London Design Festival has taken place in full scope for the first time in three years to celebrate its 20th anniversary. The London Design Festival began in an era of mourning shaken by the loss of Queen Elizabeth II.
London Design Festival (LDF) was held in full scope since the pandemics. The 20th anniversary has been shadowed by the Queen's passing. The festival has taken place from 17 to 25 September and has staged extraordinary encounters for design enthusiasts.
Full of sustainability, novel materials, economic crisis and digital future themes, the festival has not only been a meeting point for professionals but also a chance to share positivity with design lovers much needed in recent days.
Designs, installations and conferences that led to hopeful thinking for the future has marked the festival's positive vibe and inspired visitors.
London Mayor Sadiq Khan has cited: “London Design Festival’s international appeal underlines the capital’s status as a global design powerhouse. London is the design capital of the world attracting the very best companies and talent.I'm delighted to support this wonderful festival, which shows that London is open to great ideas, innovation and to all people”.
