Everything You Need To Know About London Design Fair 2019 (See Now!) – From September 19-22, all roads to the majestic city of London to another edition of this renowned design event that is taking place at Old Truman Brewery. From incredible trends, regarding furniture, lighting, textiles, and materials, to the best places in town to eat, sleep and enjoy, this ultimate event guide will tell you everything you need to know about the incredible event!
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The famous London Design Fair 2019 will bring together 550 exhibitors from 36 countries, to present the top interior design trends and bespoke collections, as well as the most astonishing conceptual installations from the world’s best minds. Hosted in the creative heart of East London, the London Design Fair is a four-day industry design event that brings together 550 exhibitors from 36 countries, including independent designers, established brands, international country pavilions, features, and exhibitions.
For the 2019 edition of London Design Fair, collectible design gallery Adorno join with Crossovers, featuring 12 countries, 12 curators and an astounding 100 designs; The Bathroom Gallery, run in partnership with ELLE Decoration launches, featuring an expertly edited selection of leading bathroom brands across the top floor of the venue, and lighting show [d]arc room relocates to the Fair showcasing an astounding 75 decorative, architectural and technical lighting brands.
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London Design Fair remains the go-to destination for global design during the London Design Festival, hosting an impressive 12 country pavilions across the ground floor of the Fair. This year’s countries include Uruguay, Chile, and the Czech Republic alongside returning showcases from Barcelona, Italy, and Sweden. As the most international trade destination during the annual London Design Festival over 29,000 influential: retail buyers, architects, interior designers, press, designers and design-savvy public attend to see and specify the very latest furniture, lighting, textiles, materials and conceptual installations from around the world.
London Design Fair 2019 – The Complete Event Guide:
Covet London, The Best Luxury Design Showroom In Town
Covet London is a private apartment/ luxury design showroom the heart of London where you can have amazing intimate design experiences in an outstanding scenario!
Decorated with different collections of furniture, lighting and accessories, their incredible professional team to help you find out every detail of each brand, to answer all your questions and to help you make the best choices for your interior design projects. Covet London is open from Monday to Friday (11 am to 5 pm). A must stop for every design lover!
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Fine Dining Restaurants:
Céleste:
This brilliant Michelin-starred restaurant is led by Executive Chef Florian Favario and offers amazing courses with European influences. The glass roof of the restaurant offers a magical experience, radiating the gleam of opulence, so you can’t help but feel indulged the minute you’re shown to your seat. The richly decorated dining room allows guests a visual treat, from natural daytime luminosity to a chandelier-lit evening glow.
Alain Ducasse:
Alain Ducasse’s three Michelin Star restaurant is placed on Dorchester Hotel, a London Landmark. In this luxury restaurant, people are treated with French Charm and eat classical food. The Executive Chef Jean-Phillipe Blondet is very rigorous about finding the freshest and seasonable produce, of course, and he is meticulous because has been trained by Ducasse, who always says that “the product is the only truth”. If you are looking for a little bit of French style in the heart of London, this is the spot to go to.
Luxury Hotels In Town
Mandarin Oriental:
The Mandarin Oriental backs on to Hyde Park, with a welcome new outdoor terrace. You’ll find a Far Eastern slant on the part Edwardian, part contemporary ground floor but corridors and bedrooms that are so deeply traditional in decoration that you’ll need to pinch yourself to remember that you’re in an Oriental hotel at all. The Queen would surely feel at home; quite right – after all, it was in the dreamy ballroom (where today you can have yoga lessons) in the 1930s that she and Princess Margaret learned to dance.
Langham Hotel:
The Langham is currently one of London’s finest hotels and is now in the hands of hoteliers from Hong Kong. Once you get over the fact that there is absolutely nothing British about the way the Langham now looks, you realize that its new quasi-Oriental slant is really very welcoming and well-executed. The hotel’s restaurant, Landau is a beautiful oval room designed by David Collins (also responsible for the hotel’s romantic new cocktail bar, Artesian).
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