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confessions of a design geek
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Award-winning UK design blog established in 2010 to discover, champion and inspire new designers.

out and about :: clerkenwell design week

Katie, May 31, 2010June 16, 2020
This article was published 16 years
Heartbreakingly, as you can probably tell from this sad little unused wristband, work commitments kept me from Clerkenwell’s inaugural Design Week, so I’ve trawled the net for the best bits.
Clerkenwell Design Week wristband
Clerkenwell Design Week wristband

Many thanks to the bloggers who did make it for sharing the following:

The launch of The Clerkenwell Other, by Marcus Baron as covered by Design Week…

The Clerkenwell Other
The Clerkenwell Other (image: Marcus Baron)

MyDeco’s best bits…

my deco's clerkenwell design week
Clerkenwell design week sign (image: my deco)

Treehugger’s best bits…

Cloudy Ice (image: B. Alter: The Cloud Project)
Cloudy Ice (image: B. Alter: The Cloud Project)

And the Hub magazine’s first look…

The Hub's best bits (image: Kati P Chitrakorn)
The Hub's best bits (image: Kati P Chitrakorn)

Gutted! Thanks guys.

This article was published 16 years
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