Darlings, I
am simply bursting with inspiration! This year’s Clerkenwell Design Week revealed bundles and bundles of creativity, and I must say, it was their best year to date! Spread
over three days, Clerkenwell was well and truly the place to be for all design
folk, from interior designers, architects, craft makers to car manufacturers. The
streets swarmed with popup installations, open showrooms, food stalls and exhibitions.
There was something for everyone.
Being a
resident of Clerkenwell myself, I wanted to get into the mix – as you could
imagine, so I pulled out my feather
duster, had a quick whizz round our showroom, and rustled up some refreshing
elder-flower spritzers to my chums.
We then took to the cobbled highways and byways of Clerkenwell to take in some the marvellous sights. Heading naughtily to
the House of Detention, we found some fabulous emerging designers showcasing their work.
A delightful new inclusion to the event was the House of Culture (launched by Icon magazine), which featured a selection of top brands including a colourful room setting in a wonderfully delapidated ballroom by Danish brand Gubi. As always the Farmiloe building boasted
a high calibre of exhibitors.
Flabbergasted
by the high level of innovative designs, I leave you with some of my highlights, which certainly make me think about redecorating my pad in Dallington St.....or even moving on!
toodle pip x
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| Leather details |
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| Bold prints |
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| Patinated artisan finishes |
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| Metallic's |
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| Colour - dusky pink |
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| Colour - an array of greens |
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