Top three reasons to visit London Design Festival 2018!

Compiled by Team IAnD

Photography: Courtesy V2com; LDF.com

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Please Feed The Lions is an interactive sculpture in Trafalgar Square by artist and designer Es Devlin, who is known for her innovative projection-mapped sculptures that fuse light, music and technology.

With the London Design Festival 2018 barely a month away, Team IAnD brings you the three top events to look out for at the annual designers’ Mecca!

The home with the ‘atmospheric perspective’!

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Photography: Ema Peter; courtesy v2com

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How does one design a spacious home in a linear plot measuring 20 x 200 feet? Falken Reynolds Interiors highlights innovative design strategies to create space and serenity in one such Vancouver home…

A spatial diary inspired by Van Gogh’s Starry Night

By Yang Liu

Photography: Haiting Sun; Courtesy DL Atelier

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Ar. Yang Liu of DL Atelier, Beijing, China, equates his design for adaptive reuse to the impressionist painter, Vincent van Gogh’s painting that has become iconic of individualized expression…

A lounge that basks in blue!

By Beverly Pereira

Photography: Alt Kat; courtesy mimaristudio

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mimaristudio designs the VW Arena Turkcell Platinum Lounge, an inviting space with a strong sense of brand identity for the telecom operator’s guests in Istanbul. 

An ode to fun and form

By Vinita Wagh

Photography: NAARO; courtesy THEVERYMANY

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Mark Fornes’s signature fusion of art and structure comes alive this time as a playful canopy, resembling an inflated parachute or a circus tent.

Engaging with tech the fun way!

Compiled by Avinash Yadav

Photography: Courtesy Kano

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If you are a big Harry Potter fan, this one’s for you! Kano, creator of build-it-yourself tech and Warner Bros. Consumer Products join hands to launch the ‘Harry Potter Kano Coding Kit.’

Rooted in context

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Photography: Hao Chen, Xiaodan Song; courtesy the architect

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Monoarchi Architects design a captivating contextual habitat nestled in a mountain village on the edge of a secondary forest, borrowing from the surrounds and giving back to nature…