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The largest destination for design & culture
July 3rd, 2012
Now in its second year, designjunction has cemented its reputation for showcasing the finest selection of international design brands. This year designjunction welcomes the Tramshed into the event to create an even more powerful showcase for design in London’s largest non-purpose built event space.
designjunction will feature more than 100 world-class international brands set against the industrial surrounds of a 1960’s Sorting Office. Moving away from the traditional trade show environment, designjunction strikes the balance between creative and commercial, offering visitors a vibrant yet relaxed atmosphere to engage and connect with design.
Three floors, across an impressive 120,000 sq ft. space, will be devoted to leading international brands, smaller cutting-edge labels, design shops, large-scale installations, temporary restaurants, bars and cafes, working flash factories, and live entertainment.
designjunction will transform the Sorting Office into the largest destination for design, culture and entertainment.
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