As we step into spring, we are delighted to be involved in several events at this year’s London Design Week 2024 at Design Centre, Chelsea Harbour.
Running from Monday 11-Friday 15 March, this unmissable event welcomes visitors to view the ultimate design collective, share knowledge and spark conversation with an exciting events programme.
We are taking part in three events throughout the week. Read on to discover more.
Monday 11th March 2024
1.45pm – 2.45pm
Hector Finch, Third Floor Design Centre East
Our Creative Director Sally Storey joins this enlightening discussion moderated by Giles Kime of Country Life, Hector Finch, and interior designer Emily Todhunter. They will discuss the difference between architectural and decorative lighting, sharing tips and advice on achieving the perfect balance both in residential and commercial projects around the world.
Tuesday 12th March 2024
2.30pm – 3.30pm
Tigermoth Lighting, Second Floor, Design Centre East
Join an interactive session with Tigermoth founder Harriet Daniels and guest speakers, including our Design Associate Estefania Marquez, on key considerations when specifying a bespoke chandelier. Make sure you are ready to consider sightlines, installation, other light sources and hear about specialist projects such as installing chandeliers under roof lanterns. Learn more about how decorative lighting overlaps with technical lighting design.
Wednesday 13th March 2024
11am
Forbes and Lomax, First Floor, Design Centre East
Join Forbes & Lomax and our Design Director Luke Thomas, for an interactive session as they demonstrate how an intelligent lighting control system can illuminate and enhance your surroundings, without compromising on the traditional classic style offered by Forbes & Lomax.
Discover more about London Design Week and registration for the event here
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