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London Design Festival 2014, TENT, Jake Phipps, Stellar Screen

London Design Festival 2014, TENT, Jake Phipps, Stellar Screen

Jake Phipps participated at the Hidden Art stand at 100% Design in 2007

Jake Phipps launches two new products at Most Milan, 2013

Hat Tricks photo of Jake Phipps by Barbara Chandler

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Exquisite work from Objest at Clerkenwell Design Week 2018. In addition to some lovely watches they exhibited beautifully made interior accessories such as the bread board Furrow. @objeststyle @clerkenwelldesignweek #interioraccessories #design #clerkenwelldesignweek2018 #clerkenwell #design #breadboard

Louise Tucker exhibited with Trouping Colours at Clerkenwell Design Week 2018. Trouping Colours was started to create opportunities for young designers with a track record, joining forces in order to exhibit their work together. @louisetuckerstudio @clerkenwelldesignweek @troupingcolour #clerkenwelldesignweek #clerkenwelldesignweek2018 #lightingdesign #clerkenwell

I loved the work of Kinska at Clerkenwell Design Week 2018. She calls herself a 3D story teller who likes to embellish her surroundings with imaginary characters. She is formally trained as a fashion designer and she is a self-taught ceramic artist. @kinska @clerkenwelldesignweek #ceramics #ceramicartist #design #clerkenwelldesignweek #clerkenwelldesignweek2018

Dare Studio at Clerkenwell Design Week 2018 launching new products including the Hirst Lights. Dare Studio produces contemporary furniture and lighting products for luxury domestic interiors and high specification contract environments. He exhibited with Hidden Art at 100% Design and Milan in the past. @dare_studio @clerkenwelldesignweek #design #furniture #lightingdesign

John Green exhibited at Clerkenwell Design Week 2018. He launched ‘Otis Tube’ a chair constructed from@plywood with a tubular steel frame. @clerkenwelldesignweek @johngreendesigns #design #clerkenwelldesignweek #clerkenwell #chairs #furnituredesign #london

Linescapes at Clerkenwell Design Week in May 2018. Launching new products including a lovely set of assorted Miniprints. Amalia the founder specialises in architectural products and is a former architect. She spends her time drawing iconic buildings and undertakes private commissions. @linescapes @clerkenwelldesignweek #architecture #design #architecturalprints #clerkenwelldesignweek #clerkenwell #london

This installation is at St James Church Garden in Clerkenwell. It was designed by Art and Architecture Collective London Fieldworks and commissioned by Clerkenwell Design Week in 2011. There are two other similar sculptures in London. They are called Spontaneous city in the Tree of Heaven and reflect the surrounding architecture. #sculptures #clerkenwelldesignweek #londonfieldworks #design #clerkenwell #stjameschurchgarden @clerkenwelldesignweek #architecture

The Supershoes, Laced with Hope Gardens was a Silver Winner in the Artisan Gardens category at the Chelsea Flower Show 2018. This garden offers some insight into a child’s journey through cancer whilst highlighting the ork of the Supershoes Charity. The artwork that frames the garden represents the way the charity uses art on shoes to empower children. The planting scheme works in harmony with the art work. The colour gold represents childhood cancer and is used in the lace sculpture, while other bright colours and large flowers in the planting, incl. Mixed perennials and roses, provide a psychological boost in stressful times. Designer: Laura Anstiss Sponsor: Frosts Garden Centres. @the_rhs @laura_anstiss #gardendesign @supershoesuk @frostsgardencentres

The Silent Pool Gin Garden was a Silver-Gilt Winner in the Spaced to Grow Category. The garden is inspired by the Silent Pool Distillery located in the Surrey Hills. UK-Sourced materials include Portland Stone, Purbeck walling and weathered oak. This garden is intended for a professional couple who live in the city and require a space to escape to and unwind from their busy lives. The gin-making process is represented through laser-cut copper panes, copper distillation helmets and a central ‘citrus peel’ sculpture.The planting, in tones of blus, whites, green and copper blends to create a calming ambience. Five of Silent Pool Gin’s 24 botanicals have been used, including angelica, iris and rose. Designer: Neale Richards Garden Design Sponsors: Silent Pool Distillers. @the_rhs @silentpoolgin #nealerichardsgardendesign #gin #gardendesign #botanicals

The Pearl Fisher Garden was Gold Winner in the Spaces to Grow category in the Chelsea Flower Show 2018. The Pearlfisher Garden has been designed to highlight the threat of plastic waste to the world’s largest garden, the underwater garden of our oceans. A series of aquatic tanks highlight the threat that plastic poses to the food chain. A sculpture of Jason de Caires Taylor;’s Coral Man illustrates the effect of coral bleaching whilst a boundary wall made from 500 recyclable plastic bottles highlights the amount of plastic thrown into the ocean every 2.5 seconds. A celebration the largest “garden” in the world, the one underneath our great oceans. It aims to highlight the beauty of this underwater world whilst acting as a warning of what is at risk. Designer: John Warland and Pearlfisher Team Sponsor Pearlfisher. @pearlfisherlive @the_rhs #johnwarland #chelseaflowershow #chelseaflowershow2018 #plasticpollution #gardendesign #coralbleaching

Lemon Tree Trust Garden was a Silver-Gilt Winner in the Show Garden category at Chelsea Flower Show 2018. The Lemon Tree Trust Garden is inspired by the resilience, determination and ingenuity of refugees living in Domiz, Kurdistan Region of Iran. Designed with the input of refugees, the garden highlights the unexpected beauty hidden in the camp. It uses materials typically available in refugee camps, such as concrete and steel. The drought-tolerant planting scheme features plants grown in the area. The Lemon Tree Trust supports gardening initiatives in refugee communities as a way to restore dignity, purpose and cultural identity. They help bring people together through the provision of seeds and plants, garden competitions and education centres. The design evokes a garden that would be used by families in a community of refugees in Domiz Camp in northern Iraq, providing a way to bring order to a chaotic situation, as well as a space to come together as a community and to learn about horticulture. Designer: Tom Massey Sponsor: The Lemon Tree Trust. @the_rhs @lemontreetrust @tommasseyuk #chelseaflowershow #chelseaflowershow2018 #refugees #iran #gardeninginitiatives #gardendesign

LG Eco-City Garden was a Silver-Gilt Winner ya the Show Gardens category of the Chelsea Flower Show 2018. The Garden represents the green space allocated to one housing unit in a ‘vertical forest’ of residential appartments. The garden highlights the increased presence of technology and our dependence on it, and raises awareness of the environmental issues and responsibilities we face in reducing pollution in modern urban life. Each house has its own spacious terraces accessed from the kitchen and designed to receive plenty of sunlight. The plants and trees play a role in the seasonal control of oxygen generation, humidity control, temperature moderation and the reduction of carbon dioxide. Addressing serious concern about the decline of pollinators and their habitat, the naturalistic planting scheme shows how to incorporate wildflowers, perennials and a looser meadow-style planting into a garden. Designer: Hay-Young Hwang Sponsors: IG Electronics ig.com/uk @the_rhs #chelseaflowershow #chelseaflowershow2018 #gardendesign #citygarden #sustainableliving #design #environment

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