London Design Week 2016

The focus of London Design Week 2016 is how catwalk fashion overlaps/collides/moves ever closer to interior style.

On Sunday March 13 The Design Centre, Chelsea Harbour, opens its doors to this year’s London Design Week. Trade visitors are invited  from this day through to Friday March 18; non-trade visitors are welcomed from March 16.
Having received my invitation by post earlier this week I immediately registered on-line and booked tickets for two of the  “in conversation events” which, in my experience, sell out in advance.
This year’s theme, Couture for the Home, is brought to life with fascinating talks, lively panel discussions, demonstrations with KLC School of Design and access to over 600 international brands in 116 showrooms.
One talk of note is hosted by editor Suzanne Imre. In conversation with interior architect and designer Christopher Dezille, interior designer Jo Berryman, and João Botelho, most recently with Donna Karan, Suzanne aims to discover how home style and catwalk fashion are becoming more and more entwined.
To pre-book tickets for this and other LDW events visit http://www.dcch.co.uk.

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