London Design Festival 2015 is in full swing and as a result there are a ton of design events going on across the capital. I went along to the preview of designjunction this evening.
This big annual design event has moved venues this year and now occupies two major spaces in Southampton Row WC1. The College venue is presenting all the major names of design whereas in the Victoria House venue designjunction has set up an eclectic marketplace of smaller designer-makers. This is the part of designjunction I have chosen to focus on in this photo review because there were so many interesting and unusual products on show. So here’s my photo review of the designer-makers that caught my eye in this year’s designjunction show. This is a LDF2015 event that is well worth the visit.
What?
designjunction
www.thedesignjunction.co.uk
When?
24th – 27th September 2015
Where?
Victoria House
37 Southampton Row
London WC1B 4DA
also at The College, 12-42 Southampton Row, London WC1B 4AP
Amazing jewel-coloured cushions from Vintage Cushions
www.vintagecushions.com
From Kyoko Bowskill from The Link Collective. The most beautifully printed scarves that are transformed with the addition of a leather strap into a covetable slouchy handbag
www.thelinkcollective.com
Lovely quality tote bags from Handmade Alliance, made by serving and exprisoners from London Prisons. www.handmadealliance.org
Great designs for kitchen and homeware ceramics from LAHLA
www.lahlastudio.com
Love these foil blocked greetings cards from Ola Studio
www.olastudio.co.uk
Mugs, prints and cards of bunnies trampolining, bunnies skiing etc. from HAM
Who knew that would make a desirable object? www.hammade.com
Neon pops of colour on cushions, rugs and even hot water bottle covers from Kangan Arora
www.kanganarora.com
And finally, exquisite Japanese porcelain from Arita, Japan from Qusavi
www.qusavi.com
The London Art File 
