This article was published 11 years There was so much good stuff at Clerkenwell Design Week this year, that I’ve decided to split it into two posts. First up, the Design factory at the Farmiloe Building, and some of the installations that the festival is becoming known for. Above is…
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Confessions of a Design Geek
out and about :: clerkenwell design week 2014
This article was published 12 years Clerkenwell Design Week, now in its fifth year, once again filled the streets of Clerkenwell with a vibrant festival atmosphere and an eye candy overdose for the design inclined. The street installations are always a highlight and I particularly enjoyed the Russ + Henshaw‘s…
Confessions of a Design Geek
out and about :: cdw 2014 preview
This article was published 12 years I am delighted to announce that confessions of a design geek is the official blog partner for Clerkenwell Design Week again this year. Now in it’s 5th year, this local festival of design never fails to delight – and the sun usually comes out…
Confessions of a Design Geek
review :: london design in may
This article was published 13 yearsThere is so much design in London this month, I decided to publish my second Design Review – this time it’s twice as long at 16 pages and covers Pulse, The May Design Series and Clerkenwell Design Week. Enjoy! I’d love to hear your thoughts…
Confessions of a Design Geek
out and about :: farmiloe building, cdw2013
This article was published 13 years Well, I can officially report that Clerkenwell Design Week was amazing, despite the weather! I was so proud to be the official blogger, and so happy to spend three glorious days soaking up the festival vibe and talking to talented designers about their beautiful…
Confessions of a Design Geek
out and about :: clerkenwell design week
This article was published 14 years I love Clerkenwell Design Week. It’s small enough to get around in a day (albeit a jam-packed, exhaustingly inspirational day), it’s full of new design in interesting venues, and the sun always shines. This year was no exception. Here are my top picks… Ross Lovegrove’s…