London Design Festival 2022 | 17-25 September | Interior Design Show

London Design Festival is an exhibition that celebrates and promotes London as the design capital of the world. The 20th-anniversary edition will take place on 17–25 September 2022. This year, the London Design Festival is returning to the capital at Victoria Albert Museum with a thought-provoking programme of events, exhibitions and installations. The interior decor event provides a platform for designers and creative businesses to showcase their work and will invite a global audience to discover the breadth and diversity of talent found in London and across the UK.

Since its initiation in 2003, the Festival’s vision has been to celebrate and promote London as the design capital of the world. It has played a key role in the growth of the design industry, bolstering London’s position as a global destination for business, culture and tourism, and contributed to the UK’s reputation as a creative powerhouse. As one of the world’s leading design events, the Festival has also served as the blueprint for design weeks and festivals globally and continues to be a key moment on the cultural calendar.

2019 Show Highlights

A truly democratic interior decor event, the festival is predominantly free and audiences have increased year on year with the 2019 Festival reaching 1.1 million visits by 600,000 visitors, with more than one-third of them from overseas, representing 75 countries. In addition, the 2019 Festival contributed an estimated £118 million in GVA to the London economy, 2,992 FTE jobs and a much-needed platform for over 2,500 businesses by delivering audiences directly to the doors of both small and established creative businesses.

London Design Festival – Exhibitor profile

• Local and global brands
• Independent designers
• Institutions
• Thought leaders
• SME
• Students

Supporters – London Design Festival

Landmark Projects – London Design Festival 2022

Sony Design

Sony Design will present INTO SIGHT at Cromwell Place. It is a life-sized media platform, which plays on sensorial effects that transform simple boundary surfaces into an infinite vista. It does so through shifting light, colour and sound.

Sabine Marcelis

Rotterdam-based designer Sabine Marcelis will be creating an outdoor installation in central London. This project will invite the public to gather, celebrating the Brutalist form of Centre Point and the wider multifaceted architecture of London.

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