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ISSUE NO.1: London Design Festival 2012

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DESIGN DEVOTEES

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LONDON DESIGN FESTIVAL

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Welcome design folk to issue No.1 of my trend magazine Spring / Summer / Autumn / Winter Collections featuring the significant designs and trends showcased at the 10th London Design Festival.

The London Design Festival firmly clarified the unrivalled influence the city holds on the design world. Over 70 events took place from Shoreditch to Mayfair with visitor numbers exceeding 110,000 making this the biggest show to date.

Design folk appeared in party spirit as they queued, blagged and jostled to gain unprecedented entry into the wonderful world of design delivered by the innovative show teams. William Knight led 100% Design team to successfully relaunch the pioneering show in spectacular style at Earls Court, whilst Design Junction and Tent presented excellent events in gritty industrial venues.

Fuelled by my passion for design I travelled back and forth across the capital scouring the collections to discover, curate and present only relevant designs to the design devotees.

I am proud and excited to introduce this labour of love I created from concept to Issue 1. Discover the design highlights you should not have missed from the shows you must visit next year.

Claire Phillips-Stanford

THE COLLECTION / SELECTIONS FEATURING:

FESTIVAL TRENDS: Copper / Bronze Age Trenditional Bright Spark Timber Union Caged Enclosure Hobbies

STOCK: Showstoppers

INTRODUCTIONS: Bravo Plant & Moss

COPPER / BRASS AGE

LEADS:

Prized Solid Appreciated Precious Low key Luxury

MATERIALS

Copper Brass Concrete Maple Rauli

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Lindsey Adelman At: Design Junction Matter Made

2.

Plant & Moss At: 100% Design Akita Desk Range

3.

Another Country At: Design Junction Desktop Series 2

4.

Hugh Leader-Williams At: 100% Design Wood Grain Bowls

5.

Bravo At: 100% Design / Tent La Familia

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TRENDITIONAL

LEADS:

Longevity Humour Cherished Hand Turned Humility

MATERIALS:

Leather Ceramic Ash Concrete Walnut

1.

Carl Hansen & Sons At: Design Junction Colonial Chair

2.

Another Country At: Design Junction Pitcher

3.

Another Country At: Design Junction Side Table Two

4.

Plant & Moss At: 100% Design Odd Couple Bench

5.

David Irwin At: 100% Design M Lamp

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BRIGHT SPARK

LEADS:

Wood / Bright Mix Primary Freestanding Angular Futuristic

MATERIALS:

Wood Stripes Felt Plastic Aluminium

1.

Hierve At: 100% Design Unit 1

2.

Swedese At: 100% Design Spin Stool

3.

David Irwin At: 100% Design Cross Side Chair

4.

Roussel At: Tent Pendants

5.

Mitab / Relay Design At: Design Junction Quiet Riot

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TREND / BRIGHT 1.

3.

4.

5.

6.

Amtico: Left above UBS: Left below Vitamin lights Plant & Moss chairs Low Info sink

TIMBER UNION

LEADS:

Unfolded Wood Mix Patched Asymetric Leftovers

MATERIALS:

Ash Walnut Cherry White Oak Brass

1.

Another Country At: Design Junction Coffee Table Two

2.

RCA / Norie Matsumoto Out of the Woods at the V&A Folded Chair

3.

Pinch At: Design Junction Imo Bar Stool

4.

RCA / Sam Weller Out of the Woods at the V&A Snelson Stool

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1. CAGED

SHOW: 100% Design TOP TO BOTTOM 1. Bernhardt 2. Seung-Yong Song 3. Seung-Yong Song

ENCLOSURE

SHOW: 100% Design OFFICE TREND / ENCLOSURE 1. JDD (above) 2. OOF (below)

HOBBIES

SHOW: 100% Design TOP TO BOTTOM 1. Plant & Moss 2. Plant & Moss 3. Doris Darling 4. Eno Studio

STOCK that stood out

A modern variation of a classic style by Tonning.

STOCK LABEL SUPPLIER

QTY RECEIVED

TONNING

1.000

DESCRIPTION

LOT

OLA WINDSOR CHAIR

CAR / TON

Traditional detailing in white leather from Bethan.

STOCK LABEL SUPPLIER

QTY RECEIVED

BETHAN GRAY

6.000

DESCRIPTION

LOT

BROGUE COFFEE TABLE CAR / SPW

Fresh reflection on the post office storage system.

STOCK LABEL SUPPLIER

QTY RECEIVED

PINCH

1.000

DESCRIPTION

POST OFFICE SHELVING

Multi use of an object: measure, pour, drink etc.

STOCK LABEL SUPPLIER

QTY RECEIVED

FELICIA FERRONE

6.000

DESCRIPTION

LOT

REVOLUTION

CAR / RCOL

Hobby trend: fine set of design development tools

STOCK LABEL SUPPLIER

QTY RECEIVED

TREVOR DUNCAN

1.000

DESCRIPTION

LOT

PENCIL WORKS

CAR / PW

Three as opposed to one.

STOCK LABEL SUPPLIER

QTY RECEIVED

ENO STUDIO

3.000

DESCRIPTION

LOT

SCARLETTE MIRROR

CAR / FAV

Collections

STOCK LABEL SUPPLIER

QTY RECEIVED

ENO STUDIO

4.000

DESCRIPTION

LOT

FAVOURITE THINGS

CAR / FAV

White and wood mix.

STOCK LABEL SUPPLIER

QTY RECEIVED

CHANNELS

4.000

DESCRIPTION

LOT

TRIPOD TABLE

CAR / SC

Left-Right 1.

2.

3.

4.

5.

Lola Lely &Then Bravo!

Melin Tregwynt Room 39

Left-Right 1.

2.

3.

4.

5.

Magic Wall Young & Norgate Bravo!

Plant & Moss Isabel Lecaros

Left-Right 1.

2.

3.

4.

5.

100% Design David Irwin Charlotte Lancelot Knoll Melin Tregwynt

Left-Right 1.

2.

3.

4.

5.

Daniel and Emma Another Country Anything Anything Baines & Fricker

Left-Right 1.

2.

3.

4.

5.

David Irwin Cell Lighting Vitra Mini Moderns Falcon

BEFORE / AFTER

FACTS: 1.

2.

3.

4:

ITEM: New Walnut Needle Lamp SHOW: Design Junction COMPANY: Vitamin TREND: Hobbies

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INTRODUCING:

1. RODRIGO BRAVO 2. PLANT & MOSS

Name: Rodrigo Bravo Company: Bravo!

Title: Creative Director Location: Santiago, Chile Style: Modern Craft

Where are you from?

Santiago, Chile Where did you study?

I studied Industrial Design at UDP, here in Santiago.

Where do you find most inspiration for your designs?

I mainly find references and influences from everyday life and Chilean craftsmanship.

What are your strengths and weaknesses?

Our strengths would be to creatively develop good design with small and simple processes.The weakness would be working so far away.

Which is your favourite product you have designed?

La Familia containers, because of them I’ve found a new field on copper exploration. Another favorite is the Domínica Chair, because it’s so light and slender.

Which product stopped you in your tracks at London Design Festival?

Collections from Benjamin Hubert, John Galvin and Miranda Watkins at

Design Junction.

What has been the highlight so far of your career?

I would say presenting work at the big shows such as Milan and LDF. Also having my products exhibited at galleries alongside guys like Phill Cuttance or Jolan Van der Wiel.

What was the highlight of London Design Festival?

Definitely how La Familia and Nidos received so much press attention!

What was the last interior product you bought?

A collection of antique Danish coloured bottles.

Do you have a top tip for young designers?

Don’t focus on other designers, pay attention to your local surroundings.

Who would you like to go the pub with?

I think that going out with Charlie Sheen might be fun.

Will you sum up LDF in 3 words?

Diverse, young and loose. www.springsummerautumnwinter.co.uk

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James Plant & James Moss Company: Plant & Moss Title: Founders Location: Birmingham Style: Modern / Classic Mix

Where are you from?

We are based in the Jewellery Quarter, Birmingham. The region has a long heritage with manufacturing which proves useful and we believe gives us an advantage.

Where did you study?

We both graduated from Buckinghamshire New University, in High Wycombe.

The UK’s home of chair making.

Who has been your biggest influence?

It’s hard to pin-point just one person but for myself (James Plant), I would have to say key figures were my tutors who would always challenge me, this made me more determined and tenacious.

Which is your favourite product you have designed?

Our new Bistro Range is a favorite of mine, I think it has the potential to become a classic design, elegant yet utilitarian-it has a level of understated style. Prior to that it was Original Clamp Lamp.

Which product stopped you in your tracks at 100% Design?

I thought that the Emerging Brands aisle, that we were a part of, really gave a great entrance to the show. The level of quality of work from some very young brands really shows some hot competition and future promise.

What has been the highlight so far of your career?

Having our work selected to be displayed at Lancaster House during the Olympics, as a representation of Great British design for the ‘Great’ campaign was a warming accolade of our efforts.

What was your highlight of London Design Festival?

The relaunch of 100% Design which brought a new side to the show. One that is serious about design and another that wants to attract emerging design to sit alongside the big design names we all know and love.

What was the last interior products you bought?

The last interior product I brought was an Anglepoise Apex 90, I saw it at a second-hand shop and decided it looked worth of a new home.

Do you have a top tip for up and coming designers?

I would say take as much advice as you can get, ask lots of questions and gain some simple business sense.

Who would you like to go the pub with?

In the design world it would have to have been Achille Castiglioni. His designs are fun, happy and hopefully give pleasure to the people.using them. We hope to achieve this at Plant & Moss.

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THE CAST IN ORDER OF APPEARANCE Lindsey Adelman

www.lindseyadelman.com

Plant & Moss

www.plantandmoss.com

Another Country

www.anothercountry.com

Hugh Leader-Williams

www.hughleaderwilliams.com

Bravo

www.bravo.io

Carl Hansen & Sons

www.carlhansen.com

David Irwin

www.davidirwin.co

Hierve

www.hierve.com

Swedese

www.swedese.se

Roussel

www.rousselcreative.com

Mitab

www.mitab.se

Relay Design

www.relaydesignagency.co.uk

RCA

www.rca.ac.uk

Norie Matsumoto

www.norie-matsumoto.com

Pinch

www.pinchdesign.com

Sam Weller

www.samweller.co.uk

Bernhardt

www.bernhardtdesign.com

Seung-Yong Song

www.seungyongsong.com

JDD

www.jddfurniture.com

OOF

www.oof.uk.com

Doris Darling

www.dorisdarling.at

Eno Studio

www.enostudio.net

Tonning

www.tonning.no

Bethan Gray

www.bethangray.com

Felicia Ferrone

www.fferronedesign.com

Trevor Duncan

www.northumbria.ac.uk

Channels

www.channelsdesign.com

Lola Lely

www.lolalely.com

&Then

www.andthendesign.co.uk

Melin Tregwynt

www.melintregwynt.co.uk

Room 39

www.room39.bigcartel.com

Magic Wall

www.magicwall.at

Young & Norgate

www.youngandnorgate.com

Isabel Lecaros

www.isabellecaros.com

Charlotte Lancelot

www.charlottelancelot.com

Knoll

www.knoll.com

Daniel and Emma

www.daniel-emma.com

Anything

www.anything-design.com

Baines & Fricker

www.bainesandfricker.net

Cell Lighting

www.zcell.kr

Vitra

www.vitra.com

Mini Moderns

www.minimoderns.com

Falcon

www.falconenamelware.com

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