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Get Ready For the Amazing London Design Fair 2019 ⇒ The incredible design event will be presenting once again of the greatest novelties in the interior design industry. 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 […]
London Design Festival 2019 – What Not to Miss ⇒ London Design Festival is an annual event, held to celebrate and promote London as one of the design capitals of the world and as the gateway to the international creative community. The Festival has been vibing the city since the 14th of […]
Set design can really make the difference between a good and a bad movie, right? The visual domain of a film and all those tiny details, like furniture and lighting, can act as the perfect complement to the narrative itself. Looking for the most intriguing color schemes, textural patterns and overall atmosphere? That’s what we are going for today – […]
London Design Festival is the unique design event that celebrates and promotes London as the design capital of the world. This event is going to happen from 15 September 2018 to 23 September 2018. Therefore, it is crucial to find out a hotel worthy of a design lover, right?! Scroll down and check out the best hotels in London!
where to eat in London: 100% DESIGN: THE BEST RESTAURANTS IN LONDON FOR ALL DESIGN LOVERS
Spread across two floors, the new Langham Club redefines the club concept with the ultimate in exclusivity, modern conveniences and attentive service.
The Langham is a 5-star property in London that features tempting food created in collaboration with celebrity chefs Albert Roux OBE and Michel Roux Jr. And the best part is the amazing hotel design that highlights beautiful pieces from BRABBU, like NANOOK, a mid-century modern armchair, and SIKA, a statement wingback chair.
Ham Yard Hotel is all about fun design! This “urban village” is set at the bottom of Regent Street, perfectly placed for Mayfair and Soho.
It is flooded with light, and has a hypnotizing fourth-floor roof terrace that won’t go unnoticed due to its oak trees, public benches, and a striking modern sculpture! Don’t miss this magical stay.
Older Londoners will have fond memories of Kettner’s restaurant, opened in 1867 by August Kettner, chef to Napoleon III, which has been incorporated into this gorgeous new townhouse hotel from the Soho House group.
With an art deco design, this project involved 15 Georgian townhouses, including 11 listed buildings, plus Soho House Greek Street.
‘Experience an ideal mix of British heritage and contemporary sophistication at Rosewood London, a peerless luxury hotel in London near Covent Garden.’
This is how Rosewood Hotel presents itself to the world. Known for Scarfes Bar, this magnificent hotel is a popular meeting place for Londoners and it’s easy to understand why. Designed by Toni Chi and Martin Brudnizki, this is THE place not to miss.
Ideally placed for West Londoners in Chiswick High Road, High Road House will make you feel special during your stay since it has the most outstanding design with a Scandinavian influenced style.
Designed by Ilse Crawford, this hotel also featured dazzling hand-painted wallpapers. So, what are you waiting for to stay here during the London Design Festival?
where to eat in London: 100% DESIGN: THE BEST RESTAURANTS IN LONDON FOR ALL DESIGN LOVERS
Not in London? No problem, you can take the virtual tour of Covet London here!
