
Min-Kyu Choi’s award winning folding plug
New Simplicity
203 Brompton Road, SW3 1LA
24 July—8 August
Mon—Sat 10am—6pm
New Simplicity showcases the work of both established and emerging international product designers, all unified by a shared belief in the pursuit of simplicity. Featuring celebrated designers such as Jasper Morrison, Sam Hecht and Torsten Neeland, alongside a new generation, the exhibition presents classic simple design alongside many new objects which exploit the latest Rapid Manufacturing technologies. New Simplicity opens on 24 July at 203 Brompton Road, London and runs until 8 August. Admission is free.
See more at www.newsimplicity.info
Skandium
New Skandium Bello series Furniture
247 Brompton Road, SW3 2EP
Available from 19 September
The much-loved Skandium shop on Brompton Road has now created its own brand furniture range, named the Bello series, designed by renowned Finnish designer Harri Koskinen. The new range will be launched at Skandium during this year’s London Design Festival. The furniture pieces will be introduced to Skandium together with a Harri Koskinen retrospective entitled ‘Harri Koskinen Works’ showing his products over the last 15 years for brands including Venini, Iittala, Arabia, Alessi and many more.
See more at
See more at www.skandium.com
Welcome to the Brompton Design District
The Brompton Design District, initiated by South Kensington Estates and local partners, was launched in 2007 to increase the presence of new design in an area renowned for its historic links with art, design, and education since the founding of the Victoria and Albert Museum and the Royal College of Art 150 years ago. Stretching from the Serpentine Gallery and the Royal College of Art to Brompton Cross, the district has been recognised as a dynamic hub for design in London, showcasing rising stars of new design alongside established European names.
“It would seem obvious that this area should be associated with contemporary creativity, given it’s extraordinary history and its fantastic proximity to the big inspirational institutions and universities ... so it’s good to see it at last teeming with creativity again and the benefit to the area is already palpable.”
Tom Dixon, Designer.