London Design Festival celebrates and promotes London as the design capital of the world. The Festival returns to venues and institutions across the city from 15-23 September 2018.

Landmark Projects
Landmark Projects are major installations, first introduced in 2007, which involve commissioning the world’s best designers, artists and architects, as well as exciting new talents, to create something extraordinary in response to a variety of stimuli such as a particular material, a theme or a location. Over the years, projects have appeared in some of London’s most prominent and best-loved spaces such as the V&A, Southbank Centre, St Paul’s Cathedral, Tate Modern and Trafalgar Square.

V&A Projects
A unique collaboration with the world’s leading museum of art and design and London’s foremost contemporary design festival. London Design Festival at the V&A fills the museum each September with an extraordinary range of design installations large and small, intricate and majestic. This year will see the Festival and V&A celebrate ten years together as the official London Design Festival hub.

Festival Commissions
Festival Commissions represent a range of unique design installations that take place each year across the city in collaboration with London Design Festival. Encompassing exhibitions, events, creations and projects, Festival Commissions underline London’s position as the global stage for the very best creative minds and talent – the heart of innovation, thought leadership, creativity and imagination.