street SW1X 9AY smythson.com

Tanner Krolle x Beaverbrook Town House Celebrating 165 years of Tanner Krolle Trunks with Tabitha Simmons at Beaverbrook Town House An intimate lunch at Beaverbrook Town House hosted by Tabitha Simmons, creative director of Tanner Krolle, delving deep into the history and craftsmanship of British luxury travel trunks. Guests enjoy a private Japanese dining experience, learning about trunk craftsmanship and design, before personalising a leather gift of their choice.

rupertbevan.com 020 7731 1919

Lunch Embossing Leather Working

Series Sponsor Artisan Chelsea Location 123 11–15 May 9am–7pm

Exhibition 09–14 May, 10am–6pm 15 May, 12–6pm Booking not necessary Free Workshop 11 May, 7–9pm Booking necessary 10 places £45 Series Sponsor Artisan Chelsea Location 128

Beaverbrook Townhouse 11 May 115–116 Sloane Street 12.30pm SW1X 9PJ Booking necessary tannerkrolle.com 10 places beaverbrook £110 townhouse.co.uk

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Country Pavilion Norway Gallery 5 Cromwell Place 4 Cromwell Place SW7 2JE pyton.site

PYTON is a multidisciplinary exhibition platform and artist group in Oslo showcasing historic and contemporary Norwegian craft, art and design that are pioneering within their field. Founded in 2019, in response to growing interest in collectible design, craft and art from the contemporary Norwegian scene, PYTON is led by Henrik Ødegaard, Richard Øiestad, Tron Meyer and Are Blytt. Their exhibition space in Oslo aims to be a pioneering platform for exhibition concepts, inviting up-and-coming designers, craft makers and artists to a common space, juxtaposed with leading figures from the past. For London Craft Week 2022, by invitation of Norwegian Crafts, Richard Øiestad and Are Blytt from the PYTON team curate an exhibition in Gallery 5 at Cromwell Place. The gallery space is divided into several room typologies as a nod to the apartment it once was, using this as a catalytic idea for creating a stage for Norwegian art and design from the 20th century to the ultracontemporary. The selection spans design, fine art and noteworthy craft objects, commissioned and curated. The presentation also includes works by the PYTON artist group’s individual practices.

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West The Conran Shop Light Up Your World The Conran Shop returns to London Craft Week with an electrifying alliance with LG Electronics. The exclusive collaboration highlights the brand’s newest outdoor arrivals by blending a brigade of LG’s mostadvanced OLED televisions with the magical touch of London-based multidisciplinary artist Yinka Ilori’s distinctive palette.

The Conran Shop The Conran Shop Meets Collagerie for a Colourful Collaboration The Conran Shop continues its series of kaleidoscopic collaborations, this time with inspiration and style curation experts Collagerie. A capsule collection comprising the most colourful and considered pieces for the home, each design results from The Conran Shop’s in-house design team’s close work with Collagerie cofounders Lucinda Chambers and Serena Hood.

Exhibition Design Technology

09–10 & 13–14 May 10am–6pm 11–12 May 10am–7pm

The Conran Shop Michelin House 81 Fulham Road SW3 6RD

15 May 12–6pm

conranshop.co.uk 020 7589 7401

Booking not necessary Free

Product Launch Design

09–10 & 13–14 May 10am–6pm

The Conran Shop Michelin House 81 Fulham Road SW3 6RD

11–12 May 10am–7pm

conranshop.co.uk 020 7589 7401

15 May 12–6pm Booking not necessary Free

This London Craft Week, join us as we celebrate the art of leather craftsmanship, in collaboration with textile artist Lora Avedian. Visit our Sloane Street store to explore a series of exclusive works, created using Smythson leather.

SMY THSON.COM

104 West

West The Conran Shop Vitra’s Limited-Edition Panton Chair Duo Launches Exclusively at The Conran Shop The esteemed Swiss furniture manufacturer Vitra is launching a limited-edition two-tone Panton Chair Duo by Verner Panton. A total of 50 chairs are available in the UK, premiered exclusively by The Conran Shop in its Chelsea and Marylebone stores, and online at conranshop.com, during the month of May.

The Fashion School Introduction to 3D Hand Embroidery with Jung Byun An introductory workshop on three-dimensional hand embroidery, called stumpwork, for beginner and novice stitchers. Learn how to make a wearable flower pin from fabric and wire.

Product Launch Design

09–10 & 13–14 May 10am–6pm

The Conran Shop Michelin House 81 Fulham Road SW3 6RD

11–12 May 10am–7pm

conranshop.co.uk 020 7589 7401

Workshop Embroidery The Fashion School 224a King’s Road SW3 5UB

15 May 12–6pm Booking not necessary Free

Series Sponsor Artisan Chelsea Location 120 12 May 10am–2pm

onestitchmatters.co.uk Booking necessary thefashionschool-uk.com 8 places £80

The Fashion School Make, Do & Mend

Workshop Dress Making

Visit The Fashion School in Chelsea, a hub of responsible and sustainable fashion, and learn different techniques to mend your clothing. From fixing holes in jeans to darning jumpers, adding a patch or shortening sleeves, participants are taught how to repair and upcycle, instead of throwing away.

The Fashion School Atlantic Court 77 Kings Road SW3 4NX thefashionschool-uk.com

Booking necessary 12 places £30

The William Morris Society Silk and Metal Thread Embroidery with Becky Hogg

Workshop Embroidery

10 May 2–4pm

The William Morris Society 26 Upper Mall W6 9TA

Booking necessary, see LCW website for details £35

Join embroiderer Becky Hogg for a two-hour taster session. Explore a selection of the stitches from her ‘Strawberry Thief’-inspired designs and learn how to embroider with metal and silk threads in rows, loops and zig zags to create texture and pattern.

Series Sponsor Artisan Chelsea Location 122 13 May 10am–1pm

williammorrissociety.org 020 8741 3735

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West Tom Faulkner Lines of Distinction: Celebrating the Craft of Metalwork Tom Faulkner, celebrated maker of metal furniture, hosts an exhibition in his Chelsea showroom of FIVE – a new silver and metal collective creating contemporary sculpture and objects. On Thursday 12 May, join a talk with Tom and Ane Christensen, one of the UK’s leading contemporary metal workers.

Victoria and Albert Museum Upholstery with Jay & Co. Discover how to re-energise furniture in a sustainable way with Jay & Co.’s Jay Blades. As part of the slow making movement, Jay & Co. works with individual pieces of furniture and sustainable materials to create new bespoke pieces. Known for bringing objects back to life on The Repair Shop and Money for Nothing, Jay showcases his approach to restoration, highlighting how to work with materials in the most sustainable way possible.

Talk Metalworking

12 May 6–8pm

Tom Faulkner Ltd A3 Chelsea Reach 79–89 Lots Road SW10 0RN

Booking necessary 75 places Free

tomfaulkner.co.uk 020 7351 7272

Demonstration Furniture Making Upholstery Victoria and Albert Museum Cromwell Road SW7 2RL

09 May 2–4pm Booking necessary via vam.ac.uk/whatson £15

vam.ac.uk

Victoria and Albert Museum Fashioning Masculinities: LAWTON

Demonstration Tailoring

14 May 10.30am–12.30pm

Join a morning demonstration with Kimberley Megan Lawton to unpick what goes into making the perfect tailored suit. Kimberley details the journey of the whole process, and demonstrates how to draft and prepare a pair of bespoke trousers.

Victoria and Albert Museum Cromwell Road SW7 2RL

Booking necessary via vam.ac.uk/whatson £15

Victoria and Albert Museum Inspired in Glass

Talk Glass Working Glassblowing

In this panel discussion at the V&A, hear what inspires glass artists Anthony Amoako-Attah, Laura Quinn and James Maskrey and how they translate this into the most fragile of mediums.

vam.ac.uk

Victoria and Albert Museum Cromwell Road SW7 2RL vam.ac.uk

108 West

13 May 2–3.15pm Booking necessary via vam.ac.uk/whatson £15

West Victoria and Albert Museum Fashioning Masculinities: Alighieri Rosh Mahtani, founder of Alighieri jewellery, demonstrates the sculptural techniques used to create her signature look. Using handcrafted techniques and recycled materials, Rosh shares how each piece she creates tells its own unique story.

YALI x B&B Italia TONDO YALI Glass presents a new body of work produced in Murano. Designed by Marie-Rose Kahane, TONDO is the result of an experimental collaboration with the furnace Effetre, known for their extensive production of handcrafted coloured glass rods. Each work is a unique composition of hand-poured cast glass.

Demonstration Goldsmithing Jewellery Making Victoria and Albert Museum Cromwell Road SW7 2RL

15 May 2–4pm Booking necessary via vam.ac.uk/whatson £15

vam.ac.uk 020 7942 2000

Exhibition Glass Casting Glass Working B&B Italia 250 Brompton Road SW3 2AS

09–15 May 10am–6pm Booking not necessary Free

yaliglass.com

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North Angel Hampstead Islington King’s Cross Regent’s Park

Coal Drops Yard Coal Drops Yard joins London Craft Week for the third time, presenting a programme of workshops, installations and experiences celebrating making and materials, from the truly traditional to the exuberantly innovative. Coal Drops Yard is a shopping destination and foodie hotspot, where design meets fashion and craftsmanship is celebrated. Discover some of the world’s most exciting fashion, lifestyle and homeware brands in an extraordinary canal-side setting, just five minutes from King’s Cross and London St. Pancras stations. While you’re at Coal Drops Yard, make sure you also explore some of the cultural highlights of King’s Cross. This guide takes you through the neighbourhood’s art and architecture, design highlights and galleries. kingscross.co.uk/culture-guide

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COS Weaving Residency with Maria Sigma Textile artist Maria Sigma, who specialises in ‘zero waste’ design, hosts live demonstrations in store.

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164 [p122] Yarn Collective x Dodds & Shute Natural and Recycled: The Sustainable Future of Fabrics

Joseph Cheaney & Sons Shoe Polishing and Aftercare Masterclass

161 [p122] Tom Dixon Experience Design, Technique and Materiality at Tom Dixon’s Coal Office

171 [p121] The Fabricant Discover the Creative Possibilities of Digital Fashion

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163 [p119] Le Chocolat Alain Ducasse A Journey Through Taste with Le Chocolat Alain Ducasse

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165 [p121] The Drop A Drop-In Wine Tasting and Braai Evening with Journey’s End Vineyards

160 [p118] Dezeen and The Mills Fabrica Pioneering Innovation in Making

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169 [p121] Spiritland Spiritland x Audemus Spirits Gin Masterclass and Cocktail Making

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Tom Dixon Experience Design, Technique and Materiality at Tom Dixon’s Coal Office Discover the pioneering use of materials and techniques in Tom Dixon’s collections at his London hub, the Coal Office.

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North Arlo & Jacob x DUO-HUE Complementary Colourways with DUO-HUE British furniture brand Arlo & Jacob presents a collaboration with Amelia Ayerst, founder of DUO-HUE – a unique digital embroidery stitch that combines complementary colourways and differing stitch densities to create colour-morphing effects. Discover innovative embroidered artworks, woven blankets and cushions, and handcrafted sofas. On Thursday, meet Amelia and the Arlo & Jacob team for a drinks reception that is being supported by Bombay Sapphire Premier Cru.

Borough Kitchen Kitchen Knives and How to Use Them Correctly A practical, hands-on lesson on how to use kitchen knives correctly, with a focus on why high quality craftsmanship makes such a big difference. At the end of the workshop, sit down for a dinner featuring food you’ve prepared, all while gaining invaluable knowledge you can apply every time you cook.

Boutique by Shelter and Jo Cope Wherever I Lay My Hat Jo Cope and Shelter come together for their second collaboration following the ongoing success of ‘Shoes Have Names’. This exhibition partners six hat designers with six people who have experienced homelessness. Each designer handcrafts a hat inspired by the individual’s unique story and their future hopes.

Drinks reception Exhibition Furniture Making Textile Making Weaving Arlo & Jacob Islington Square 6C Esther Anne Place N1 1WL

Exhibition 09–14 May, 10am–6pm 15 May, 11am–5pm Drinks reception 12 May, 5–7pm Booking not necessary Free

arloandjacob.com

Workshop Food and Drink

12 May 6.30–8pm

Borough Kitchen 129c Upper Street N1 1QP

Booking necessary 10 places £49

boroughkitchen.com

Exhibition Design Millinery Recycling Materials Boutique by Shelter Unit EV8, 1st Floor Coal Drops Yard N1C 4AB shoeshavenames.com 020 3725 9439

Series Sponsor Coal Drops Yard Location 167 09–14 May 10am–6pm 15 May 11am–5pm Booking not necessary Free

British Library Quills and Calligraphy Masterclass

Masterclass Calligraphy

15 May 10am–5pm

Writing with a quill on vellum (calfskin) is a heritage craft that has been practised by scribes for centuries. Join Patricia Lovett MBE to learn how to write Gothic Black Letter and cut and write with a quill on a piece of vellum.

The British Library 96 Euston Road NW1 2DB

Booking necessary via bl.uk/courses 16 places £120 Adult £115 Concession

116 North

bl.uk/courses 020 7412 7783

North COS Weaving Residency with Maria Sigma

Demonstration Weaving

Visit the COS Coal Drops Yard store to discover the design process of textile artist Maria Sigma. The awardwinning weaver, who specialises in ‘zero waste’ design, is hosting live demonstrations in store and teaching her craft throughout the week.

COS Store at Coal Drops Yard Stable Street N1C 4AB

Crafts Council Gaining Ground: How Ancient Craft Knowledge Can Shape Our Future

Online Talk Talk Multidisciplinary

cosstores.com 020 3057 4480

Series Sponsor Coal Drops Yard Location 170 09–13 May 2–5pm 14–15 May 11am–5pm Booking not necessary Free

10 May 6.30–8pm

craftscouncil.org.uk

Booking necessary via craftscouncil.org.uk £10 Talk £8.50 Online Talk Free for Crafts magazine subscribers

Cubitts Cubitts Spectacle Frame-Making Workshop

Workshop Spectacle Making

14 May 10am–2pm

Join Cubitts for an evening of spectacle making. Hosted by their studio team, participants become trainee spectacle makers, taken through the process to create your own handmade frame. Working with acetate, learn how to hand saw your frame, file to sub-millimetre precision, before finishing with a spot of hand polishing.

Cubitts The Brewery Building 55–61 Brewery Road N7 9QH

Booking necessary 6 places £175

Cubitts A Celebration of Craftsmanship at Cubitts

Exhibition Multidisciplinary

Visit the Cubitts store in Coal Drops Yard throughout London Craft Week to discover an exhibition of uniquely crafted objects which celebrate creativity, expertise and material innovation.

Cubitts Coal Drops Yard Unit 14 Bagley Walk Arches N1C 4DH

Crafts Council Gallery 44A Pentonville Road N1 9BY

To mark the launch of the May/June issue of Crafts magazine and the opening of the exhibition ‘Gaining Ground’, the Crafts Council Gallery is hosting a talk about how traditional craft practices can help repair our ecosystems and societies.

cubitts.com 020 7683 6369

Series Sponsor Coal Drops Yard Location 162 09–14 May 10am–7pm 15 May 11am–5pm Booking not necessary Free

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North Daiwa Anglo-Japanese Foundation Asako Shiroki ‘The Wind Blows In’: A talk by Graham Ellard In this talk, artist and academic Graham Ellard will provide a different perspective on the work of Japanese artist Asako Shiroki, whose exhibition ‘The Wind Blows In’ is currently exhibited at the Daiwa Foundation. He will speak from his own experience of seeing and recording Shiroki creating her works using traditional Japanese craft methods.

Dezeen and The Mills Fabrica Pioneering Innovation in Making The Mills Fabrica hosts a conversation with Dezeen, the biomaterial innovation company Modern Synthesis and Renewcell, creators of Circulose®, a new natural material closing the loop on fashion. Join them for a discussion on their explorations and experiments in material innovation and its applications, from furniture to footwear.

Talk Woodworking Metalworking Daiwa Foundation Japan House 13/14 Cornwall Terrace NW1 4QP

11 May 6–7pm Booking necessary 80 places Free

dajf.org.uk

Talk Design Furniture Making Biofabrication Textile Making Fabrica X The Mills Fabrica 36–40 York Way N1 9AB

Series Sponsor Coal Drops Yard Location 160 11 May 6.30–8pm Booking necessary 30 places Free

themillsfabrica.com dezeen.com

Earl of East London Bespoke Candle Making Workshop

Workshop Candle Making

One of Earl of East’s expert candle makers takes you through the step-by-step process of making your very own scented 6oz soy wax candle. Get hints and tips on the creation of your perfect fragrance through a sensory experience of smelling and testing a selection of fragrance and essential oils.

Earl of East 76 Coal Drops Yard N1C 4DQ earlofeast.com

Booking necessary via earlofeast.com 12 places £55

JIJI & KANPAI Exploration of Sake Tasting and Japanese Food

Tasting Food and Drink

12 May 7.30–10pm

Experience the flavours of Japan with a delicious three-course meal, round of sushi and sake tasting at the brand new Islington hotspot JIJI. The UK’s first sake brewery KANPAI guides you through a bespoke sake tasting, with JIJI providing a curated selection of their signature dishes alongside.

JIJI 6G Esther Anne Place N1 1WL

Booking necessary 50 places £65

118 North

jijirestaurants.com 020 7486 3929

Series Sponsor Coal Drops Yard Location 166 12 May 5–6pm

North Joseph Cheaney & Sons Shoe Polishing and Aftercare Masterclass Cheaney Shoes, English shoemakers since 1886, invite you to bring along your well-loved or neglected shoes for a comprehensive class on footwear aftercare. From cleaning to polishing and everything else in-between, be expertly guided through the steps to bring your shoes back to life.

Kam Ce Kam Sustainable Crafts in an Age of Advanced Technology Kam Ce Kam is a furniture and interiors brand born from a passion for innovative design conceived through traditional methods of manufacturing. Visit EDGE to discover a selection of Kam Ce Kam designs, handmade in India by their team of highly skilled craftspeople. A panel discussion during the week explores how technology is shaping the future of the craft sector.

Keats House Contemporary Flower Pressing with Artist Elaine Duigenan

Masterclass Cordwaining Lapidary

Series Sponsor Coal Drops Yard Location 168

Joseph Cheaney & Sons Coal Drops Yard N1C 4DQ

14 May 4–5pm

cheaney.co.uk

Exhibition Talk Bamboo Working Furniture Making Weaving

Exhibition 09–13 May 9am–5pm 14–15 May 10am–5pm

EDGE Showroom 146 Marylebone Road NW1 5PH

Booking not necessary Free

kamcekam.com

Le Chocolat Alain Ducasse A Journey Through Taste with Le Chocolat Alain Ducasse

Keats House 10 Keats Grove NW3 2RR cityoflondon.gov. uk/things-to-do/ attractions-museumsentertainment/keatshouse

Tasting Food and Drink

Discover Le Chocolat’s single-origin and flavoured ganaches, pralinés ‘à l’ancienne’, chocolate bars and more, travelling around the world through flavours and aromas during a unique presentation and tasting at the brand’s Coal Drops Yard store.

Talk 12 May 6–9pm Booking necessary 70 places Free

Workshop Floristry

Be inspired by Keats House through a creative workshop with artist Elaine Duigenan on ideas and techniques for contemporary flower pressing. Learn how Keats’ poetry was informed by his knowledge of plants and go home with your own artwork made with flowers. Materials are provided.

Booking necessary via coaldrops@cheaney.co.uk 10 places Free

Le Chocolat Alain Ducasse Unit 15 Bagley Walk N1C 4DH lechocolatalainducasse.com

14 May 11am–1pm & 2.30–4.30pm Booking necessary 10 places per session £35

Series Sponsor Coal Drops Yard Location 163 13 May 6–8pm Booking necessary 30 places Free

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North Lord’s Cricket Ground Tours and Heritage Crafts The Craft of Bat Making and Cricket Bats Through the Ages Join former Derbyshire County Cricketer Paul Aldred as he delivers a talk on the skills and techniques involved in bat making, which is featured on the Heritage Crafts’ Red List of Endangered Crafts. The Collection’s Officer at Lord’s Marylebone Cricket Club will also discuss the history of different cricket bats in their collection.

Royal Academy of Music From Cremona to London Royal Academy of Music curator of instruments Barbara Meyer and luthiers present violin making inspired by the famous Cremonese classical instrument-making community, 1550–1750. A demonstration compares the Academy’s collection of modern and period instruments. A tour of the strings gallery follows.

Sarabande Foundation Shadow Puppet Workshop with Kirico Ueda Join Sarabande for a shadow puppet workshop held by artist-in-residence Kirico Ueda. With the lights low and the shadows high, this workshop guides you in the creation of your very own shadow puppet.

Shannon Clegg Field Pop-Up Exhibition at BOTANY Designer-maker Shannon Clegg exhibits ‘Field’, a collection of 3D floral-based sculptural bouquets created using her unique hand-moulding technique and real flowers like Statice and Kangaroo Paw, which are naturally dried, formed and preserved. The exhibition is part of BOTANY’s pop-up focusing on connecting people with nature through craftsmanship.

120 North

Masterclass Woodworking Cricket Bat Making

10 May See LCW website for details

Lord’s Cricket Ground St John’s Wood Road NW8 8QN

Booking necessary £10

lords.org/lords/lord -s-experience/tours heritagecrafts.org.uk

Guided Tour Talk Musical Instrument Making Royal Academy of Music Marylebone Road NW1 5HT

11 May 11am–12.30pm & 3–4.30pm Booking necessary 15 places per session Free

ram.ac.uk

Workshop Costume and Prop Making Paper Making Sarabande Foundation 22 Hertford Road N1 5SH

10 May 7–8.30pm Booking necessary via eventbrite.co.uk 30 places £7

sarabandefoundation.org 020 3814 8634

Exhibition Design Floristry Sculpture BOTANY Pop-Up Islington Square Unit G7 116 Upper Street N1 1AB botanyshop.co.uk

09–15 May 11am–6pm Booking not necessary Free

North Spiritland Spiritland x Audemus Spirits Gin Masterclass and Cocktail Making

Tasting Food and Drink Spiritland King’s Cross 9–10 Stable Street N1C 4AB

Join Spiritland for an evening of music, gin and cocktail making. Pip Johnson of Audemus Spirits guides you through their process of crafting gin, with a tasting of the brand’s flagship Pink Pepper gin. This is followed by a cocktail masterclass hosted by Hamish Denny, Spiritland’s group bar manager.

The Drop A Drop-In Wine Tasting and Braai Evening with Journey’s End Vineyards The Drop wine bar in Coal Drops Yard has teamed up with award-winning South African winery Journey’s End to host a South African braai and wine tasting ‘dropin’ evening. Journey’s End wines are available by the glass, bottle or as a flight and their team are on hand to talk with those who are keen to learn more. The Drop team will also be serving South African braai plates throughout the evening.

The Fabricant Discover the Creative Possibilities of Digital Fashion What does the fashion industry of tomorrow look like? How will digital innovation, collaboration and co-creation shape the future of fashion? In this workshop discover how you can become part of the digital era in fashion design.

Series Sponsor Coal Drops Yard Location 169 10 May 6–9pm

spiritland.com

Booking necessary 70 places £65

Tasting Food and Drink

Series Sponsor Coal Drops Yard Location 165

The Drop Unit 22–24 Bagley Walk Arches Coal Drops Yard N1C 4DH thedropwinebar.co.uk

10 May 6–10pm Booking not necessary Free

Workshop Digital Fashion Technology

Series Sponsor Coal Drops Yard Location 171

Central Saint Martins Granary Building 1 Granary Square N1C 4AA

See LCW website for details

thefabricant.com

The Invisible Collection Celebrating the Icons of Tomorrow

Exhibition Multidisciplinary

09–13 May 11am–5pm

Founded in 2016 by Anna Zaoui and Isabelle Dubern-Mallevays, The Invisible Collection is an online destination for discovering beautiful designs from the world’s most renowned talents. Visit their recently opened showroom in Marylebone to explore a unique inventory of bespoke creations and find out how they are made by exceptional craftspeople with unparalleled expertise.

The Invisible Collection 2–4 Huntsworth Mews NW1 6DE

Booking necessary Free

theinvisiblecollection.com

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North Tom Dixon Experience Design, Technique and Materiality at Tom Dixon’s Coal Office Discover the pioneering use of materials and techniques in Tom Dixon’s collections at his London hub, the Coal Office, and the stories behind their creation. Come and explore Tom’s latest experiments, innovations and collaborations, including SWIRL, CORK and PRESS.

Vanessa Butt Upholstery All-Natural Cushion Workshop Make your own scatter cushion from natural materials, in the heritage interiors of Burgh House, Hampstead. This workshop includes information and guidance on natural upholstery materials and fabrics, making fabric buttons, tufting and hand stitching, in collaboration with Camira Fabrics.

Yarn Collective x Dodds & Shute Natural and Recycled: The Sustainable Future of Fabrics Explore the sustainable future of textiles with Dodds & Shute, design industry experts in responsible manufacturing, and Yarn Collective, the textile company specialising in recycled and natural fabrics. Discover Yarn Collective’s recycled collections that are beautifully woven with offcuts left over from clothing production, reducing textile waste that would otherwise have gone to landfill.

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Exhibition Furniture Making Design

Series Sponsor Coal Drops Yard Location 161

Tom Dixon 4-10 Bagley Walk N1C 4DH

9–14 May 10am–7pm 15 May 11am–5pm

tomdixon.net

Workshop Recycling Materials Upholstery Burgh House New End Square NW3 1LT

Booking not necessary Free

11 May 1–3.30pm Booking necessary 10 places £51

vanessabutt.co.uk 020 3488 8580

Exhibition Design Textile Making

Series Sponsor Coal Drops Yard Location 164

Kiosk N1C 108 Lower Stable Street Coal Drops Yard N1C 4DR

09–14May 10am–5pm 15 May 11am–4pm

yarncollective.co.uk doddsandshute.com

Booking not necessary Free

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Start-up incubator

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Events

Planet-Saving Innovations INCUBATION Customised support for startups developing sustainable innovations in techstyle (apparel & textiles) and agrifood technology

INVESTMENT Our fund invests globally in sustainablesupply chain & production, ingredients/materials & products innovations, sustainable platforms and circular models

FABRICA X Innovation gallery and concept store showcasing the latest fashion and food tech innovations

The Mills Fabrica is an innovation platform dedicated to supporting techstyle and agtech companies transition to a more sustainable future through innovations and collaborations. Officially launched in Hong Kong in December 2018, The Mills is a landmark revitalization project by the Nan Fung Group, transforming their old textile factories into a new heritage, experiential retail and innovation centre.

Prototyping lab

An innovation gallery and concept store for sustainable brands

Our role is to drive forward the innovations addressing the biggest challenges that the world is facing. Whether it’s making new clothes out of old ones (Renewcell), 3D-weaving jeans of the future (unspun), engineering bacteria

COWORKING SPACE Membership-led workspace, prototyping lab and events space dedicated to sustainable innovators in London and Hong Kong

to produce and grow dyes without harming the environment (Colorifix) and giving a second life to items we never would have before (Reflaunt), these startups shine light on the pathway to saving Mother Earth.

EVENTS AND COLLABORATIONS We partner with like-minded organizations to educate and inspire the ecosystem and public

IMPACT INITIATIVES Nurturing the next generation of entrepreneurs through residencies, tailored support and industry connections

Fabrica X, our innovation gallery and concept store is open to the public with extended hours throughout London Craft Week G/F Cottam House, 36-40 York Way, Kings Cross, London N1 9AB Monday-Sunday, 10am–7pm To find out more contact us at: Incubation and Investment – london@themillsfabrica.com | Memberships – hello@themillsfabrica.com | Fabrica X – fabricax_london@themillsfabrica.com

Circulose® by Renewcell Visit the UK unveiling of Circulose®, a new natural material made 100% from textile waste. With a breakthrough process, Swedish company Renewcell is closing the loop on fashion and making it circular – at scale. This installation showcases how Circulose® is changing the fashion industry from the inside.

Biological Colour: A Creative Screen-Printing Workshop with Ruth Lloyd x Colorifix Join Colorifix creative resident Ruth Lloyd in a hands-on screen-printing workshop using bacterial pigment technology. This experience aims to introduce sustainable, biological colour systems to the public and communicate their creative potential both for the industry and for individual designers and practitioners.

Urban Fungariums by Rachel Horton-Kitchlew The Urban Fungarium encourages a positive perspective towards mushrooms. It facilitates the cultivation of beautiful, nutritious mushrooms in the domestic environment while also providing education around fungi and the wellbeing benefits of Biophilic design. Discover Rachel HortonKitchlew’s Biophilic natureinspired works, which explore mycelium as an alternative to manmade materials.

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The Mills Fabrica The Mills Fabrica is set to become a vibrant player, advancing regenerative solutions for generations to come in the heart of London. Having expanded its key focus area from Techstyle to AgTech, The Mills Fabrica is strategically positioned to spearhead sustainable innovation and creativity to redefine the realms of how they grow, make, transport and discard what we wear and what we eat. Housed within a three-storey Victorian warehouse reimagined by renowned architects Barr Gazetas and restored by Untold Interiors, The Mills Fabrica comprises: Fabrica X, an experiential concept store and innovation gallery for sustainable brands; membership-led work spaces; a tech lab equipped with laser cutter and 3D printer for prototyping; a powerful start-up incubation programme; and curated events dedicated to building a community of sustainable innovators. The Mills Fabrica’s investment fund has a vested interest in over 25 startups – collectively valued at over $1 billion – tackling systemic issues at the material level, within the supply chain and all the way down to the business models in need of driving better environmental, societal and governance outputs. Notable portfolio companies include garment fibre recycling pioneer Renewcell, Geltor - a biodesign company developing collagen-based vegan ingredients for the beauty industry, and Unspun, who are rewriting how jeans are made with 3D weaving technology and on-demand manufacturing. As the second outpost of the Hong Kong-based regeneration project The Mills, the London site marks an exciting crosscontinental chapter in the global journey to drive a more sustainable future.

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The Mills Fabrica BIOHM Creating Bio-Materials From Waste with BIOHM BIOHM is a leading pioneer in the research and development of bio-based materials, particularly in the field of bio-manufacturing materials made from waste. Join BIOHM in this part-learning, part-making workshop and discover how waste is transformed into completely new materials.

Colorifix Biological Colour: A Creative Screen-Printing Workshop with Ruth Lloyd x Colorifix Join Colorifix creative resident Ruth Lloyd in a hands-on screen-printing workshop using bacterial pigment technology. This experience aims to introduce sustainable, biological colour systems to the public and communicate their creative potential both for the industry and for individual designers and practitioners.

Fanfare Label Repurposed, Reused and Recycled Fanfare Label combines bold and contemporary designs with repurposed and reused materials, offering a wardrobe of sustainable clothing that’s made to last. Visit their exhibition to get a sense of the making process, see the new collection and interact with innovative materials.

Workshop Biofabrication Textile Making

12 May See LCW website for details

Fabrica X The Mills Fabrica 36–40 York Way N1 9AB

Booking necessary 8 places

biohm.co.uk

Workshop Biofabrication Printing Recycling Materials Fabrica X The Mills Fabrica 36–40 York Way N1 9AB

11 May 10am–12pm & 2–4pm Booking necessary 8 places per workshop £25

colorifix.com

Exhibition Recycling Materials Textile Making Fabrica X The Mills Fabrica 36–40 York Way N1 9AB

09–15 May 10am–7pm Booking not necessary Free

fanfarelabel.com

Flax London Reinventing Linen by Flax London

Exhibition Textile Making

09–15 May 10am–7pm

Flax London is on a mission to change perceptions around linen, using different weights and weaves of the fabric to demonstrate its unknown versatility. At Fabrica X, Flax London is providing a behind-thescenes look into how this inherently low-impact fabric is made.

Fabrica X The Mills Fabrica 36–40 York Way N1 9AB

Booking not necessary Free

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flaxlondon.com

The Mills Fabrica Joao Maraschin Create Your Own Hand-Knitted Beanie From Upcycled Material by Joao Maraschin Join Joao Maraschin and knit your own beanie from scratch with upcycled material while learning more about the background of Joao’s practice. Participants are taught basic hand-knitting skills during the workshop and leave with a brand-new hat made from repurposed cotton shirting.

Workshop Knitting Recycling Materials Fabrica X The Mills Fabrica 36–40 York Way N1 9AB

13 May 10am–12pm & 2–4pm Booking necessary 15 places per workshop £25

joaomaraschin.com

Rachel Horton-Kitchlew Urban Fungariums by Rachel Horton-Kitchlew

Exhibition Biofabrication

09–15 May 10am–7pm

The Urban Fungarium encourages a positive perspective towards mushrooms. It facilitates the cultivation of beautiful, nutritious mushrooms in the domestic environment while also providing education around fungi and the wellbeing benefits of Biophilic design. Discover Rachel Horton-Kitchlew’s Biophilic nature-inspired works, which explore mycelium as an alternative to manmade materials.

Fabrica X The Mills Fabrica 36–40 York Way N1 9AB

Booking not necessary Free

Renewcell Circulose® by Renewcell

Exhibition Recycling Materials Textile Making

Visit the UK unveiling of Circulose®, a new natural material made 100% from textile waste. With a breakthrough process, Swedish company Renewcell is closing the loop on fashion and making it circular – at scale. This installation showcases how Circulose® is changing the fashion industry from the inside.

The Mills Fabrica Fabrica X at London Craft Week Fabrica X is a concept store and innovation gallery, presenting demonstrations, workshops and retail experiences focused on sustainable innovation. Try on their conscious-curation of RTW brands, learn about companies like Renewcell, who turn discarded textiles into a natural material, or scan your perfect pair of jeans with Unspun, who eliminate waste thanks to on-demand manufacturing.

themillsfabrica.com

Fabrica X The Mills Fabrica 36–40 York Way N1 9AB

09–15 May 10am–7pm Booking not necessary Free

renewcell.com

Exhibition Biofabrication Recycling Materials Textile Making Fabrica X The Mills Fabrica 36–40 York Way N1 9AB

09–15 May 10am–7pm Booking not necessary Free

themillsfabrica.com

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South Borough Brixton Camberwell Greenwich Southbank Waterloo

South Borough Market Discover the Craft Behind Borough Market’s Traders See behind the scenes at Borough Market with live demonstrations and tours showcasing the many artisan crafts that produce the food we love. Learn how to use knives correctly, see the art of bee keeping and nut-brittle making in action and watch their famous fishmongers shucking oysters.

City & Guilds of London Art School Paper Demonstrations, Printmaking Workshop and Carving at the Art School An exploration of paper: watch paper demonstrations, discover specialist paper conservation and fine art techniques and, on Saturday 14 May, try your hand at blind printing (no ink involved). Visitors can also tour the wood and stone carving studios, cast a vote in the carving competition or join a free talk and tasting with Fabal Lager.

DKT Artworks A Journey Through Craftsmanship with DKT Artworks DKT Artworks specialise in handcrafted bespoke decorative finishes and site-specific artworks. Go behind the scenes and witness the creative process, including carving, gilding, painting and verre églomisé, that makes their finishes so unique.

English National Opera Tour of the Production Costume Workshop at English National Opera A guided tour around the production costume workshop for English National Opera on Burrell Street. See the talented costume and millinery teams hard at work, designing and making costumes ready for ENO’s forthcoming season at their home, the London Coliseum.

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Demonstration Guided Tour Food and Drink

Demonstration 12 May 10am–3pm

Borough Market 8 Southwark Street SE1 1TL

Booking not necessary Free

boroughmarket.org.uk

Guided Tour 12 May Booking necessary See LCW website for more details

Demonstration Talk and Tasting Workshop Multidisciplinary

Demonstration, Free 13 May, 10am-5pm 14 May, 10am-6pm Booking not necessary

City & Guilds of London Art School 124 Kennington Park Rd SE11 4DJ

Workshop, £5.98 14 May,11am–12pm, 12–1pm, 2–3pm & 3–4pm

cityandguilds artschool.ac.uk 020 7735 2306

Guided Tour Multidisciplinary DKT Artworks Unit 24 Grange Mills Weir Road SW12 0NE dkt.co.uk 020 8682 8460

Talk and Tasting, Free 14 May, 2–3pm Booking not necessary Booking necessary via cityandguildsartschool. ac.uk 10–11 May 8.30–9.30am, 9.30–10.30am, 10.30–11.30am & 11.30am–12.30pm Booking necessary 15 places per tour Free

Guided Tour Costume and Prop Making

10–11 May 10.30–11.15am

English National Opera Costume Workshop Arch 6, Burrell Street SE1 OUN

Booking necessary 20 places per tour £10

eno.org 020 7836 0111

South FABAL x The Lettering Arts Trust FABAL and The Lettering Arts Trust: The Human Being as Maker

Demonstration Food and Drink Letter Carving Stonemasonry

The name Fabal derives from the Latin word ‘Faber’, meaning ‘the human being as the maker or creator – a craftsperson or artisan’. Join Fabal in their taproom on the Bermondsey Beer Mile for a day of live stone-carving demonstrations by lettering artist, letter cutter and sculptor, Louise Tiplady. Have a go at stone carving yourself, try some of Fabal’s award-winning lager and understand more about the craft of brewing from their own maltsters.

Garden Museum Not All Roses are Romantic…

Hiver Taproom 56 Stanworth Street SE1 3NY

Garden Museum 5 Lambeth Palace Road SE1 7LB gardenmuseum.org.uk

ISHKAR Courts and Fields: An Exhibition and Q&A

Talk Fine Art Rug Making

Join ISHKAR and Sir Christopher Le Brun for an exhibition preview of their collaboration, ‘Courts and Fields’. The event showcases a limited-edition collection of carpets designed by the artist and handmade by ISHKAR in Afghanistan, alongside a talk, Q&A and tour of the artist’s studio.

Booking not necessary Free

madeofengland.co.uk/fabal 020 3198 9972

Exhibition Performance Floristry Leather Working

A collaboration between conceptual shoemaker Jo Cope, performance artist Hollie Miller, sustainable flower designer Shane Connolly and curator Amy de la Haye. Installations and drop-in performances explore and rupture the symbiotic relationship between humans, roses and the natural world and amplify the politicised and ‘darker’ themes raised by the museum’s current exhibition.

12 May 12–8pm

Sir Christopher Le Brun Studio 108c Warner Road SE5 9HQ

Exhibition 09–15 May 10am–5pm Performance 09 May 11am–5pm Booking necessary via gardenmuseum.org.uk £12.50

14 May 2–4pm Booking necessary via eventbrite.co.uk 40 places £20

ishkar.com

Morley College London Craft Workshops and Penny Lecture at Morley College London

Talk Workshop Multidisciplinary

On Friday 13 May, accomplished fashion designers and founders of À La Disposition, Lynda and Daniel Kinne, explore the wonder of Venice Carnival with their talk ‘Crafting the Past: Costuming for Venice Carnival’. Sunday 15 May sees a day of interactive craft workshops led by well-known artisans and makers.

Morley College London 61 Westminster Bridge Road SE1 7HT morleycollege.ac.uk 020 7450 1959

Talk 13 May, 6–7.30pm Booking necessary via eventbrite.co.uk 50 places Workshops 15 May, 11am–3pm Booking necessary 10–12 places per workshop £15

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South National Taiwan Craft Research and Development Institute Colour Theatre: Taiwanese Fibre Crafts This exhibition invites fibre artists, master craftspeople and craft groups to create dyed and woven works using colours typically found in Taiwan. Alongside this, a selection of the artists’ existing pieces is presented.

NOW Gallery ‘Feeling Good’ by Joy Yamusangie Joy Yamusangie transforms NOW Gallery into a fictional jazz club showcasing their paintings on paper and fabric, inspired by ephemeral conversations and moments. Associated events include ‘PRIM Presents...Illustrators to the Front’, an interactive workshop designed to provide illustrators with insights and tools to earn commissions in publishing.

Exhibition Workshop Dyeing Textile Making gallery@oxo Oxo Tower Wharf Barge House Street SE1 9PH

Exhibition 09–15 May, 11am–6pm Workshop 13–15 May, 2–4pm Booking not necessary Free

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Exhibition Workshop Design Fine Art NOW Gallery Greenwich Peninsula SE10 0SQ nowgallery.co.uk 020 3770 2212

Exhibition 10–13 May 10am–7pm 14 May 10am–5pm 15 May 11am–4pm Workshop 15 May 10am–5pm Booking necessary via nowgallery.co.uk Free

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South Second Floor Studios & Arts (SFSA) Deptford Foundry Open Studios The Deptford Foundry was the largest ‘new build’ studio site to open within zone two in over a decade. Now in its fourth operational year, a vibrant community of visual artists has formed within the 85 studios. A chance to explore the work of SFSA’s emerging and established practitioners.

Studio Voltaire House of Voltaire Presents James Shaw James Shaw is a designer and maker exploring the material landscape in a hands-on way. In this talk, James discusses how his work offers a new way of thinking about the creation of objects and the resources around us, confronting the notion of ‘waste’ to develop new, beautiful materials.

Second Floor Studios & Arts Alloy & Casting House Moulding Lane SE14 6BN secondfloor.co.uk/ open-studios

Talk Design Recycling Materials Studio Voltaire 1a Nelsons Row SW4 7JR

Open House 14–15 May 12-6pm Booking not necessary Free Demonstrations and Talks 14–15 May See LCW website for more details Booking necessary Free

14 May 2pm Booking necessary via eventbrite.co.uk Free

studiovoltaire.org houseofvoltaire.org jamesmichaelshaw.co.uk

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FEELING GOOD JOY YAMUSANGIE 24 MAR – 5 JUN

Demonstration Open House Talk Multidisciplinary

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South The Future of Craft: Design-Nation Design-Nation

Fair Multidisciplinary

12–15 May 11am–6pm

Design-Nation returns to ‘The Future of Craft’ at Oxo Tower Wharf with an exciting new showcase of thoughtfully selected work, made by designers and craftspeople working around Britain. Meet the makers, learn more about their techniques and materials and celebrate contemporary craft.

Bargehouse Oxo Tower Wharf Barge House Street SE1 9PH

Booking not necessary Free

The Future of Craft: Future Icons Future Icons

Fair Multidisciplinary

12–15 May 11am–6pm

Future Icons returns to ‘The Future of Craft’ at Oxo Tower Wharf’s iconic Bargehouse. Showcasing a selection of exceptional multidisciplinary craft artworks for private and commercial residencies in a curated salon, visitors have the chance to meet the artists and learn more about their practices.

Bargehouse Oxo Tower Wharf Barge House Street SE1 9PH

Booking not necessary, Free

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designnation.co.uk

futureicons.co.uk

South The Future of Craft: Oxo Tower Wharf Oxo Tower Wharf

Fair Multidisciplinary

12–15 May 11am–6pm

Oxo Tower Wharf, Future Icons and Design-Nation partner to bring back ‘The Future of Craft’ at Bargehouse. Expect a carefully selected line-up of innovative and forward-thinking craft organisations, practitioners and collectives along with an engaging talks programme, hands-on workshops and demonstrations from master craftspeople, all under one roof.

Bargehouse Oxo Tower Wharf Bargehouse Street SE1 9PH

Booking not necessary Free

The Soft Collective Soft Dialogue

Exhibition Multidisciplinary

10–11 & 13–14 May 10am–4.45pm

Challenging our understanding of textiles, ‘Soft Dialogue’ presents the work of ten emerging international textile artists, makers and researchers. Emotion-led concepts connect the practitioners together, engaging themselves and their audience in an ever-evolving exchange between people, space and objects.

The Department Store, Brixton 248 Ferndale Road SW9 8FR

12 May 10am–8.45pm

wagumi Repair and Heal at wagumi

Workshop Ceramics Lacquering Recycling Materials

10 & 12–15 May 12–1.30pm, 2.30–4pm & 4.30–6pm

Oxo Tower-based wagumi offers workshops in Japanese crafts, including the return of their popular masterclasses in kintsugi, a method of mending ceramics with lacquer and metal powder. Visitors can also join workshops on making Japanese-style incense.

oxotower.co.uk 020 7021 1650

Unit 1.09 Oxo Tower Wharf Bargehouse Street SE1 9PH

Booking not necessary Free

Booking necessary via wagumi-j.com 8 places per workshop £58

wagumi-j.com 020 7928 1427

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East City of London Clerkenwell Dalston Haggerston Shoreditch Spitalfields

East Alighieri The Museum of Alighieri Step into the Museum of Alighieri and discover the hand behind each of their modern heirlooms. The exhibition showcases founder Rosh Mahtani’s creative process, from initial design inspiration to final talisman, using sustainable and ethical practices each step of the way. Visit the Museum gift shop for exclusive memorabilia, enjoy an aperitivo in the courtyard and learn more about how Alighieri make their jewellery in the oldest jewellery district, Hatton Garden.

American Vintage x Alice Burnhope Waste Not! Upcycling, Customisation and Repair American Vintage hosts award-winning textile artist Alice Burnhope for two workshops exploring upcycling, customisation and repair. Using unwanted end-of-line items or pieces in need of love or repair, the workshops demonstrate how using embroidery, appliqué and darning techniques can breathe new life into items we’d otherwise discard.

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Drinks Reception Exhibition Goldsmithing Jewellery Making 18 Hatton Place EC1N 8RU alighieri.com

Exhibition 09–13 May 3–7pm 14–15 May 10am–5pm Drinks Reception 12 May 6.30–8pm Booking necessary See LCW website for details

Workshop Embroidery Textile Making

11 & 13 May 5.30–8pm

Booking necessary American Vintage Femme 10 places per workshop 16 Horner Square £25 E1 6EW oldspitalfieldsmarket. com/events/ american-vintagex-alice-burnhope

East Craft Central Craft Central Workshops Take part in one of Craft Central’s special workshops during London Craft Week. From jesmonite casting to the art of drawing with fire, get inspired and learn a new skill. At a Makers’ Market on Saturday 14 May, explore handcrafted products and gifts from talented designer-makers.

Daniel w. Fletcher Patchwork-Scraps Workshop A workshop guided by British fashion designer Daniel Fletcher. Over a two-hour session, participants are shown various forms of patchworking and ways to recycle leftover fabrics and materials which can be turned into a cushion cover, wall hanging or wearable garment.

Fedrigoni Paper TORRI & MUTA for Fabriano Paper Pavilion Fedrigoni Paper presents ‘TORRI & MUTA’. The two books commemorate the 2019 Fabriano Paper Pavilion and explore the craftsmanship of being a paper master, while also telling the evolutionary story of paper. Throughout the week, Fedrigoni Paper exhibits installations from the Fabriano Paper Pavilion, including artwork from Maria Pina Bentivenga and Gianna Bentivenga – curated by printmaker Umberto Giovannini.

FiredUp4 at Museum of the Home Barnaby Barford, Rich Miller and Marijke Varrall-Jones in Dialogue with Sonia Solicari Join Museum of the Home director Sonia Solicari, artist Barnaby Barford, ceramicist Rich Miller and market specialist Marijke VarrallJones to celebrate FiredUp4. This charity brings together 50 artists to raise funds for pottery studios for young people. The panel discuss how ceramics enhance our lives and our homes.

Market Workshop Fine Art Paper Making Woodworking Craft Central 397–411 Westferry Road E14 3AE

14 & 15 May Times vary, see LCW website for details Booking necessary via craftcentral.org.uk From £45

craftcentral.org.uk

Workshop Design Quilting Recycling Materials The Ned Princes Dome 27 Poultry EC2R 8AJ

11 May 6.30–8.30pm Booking necessary 12 places £15

danielwfletcher.com

Demonstration Exhibition Talk Lettering Paper Making Printing Fedrigoni Paper 67 Clerkenwell Road EC1R 5BL paper.fedrigoni.com

Exhibition 09–13 May, 10am–4pm Demonstration 12–13 May, 4–6pm Booking not necessary Free Talk 12 May, 6–8.30pm Booking necessary 80 places Free

Talk Online Talk Ceramics

Talk 12 May 3–4pm

Museum of the Home 136 Kingsland Road E2 8EA

Booking necessary £10 General £5 Concession

firedup4.com

Online Talk 12 May 3–4pm Booking not necessary Free

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East House of Hackney House of Hackney and Freya Bramble-Carter: Sculpting Nature

Workshop Ceramics Clay Working Design Sculpture

Luxury British interiors brand House of Hackney and ceramics artist Freya Bramble-Carter join up to host a hand-sculpting workshop inspired by a joint muse: Mother Nature. Championing craft and the power of plants, join Freya at House of Hackney’s new home for this intimate pottery workshop.

House of Hackney St Michaels Clergy House, Mark Street EC2A 4ER

12 May 6.30–9pm Booking necessary 12 places £20

houseofhackney.com

Joseph Cheaney & Sons Deconstruction of the Handmade Leather Shoe Join English shoemakers Joseph Cheaney & Sons for live demonstrations as they take apart a pair of their handcrafted Goodyear Welted shoes, displaying the quality of construction. Staff are on hand to answer any questions, or if you’d like to try a pair on.

Demonstration Cordwaining Leather Working Joseph Cheaney & Sons 73 Brushfield Street E1 6AA

09–15 May 11am–3pm Booking not necessary 5 places per session Free

oldspitalfieldsmarket. com/events/ deconstructionof-the-shoe

MATE.Bike x Grafton Saddler Grafton Saddler: Leatherwork Demonstration

Demonstration Leather Working

12 May 11am–6pm

Discover more about the leatherwork techniques and processes involved in the making of a Grafton Saddler custom saddle. Watch a live demonstration by craftsperson Hannah Galvin-Horne, who introduces the materials, techniques and processes used in her craft. From the finest aniline calfskin, the leather is cut, dyed, finished, hand punched and applied to the saddle to create the bespoke bike saddle design.

Mate 75–77 Brushfield Street E1 6AA

Booking necessary Free

Nicholas Hughes Celebrating the Splodge!

Workshop Printing Wallpaper Making

A pop-up at Old Spitalfields Market including practical workshops that offer a glimpse into the creative process of artist Nicholas Hughes, who uses drawing, block printing and storytelling to make handmade wallpapers, prints and illustrations. Discover the joys and serendipity of hand block printing and take home your printed creations.

oldspitalfieldsmarket. com/events/mate-xgrafton-saddler

Old Spitalfields Market 63 Brushfield Street E1 6AA

11–12 May 1–2.30pm & 5.30–7pm Booking necessary 12 places per workshop £20

diddletron.com

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East Planque Tasting: Natural Wine x Natural Ceramics with Alisdair Brooke-Taylor An intimate tasting and discussion with potter/ chef Alisdair Brooke-Taylor (@natural.ceramics) at Planque. The event is centred around Alisdair’s natural ceramics philosophy and process as it relates and interweaves with the natural wines and dishes served.

Rebus Signet Rings Rebus Presents: Permanent and Personal An evening bringing together two age-old crafts, engraving and tattooing. The similarities between these means of making personal, permanent marks are explored as a print design by @__louislou is tattooed while simultaneously carved into a signet ring.

Talk Tasting Ceramics Food and Drink Planque 322–324 Acton Mews E8 4EA

11 May 6–8pm Booking necessary 16 places £65

planque.co.uk

Demonstration Engraving Jewellery Making Tattoo Art Rebus Signet Rings 67-69 Leather Lane EC1N 7TJ

12 May 6.30–9pm Booking necessary 60 places Free

rebussignetrings.co.uk 020 7405 5188

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East Sabina Savage Exploring The Savage Kingdom: Inspiration and Illustration with Sabina Savage

Exhibition Talk Design Fine Art Textile Making

Sabina Savage is an illustrator and print designer who uses her craft to create exquisite scarves and apparel. Hear Sabina discuss her creative process, from storytelling to placement print. Visit the pop-up and exhibition to view a selection of Sabina’s hand-rendered drawings and explore the finished products.

59 Brushfield Street E1 6AA sabinasavage.com

Exhibition 09–13 May 10am–6pm Booking not necessary Free Talk 09 May 7–9pm Booking necessary 20 places Free

Studio Furthermore Space Lava

Exhibition Ceramics Metalworking

Studio Furthermore presents a new and unseen collection of Lava Rock vases alongside porcelain foam pots. The exhibition also features furniture from the studio’s Moon Rock collection, a project examining resource scarcity and the prospect of mining on the moon.

ONEROOM Gallery 9 French Place E1 6JB

13 May 12–9pm 14–15 May 11am–6pm Booking not necessary Free

studiofurthermore.com

The Experimental Weave Lab and The Clothworkers’ Company The Experimental Weave Lab

Workshop Textile Making Weaving

The Experimental Weave Lab presents a series of events and workshops celebrating innovative and contemporary UK weaving. Curated by Elizabeth Ashdown and Philippa Brock, the programme highlights the diversity of handcrafted passementerie weaving across art, design and craft.

St Olave’s Church Tower Mark Lane EC3R 7LQ theexperimental weavelab.co.uk

11 & 13 May 10am–1pm & 2–4pm 12 & 14–15 May 10am–4pm Booking necessary via theexperimental weavelab.co.uk Free

The Royal Exchange Makers’ Market

Market Multidisciplinary

10–13 May 9am–6pm

A makers’ market and workshop series over four days, showcasing some of the finest heritage crafts in the UK within the majestic, historic setting of The Royal Exchange in the City of London.

The Royal Exchange Bank, City of London EC3V 3LR

Booking not necessary Free

theroyalexchange.co.uk 020 3861 6500

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East VitrA London Iznik Pottery-Painting Workshop with VitrA and the Kiln Rooms VitrA teams up with the Kiln Rooms to host an Iznikstyle pottery-painting workshop, followed by drinks and nibbles. Hosted in the VitrA London showroom, the event offers an opportunity to explore a heritage craft skill whilst learning more about ceramics – a material synonymous with the bathroom.

YKK YKK Presents DAZZLE Collective YKK presents the DAZZLE Collective – creators from around the world who co-designed outfits for DAZZLE, an immersive performance and costume ball. The show demonstrates how performance, fashion and technology can create a space for commoning, leaving behind narrative, language, body and gender hierarchies.

Workshop Ceramics

12 May 6.30–8.30pm

VitrA London 64 Turnmill Street EC1M 5RR

Booking necessary 10 places Free

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Exhibition Costume and Prop Making Design Dress Making Woodworking

12 May 4.45–8.30pm Booking necessary Free

YKK London Showroom 154 Commercial Street E1 6NU ykklondonshowroom.com 020 7448 1330

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Heritage British garments and distinguished tailoring

146 East

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Digital Crafting Japan Crafting Online Tour Around Japan Over four days, experience the very best crafts from different regions of Japan including Fukui, Okinawa, Niigata and Aichi. Crafting Japan takes you on a series of guided online tours, with the opportunity to hear from makers through live talks and demonstrations.

Crafts on Peel Creations Enlivened: Metal ‘Creations Enlivened: Metal’ showcases the work of traditional craftspeople and contemporary artisans from Hong Kong working across a myriad of metals, including copper, brass, silver, tin and galvanized iron.

150 Digital

Virtual Demonstration Virtual Guided Tour Ceramics Dyeing Metalworking Woodworking craftingjapan.jp/ crossover2021-en

Virtual Exhibition Engraving Metalworking Silversmithing craftsonpeel.com/lcw2022 hello@craftsonpeel.com

10–11 & 13 May 10–11am 12 May 8–9am Booking necessary £10

09–15 May Booking not necessary Free

Digital Crafts on Peel Virtual Craft Demonstration | Crafts on Peel Crafts on Peel is proud to present two Virtual Craft Demonstrations featuring artisans specializing in different domains of metalwork, displaying stories and techniques behind the featured works, and the rich and dazzling cultural background of craftsmanship in Hong Kong.

National Base for International Cultural Trade (Shanghai) Amazing China: A Video Exhibition on Chinese Arts and Crafts Amazing China shines a spotlight on traditional Chinese arts and crafts through a series of videos. A feast for the eyes, watch virtual demonstrations spanning ceramics, clay sculpture, metalworking, bamboo carving, silversmithing, embroidery, dyeing, woodworking, paper cutting and more.

Virtual Demonstration Calligraphy Engraving Metalworking craftsonpeel.com/lcw2022 hello@craftsonpeel.com

Virtual Demonstration Multidisciplinary soict.com.cn

10 & 12 May 12–1pm Booking necessary Free

09 May 10am–10pm 10–15 May 10am–5pm Booking not necessary Free

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Discipline Index 3D Printing Second Floor Studios & Arts (SFSA) 135 Automotive Jack Barclay Bentley 54 Morgan Motor Company 98 Rolls-Royce Motor Cars 72 Bamboo Working Kam Ce Kam 119 Basketry Design Centre, Chelsea Harbour 92 Morley College London 133 The New Craftsmen 78 Vigour and Skills 79 Beauty Officina Profumo-Farmaceutica di Santa Maria Novella 63 Biofabrication BIOHM 128 Colorifix 128 Dezeen 118 Here Design 52 Rachel Horton-Kitchlew 129 The Mills Fabrica 118, 129 Bookbinding Designer Bookbinders 48 Calligraphy British Library 116 Crafts on Peel 150, 151 Morley College London 133 Candle Making Earl of East London 118 Ceramics Bonadea 39 Business France 42 Crafting Japan 150 Design-Nation 136 Design Centre, Chelsea Harbour 92 egg 49 Embassy of Denmark in the UK 91 Embassy of Mexico 66 FiredUp4 141 Future Icons 136 Han Collection 54 House of Hackney 143 Icheon Ceramic 54 John Smedley 58 Lyndsey Ingram 61 Morley College London 133 Museum of the Home 141 National Base for International Cultural Trade (Shanghai) 151 152 London Craft Week 2022

Objet d’Emotion 62 Oxo Tower Wharf 137 PINCH 66 Planque 144 Porta Romana 94 PYTON 98 Revolution of Forms 66 Royal Society of Sculptors 98 Second Floor Studios & Arts (SFSA) 135 Studio Furthermore 145 Studio Pottery London 76 The Art Workers’ Guild 77 The Invisible Collection 121 Tristan Hoare Gallery 79 Vigour and Skills 79 VitrA London 146 wagumi 137 Clay Working Business France 42 Embassy of Mexico 66 Fortnum & Mason 50 House of Hackney 143 Morley College London 133 National Base for International Cultural Trade (Shanghai) 151 Revolution of Forms 66 The Art Workers’ Guild 77 Conservation City & Guilds of London Art School 132 Cockpit 43 DKT Artworks 132 Heritage of London Trust 52 Second Floor Studios & Arts (SFSA) 135 Cordwaining Joseph Cheaney & Sons 119, 143 London College of Fashion, UAL 60 The Royal Exchange 145 Costume and Prop Making English National Opera 132 Heritage of London Trust 52 Morley College London 133 Sarabande Foundation 120 YKK 146 Cricket Bat Making Heritage Crafts 120 Lord’s Cricket Ground Tours 120 Decorative Plasterwork DKT Artworks 132 Design 88 Gallery 62 Bonadea 39

Boutique by Shelter 116 Brown’s Hotel 39 Business France 42 Carl Hansen & Søn 43 Clara Pinto 43 Collier Webb 45 Daniel w. Fletcher 141 Dezeen 118 Dodds & Shute 122 Future Icons 136 Fromental 97 Here Design 52 Heritage of London Trust 52 Hirsh London 53 House of Hackney 143 Jane Lunzer 54 Jo Cope 116 LANSERRING 59 LCW Lates: The Pimlico Road Edition 60 Margo Selby 62 Martin Moore 97 Morgan Motor Company 98 NOW Gallery 134 Oxo Tower Wharf 137 Robert Kime Limited 66 Robertaebasta London 67 ROKSANDA 67 Royal Albert Hall 98 Sabina Savage 145 Sibyl Colefax & John Fowler 73 Smythson 99 SoShiro 80 Steinway & Sons 59 Studio Voltaire 135 The Conran Shop 104, 105 The Dorchester 78 The Fabricant 121 The Mill Fabrica 118 The Soft Collective 137 Tom Dixon 122 Vigour and Skills 79 Woven Voices 80 Yarn Collective 122 YKK 146 Digital Fashion The Fabricant 121 Dress Making Anna Mason London 38 Brown’s Hotel 39 Clara Pinto 43 ERDEM 49 Halfpenny London 51 The Art Workers’ Guild 77 The Fashion School 105

YKK 146 Dyeing Crafting Japan 150 Daylesford Organic 48 Here Design 52 Morley College London 133 National Base for International Cultural Trade (Shanghai) 151 National Taiwan Craft Research and Development Institute 134 The Soft Collective 137 Embossing Beaverbrook Town House 99 Hand & Lock 51 Tanner Krolle 99 Embroidery Alex Eagle Studio 38 Alice Burnhope 140 American Vintage 140 Chelsea Textiles 43 Cockpit 43 Contemporary Applied Arts Gallery 45 Design-Nation 136 Design Centre, Chelsea Harbour 92 Hand & Lock 51 Howe at 36 Bourne Street 53 Morley College London 133 National Base for International Cultural Trade (Shanghai) 151 Sarabande Foundation 99 Smythson 99 Soho Home 99 The Courtauld 77 The Fashion School 105 The Royal School of Needlework 77 The Soft Collective 137 The William Morris Society 105 Watts London 79 Enamelling Joséphine de Staël Enamel Fine Jewellery 58 The Royal Exchange 145 Engraving Business France 42 Crafts on Peel 150, 151 Heritage of London Trust 52 Rebus Signet Rings 144 Fine Art 88 Gallery 62 Alba Amicorum 38 Business France 42

City & Guilds of London Art School Craft Central ERDEM Howe at 36 Bourne Street ISHKAR Margo Selby Morley College London NOW Gallery PYTON Royal Academy of Arts Sabina Savage SoShiro The Art Workers’ Guild The Dorchester Woven Voices Floristry Garden Museum Keats House Shannon Clegg Food and Drink Borough Kitchen Borough Market FABAL Heaps + Stacks Highweald Wine Estate Ice Cream Union JIJI KANPAI Le Chocolat Alain Ducasse Nyetimber Planque Richard Brendon Spiritland The Dorchester The Drop Yunus Emre Institute Furniture Making Arlo & Jacob Bonadea Business France Carl Hansen & Søn Collier Webb Cox London DeART Design-Nation Dezeen Embassy of Denmark in the UK Fromental Future Icons Goldfinger Han Collection Icheon Ceramic Kam Ce Kam

132 141 49 53 133 62 133 134 98 72 145 80 77 78 80 133 119 120 116 132 133 52 52 94 118 118 119 51 144 66 121 66 121 80 116 39 42 43 45 46 77 136 118 91 97 136 91 54 54 119

Kingcome LANSERRING LAPADA, The Association of Art & Antiques Dealers Lawson Wood Martin Moore Norwegian Crafts Ochre Phillips PYTON Robertaebasta London Sotheby’s Soane Britain Steinway & Sons The Beaumont The Edward Barnsley Workshop The Invisible Collection The Mill Fabrica The New Craftsmen Tom Dixon Victoria and Albert Museum Glass Casting B&B Italia YALI Glass Working Bonadea Business France Design-Nation DKT Artworks Embassy of Denmark in the UK Fortnum & Mason Here Design Heritage of London Trust Objet d’Emotion Richard Brendon The Dorchester The Invisible Collection The Prince’s Foundation Victoria and Albert Museum YALI Glassblowing Bonadea Design Centre, Chelsea Harbour Here Design Richard Brendon Victoria and Albert Museum Vigour and Skills Goldsmithing Alighieri British Museum Future Icons Goossens

94 59 96 96 97 98 63 63 98 67 74 73 59 77 73 121 118 78 122 108 109 109 39 42 136 132 91 50 52 52 62 66 66 121 78 108 109 39 92 52 66 108 79 140 39 136 51

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Heritage of London Trust Joséphine de Staël Enamel Fine Jewellery Sotheby’s Turquoise Mountain Trust Jewellery Making Alighieri Cassandra Goad Design-Nation Floris Future Icons Hirsh London Jane Lunzer Joséphine de Staël Enamel Fine Jewellery London College of Fashion, UAL Morley College London Mortimer House Objet d’Emotion Rebus Signet Rings Second Floor Studios & Arts (SFSA) Sotheby’s Turquoise Mountain Trust Victoria and Albert Museum Vigour and Skills Knitting Joao Maraschin Mati Ventrillon – Fair Isle The Soft Collective Vigour and Skills Lacquering Han Collection The Invisible Collection wagumi Lapidary Hirsh London Jane Lunzer Sotheby’s Leather Working Anya Hindmarch BALLY Beaverbrook Town House Bentleys Business France Fortnum & Mason Future Icons Gabriel Scott Garden Museum Grafton Saddler Joseph Cheaney & Sons Loro Piana MATE.Bike Morley College London 154 London Craft Week 2022

52 58 74 79 140 91 136 58 136 53 54 58 60 133 62 62 144 135 74 79 109 79 129 62 137 79 54 121 137 53 54 74 90 39 99 90 42 50 136 51 133 143 143 60, 97 143 133

Smythson 99 Tanner Krolle 99 The Art Workers’ Guild 77 The Royal Exchange 145 Vigour and Skills 79 Letter Carving FABAL 133 The Lettering Arts Trust 133 Marbling Rupert Bevan 99 Marquetry DeART 77 Heritage of London Trust 52 LAPADA, The Association of Art & Antiques Dealers 96 The Beaumont 77 Metalworking Business France 42 Collier Webb 45 Cox London 46 Crafting Japan 150 Crafts on Peel 150, 151 Daiwa Anglo-Japanese Foundation 118 Design-Nation 136 Design Centre, Chelsea Harbour 92 Fortnum & Mason 50 Morley College London 133 National Base for International Cultural Trade (Shanghai) 151 Norwegian Crafts 98 Porta Romana 94 PYTON 98 Studio Furthermore 145 Tom Faulkner 108 Millinery Boutique by Shelter 116 Jo Cope 116 John Smedley 58 Maison Michel 61 Mosaic DKT Artworks 132 Musical Instrument Making LANSERRING 59 Royal Academy of Music 120 Steinway & Sons 59 Paper Making City & Guilds of London Art School 132 Craft Central 141 Fedrigoni Paper 141 Fortnum & Mason 50 John Smedley 58 National Base for International Cultural Trade (Shanghai) 151

Sarabande Foundation 99, 120 Smythson 99 Soho Home 99 Perfume Making 4160Tuesdays 90 Experimental Perfume Club 49 Floris 58 Here Design 52 Objet d’Emotion 62 Officina Profumo-Farmaceutica di Santa Maria Novella 63 L’Artisan Parfumeur 59 The Royal Exchange 145 Printing Alba Amicorum 38 Anthropologie 90 Colorifix 128 City & Guilds of London Art School 132 Design-Nation 136 Fedrigoni Paper 141 Molly Mahon 90 Morley College London 133 Nicholas Hughes 143 The Art Workers’ Guild 77 Quilting Daniel w. Fletcher 141 The Soft Collective 137 Rattan Weaving Soane Britain 73 The Edward Barnsley Workshop 73 Restoration Cockpit 43 DKT Artworks 132 Heritage of London Trust 52 Royal Albert Hall 98 Spencer House 76 Rug Making ISHKAR 133 J&M Davidson 54 The Soft Collective 137 Sculpture Business France 42 Cockpit 43 Collier Webb 45 Cox London 46 de Le Cuona 48 DKT Artworks 132 Heritage of London Trust 52 House of Hackney 143 Norwegian Crafts 98 PYTON 98 Royal Albert Hall 98 Royal Society of Sculptors 98

Second Floor Studios & Arts (SFSA) Shannon Clegg The Art Workers’ Guild Vigour and Skills Silversmithing Connolly England Contemporary British Silversmiths Crafts on Peel Craftmasters Gallery Design Centre, Chelsea Harbour Future Icons Joséphine de Staël Enamel Fine Jewellery National Base for International Cultural Trade (Shanghai) The Art Workers’ Guild Tom Faulkner Turquoise Mountain Trust Spectacle Making Cubitts Stone Carving City & Guilds of London Art School DKT Artworks John Smedley Stonemasonry City & Guilds of London Art School FABAL The Lettering Arts Trust Tailoring Cad & The Dandy H. Huntsman & Sons London College of Fashion, UAL ROKSANDA Salvatore Ferragamo Tengri Victoria and Albert Museum Tattoo Art Rebus Signet Rings Technology The Conran Shop The Fabricant Textile Making Alba Amicorum Alice Burnhope American Vintage Anthropologie BIOHM Brown’s Hotel Clara Pinto

135 120 77 79 48 46 150 48 92 136 58 151 77 108 79 117

132 132 58

132 133 133 42 77 60 67 73 77 108 144 104 121 38 140 140 90 128 39 43

Contemporary Applied Arts Gallery 45 Daylesford Organic 48 Design Centre, Chelsea Harbour 92 Dezeen 118 Dodds & Shute 122 DUO-HUE 116 Embassy of Denmark in the UK 91 ERES 49 Fanfare Label 128 Flax London 128 Fortnum & Mason 50 Frette 50 Future Icons 136 H. Huntsman & Sons 77 Hand & Lock 51 Howe at 36 Bourne Street 53 J&M Davidson 54 London College of Fashion, UAL 60 Loro Piana 60, 97 Molly Mahon 90 Morley College London 133 National Taiwan Craft Research and Development Institute 134 Renewcell 129 Robert Kime Limited 66 Royal Pahang Weave Foundation (Yayasan Tenun Pahang Diraja) 73 Sabina Savage 145 Salvatore Ferragamo 73 Second Floor Studios & Arts (SFSA) 135 SoShiro 80 Tengri 77 The Art Workers’ Guild 77 The Clothworkers’ Company 145 The Experimental Weave Lab 145 The Mills Fabrica 118, 129 The Prince’s Foundation 78 The Soft Collective 137 Watts London 79 Woven Voices 80 Yarn Collective 122 Upholstery Daniel w. Fletcher 141 Kingcome 94 Lawson Wood 96 The Invisible Collection 121 Vanessa Butt Upholstery 122 Victoria and Albert Museum 108 Wallpaper Making Cole & Son 91

Fromental 97 Molly Mahon 90 Nicholas Hughes 143 Weaving 88 Gallery 62 Araminta Campbell 38 Begg x Co 94 COS 117 Design Centre, Chelsea Harbour 92 DUO-HUE 116 H. Huntsman & Sons 77 Kam Ce Kam 119 Norwegian Crafts 98 Margo Selby 62 Maria Sigma 117 PYTON 98 Royal Pahang Weave Foundation (Yayasan Tenun Pahang Diraja) 73 Soane Britain 73 Tengri 77 The Art Workers’ Guild 77 The Clothworkers’ Company 145 The Edward Barnsley Workshop 73 The Experimental Weave Lab 145 The New Craftsmen 78 The Soft Collective 137 TOAST 78 Woodworking Craft Central 141 Crafting Japan 150 Daiwa Anglo-Japanese Foundation 118 de Le Cuona 48 DeART 77 Embassy of Denmark in the UK 91 Goldfinger 91 Heritage Crafts 120 LANSERRING 59 LAPADA, The Association of Art & Antiques Dealers 96 Lord’s Cricket Ground Tours 120 Ochre 63 Oliver Spencer 63 Steinway & Sons 59 The Beaumont 77 The New Craftsmen 78 The Prince’s Foundation 78 YKK 146

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General Index 88 Gallery 4160Tuesdays Alba Amicorum Alex Eagle Studio Alice Burnhope Alighieri American Vintage Anna Mason London Anthropologie Anya Hindmarch Araminta Campbell Arlo & Jacob BALLY B&B Italia Beaverbrook Town House Begg x Co Bentleys BIOHM Bonadea Borough Kitchen Borough Market Boutique by Shelter British Library British Museum Brown’s Hotel Business France Cad & The Dandy Carl Hansen & Søn Cassandra Goad Chelsea Textiles City & Guilds of London Art School Clara Pinto Cockpit Cole & Son Collier Webb Colorifix Connolly England Contemporary Applied Arts Gallery Contemporary British Silversmiths COS Cox London Craft Central Crafting Japan Craftmasters Gallery Crafts Council Crafts on Peel Cubitts 156 London Craft Week 2022

62 90 38 38 140 140 140 38 90 90 38 116 39 109 99 94 90 128 39 116 132 116 116 39 39 42 42 43 91 43 132 43 43 91 45 128 48 45 46 117 46 141 150 48 117 150, 151 117

D.R. Harris & Co. Daiwa Anglo-Japanese Foundation Daniel w. Fletcher Daylesford Organic DeART de Le Cuona Delvaux Design Centre, Chelsea Harbour Designer Bookbinders Design-Nation Dezeen DKT Artworks Dodds & Shute dunhill DUO-HUE Earl of East London egg Embassy of Denmark in the UK Embassy of Mexico English National Opera ERDEM ERES Experimental Perfume Club FABAL Fanfare Label Fedrigoni Paper FiredUp4 Flax London Floris Fortnum & Mason Frette Fromental Future Icons Gabriel Scott Garden Museum Goldfinger Goossens Grafton Saddler Halfpenny London Han Collection Hand & Lock Heaps + Stacks Here Design Heritage Crafts Heritage of London Trust H. Huntsman & Sons Hirsh London

33 118 141 48 77 48 13 92 48 136 118 132 122 17 116 118 49 91 66 132 49 49 49 133 128 141 141 128 58 50 50 97 136 51 133 91 51 143 51 54 51 52 52 120 52 77 53

House of Hackney 143 Howe at 36 Bourne Street 53 Ice Cream Union 94 Icheon Ceramic 54 ISHKAR 133 J&M Davidson 54 Jack Barclay Bentley 54 Jane Lunzer 54 JIJI 118 Joao Maraschin 129 Jo Cope 116 John Smedley 58 Joseph Cheaney & Sons 119, 143 Joséphine de Staël Enamel Fine Jewellery 58 Kam Ce Kam 119 KANPAI 118 Keats House 119 Kingcome 94 L’Artisan Parfumeur 59 LANSERRING 59 LAPADA, The Association of Art & Antiques Dealers 96 Lawson Wood 96 LCW Lates: The Pimlico Road Edition 60 Le Chocolat Alain Ducasse 119 Liberty 60 London College of Fashion, UAL 60 Lord’s Cricket Ground Tours 120 Loro Piana 60, 97 Lyndsey Ingram 61 Maison Michel 61 Margo Selby 62 Maria Sigma 117 Martin Moore 97 MATE.Bike 143 Mati Ventrillon – Fair Isle 62 Molly Mahon 90 Morgan Motor Company 98 Morley College London 133 Mortimer House 62 Museum of the Home 141 National Base for International Cultural Trade (Shanghai) 151 National Taiwan Craft Research and Development Institute 134 Nicholas Hughes 143 Norwegian Crafts 98

NOW Gallery Nyetimber Objet d’Emotion Ochre Officina Profumo-Farmaceutica di Santa Maria Novella Oliver Spencer Oxo Tower Wharf Paxton & Whitfield Phillips PINCH Planque Porta Romana Princes Arcade PYTON Rachel Horton-Kitchlew Rebus Signet Rings Rémy Martin Renewcell Revolution of Forms Richard Brendon Robert Kime Limited Robertaebasta London ROKSANDA Rolls-Royce Motor Cars Royal Academy of Arts Royal Academy of Music Royal Albert Hall Royal Pahang Weave Foundation (Yayasan Tenun Pahang Diraja) Royal Society of Sculptors Rupert Bevan Sabina Savage Salvatore Ferragamo Sarabande Foundation Second Floor Studios & Arts (SFSA) Serapian Shannon Clegg Sibyl Colefax & John Fowler Smythson Soane Britain Soho Home SoShiro Sotheby’s Sotheby’s Institute of Art Spencer House Spiritland

134 51 62 63 63 63 137 33 63 66 144 94 33 98 129 144 33 129 66 66 66 67 67 72 72 120 98 73 98 99 145 73 99, 120 135 21 120 73 99 73 99 80 74 76 76 121

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Steinway & Sons Studio Furthermore Studio Pottery London Studio Voltaire Tanner Krolle Tengri The Art Workers’ Guild The Beaumont The Clothworkers’ Company The Conran Shop The Courtauld The Dorchester The Drop The Edward Barnsley Workshop The Experimental Weave Lab The Fabricant The Fashion School The Future of Craft The Invisible Collection The Lettering Arts Trust The Mills Fabrica The New Craftsmen The Prince’s Foundation The Royal Exchange The Soft Collective The William Morris Society TOAST Tom Dixon Tom Faulkner Tristan Hoare Gallery Turquoise Mountain Trust Vanessa Butt Upholstery Victoria and Albert Museum Vigour and Skills VitrA London wagumi Watts London Woven Voices YALI Yarn Collective YKK Yunus Emre Institute

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Acknowledgements

London Craft Week is extremely grateful for the continuing support of its sponsors and partners. As a small, private notfor-profit organisation, the festival would not have grown over the last eight years without a great deal of help. From the outset, the foresight, shared values and generosity of Founding Partner, the Richemont Group, has been critical to London Craft Week’s success. It gives us great pleasure to continue our relationship with their Maisons – our Headline Sponsors – and we offer them sincere thanks. Our Series Sponsors are all associated with key London locations, supporting their tenants (our programme partners) and the festival as a whole: Grosvenor through its Pimlico Road Series; Cadogan with ‘Artisan Chelsea’ and Argent LLP with Coal Drops Yard. St James’s London is working alongside Rémy Martin on a series of events celebrating savoir faire plus a reception for the first time in Princes Arcade. The Mills Fabrica returns this year as our Innovation Partner, focusing on sustainability and social impact. Collectively, our sponsors’ support enables LCW to develop a rich and varied programme and to support the participation of charities, museums, colleges, and galleries, as well as independent makers. London Craft Week extends a warm thanks to them all.

London Craft Week Team Chairman, Guy Salter OBE MVO Managing Director, Jonathan Burton Head of Programme and Content, Naomi Davenport Marketing Manager, Elise Bousquet Programme Manager, Steph Capps Programme Coordinator, Amber Albani Copy-edited by Suzie Wilkinson Design by TM ( tm-studio.co.uk) #LCW2022 londoncraftweek.com @londoncraftweek 159

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