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Yve and Dave Thelermont Hupton at their stand at the London Design Fair as part of the London Design Festival. They launched their new project Pop Mirrors which can be suspended, wall mounted or stand on the floor. An installation on the stand, they are made in American oak and come in different sizes and also bespoke options. @thelermonthupton @l_d_f_official @ldndesignfair #ldf18 #thelermonthupton #design #wood #londondesignfair2018

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Guatemala won the London Design Biennale 2018 Public Medal. It tells the story of Pintando Santa Catarina Palopo an initiative that seeks to transform an impoverished town on Lake Atitlan by turning it into a monumental artwork. The designer Diego Olivero together with others worked with the community to@paint the town’s 800 houses using patterns inspired by local textiles. Boosting tourism but also sense of pride. The installation was designed by Shimell and Madden. @l_d_f_official @london_design_biennale #guatemala #textiles #ldf18 #design #londondesignbiennale

Head Above Water by Steuart Padwick a 10 m high sculpture in support of mental health. It is part of Designjunction at the London Design Festival and is located on Gabriel’s Wharf on the South Bank. It aims to encourage conversations about mental health. @thedesignjunction @l_d_f_official #steuartpadwick #mentalhealth #southbank #ldf18

Designer Rentaro Nishimura at Designjunction. His work draws on principles of origami, repeat modular forms, self assembly and flat pack designs. He uses the latest digital technology bridging the gap between craft and technology. @rentaro_london @thedesignjunction #design #technology #jewellery #crafts #origami

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