Clerkenwell Design Week is in its tenth year, and improving with age. We assess trends that are likely to bleed into automotive
Now in its 10th year, Clerkenwell Design Week is a showcase event in an east-central district of London which has become a leading cluster of creative businesses. With over 100 locally-based showrooms, design practices and studios taking part this year, international brands exhibiting in historic buildings and pop-up spaces, and nearly 400 talks, workshops, presentations and round-table discussions, it provides plenty of talking points. While the focus is on commercial interiors, workspaces and furniture design, alongside the latest product launches comes a strong sense of trends and themes with a cross-sector impact – and the wider concerns the design world in general is facing.
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