We’re busy making the last minute arrangements for designjunction 2013, the only fair or exhibition that we have ever been tempted to partake in. Part of London Design Fair, designjunction returns to the abandoned 1960’s Postal Sorting Office in Holborn, a concrete monolith of a building with the original parcel shutes and conveyor belts left intact. The fair includes a powerful line-up of renowned international brands, smaller cutting-edge labels, pop-up shops, large-scale installations, eateries and flash factories. Seminars and screenings will be presented across three floors of the impressive 120,000 sq ft venue. Open Thursday 19th – Sunday 22nd September. Find us on the second floor of the building near Jamie Oliver’s Barbecoa restaurant. http://thedesignjunction.co.uk/ We will be officially launching our French Street Light and will also be showcasing our box fresh vitreous enamelled pendant lights, in a range of funky colours, just gone online today. We’ve been working on a whole new display system for our lighting which we will be going on to use in our new showroom at the mill when this show’s over. Please come and say hello if you’re passing.
On our travels in the former Eastern Bloc we see some incredible industrial buildings in various states of disrepair. The legendary Jawa motorbike factory once employed a whole town but has now reduced to a work force of just 150
A collaboration between Skye-based architects Rural Design and James Mac Queen Building Contractors also on Skye, The Field House is an R House concept, founded on traditional highland barns and designed to sit comfortably in the landscape.
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The Jawa motorbike factory
On our travels in the former Eastern Bloc we see some incredible industrial buildings in various states of disrepair. The legendary Jawa motorbike factory once employed a whole town but has now reduced to a work force of just 150
The Field House, Avernish – Scotland
A collaboration between Skye-based architects Rural Design and James Mac Queen Building Contractors also on Skye, The Field House is an R House concept, founded on traditional highland barns and designed to sit comfortably in the landscape.