It’s been one of the busiest and most incredible weeks in the design industry. This whirlwind week means I’ve got tonnes of posts to share with you ranging from castle trips to street parties, but first of all let’s start with the largest art and antiques fair to hit Europe; Masterpiece.
East London is full of pop up events all year round, but when summer time hits it’s one of the best places to be in the city. When The House of Peroni announced their latest residency on Brick Lane, I travelled the depths and breadths from South West to South East London to check it out.
For the first time in history, Harrow School rewound the clocks back to 1877, flung the doors open for an evening of games and food tasting. The 1877 Club presented a pop up event that based the evening’s concept on the victory of William Gore the Harrovian who won the first Lawn Tennis Championships. [read more]
Feeling the flowery vibes after Chelsea Flower Show I needed another dose of beautiful blooms. Chelsea In Bloom is a floral art show that sees retailers compete with creative shop displays.
Welcome to the most famous flower show in the world, held in the grounds of the Royal Hospital of Chelsea.
One of the most exciting design weeks hits London this time of year, Clerkenwell Design Week. You may remember my post last year CDW 14′ sharing the inspirational elements I spotted at the design festival mixed with some amazing parties. [read more]
You know you are guilty of first world problems when you realise that you have too many parties to attend when design weeks pop up.
Exhibitions pop up around the city all the time, on the weekends I love to soak in some inspiration and culture utilising those days off work.
Every year the Natural History Museum puts on an exhibition allowing visitors to wander through a trail spotting butterflies and moths along the way. [read more]
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