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  • Double Space for BMW by Barber + Osgerby -<br />
Leading design duo, Edward Barber and Jay Osgerby worked with BMW to present a kinetic, silvered structure which is suspended from the ceiling of the Raphael Gallery at the V&A. The installation rotates to create a 'beguiling' reflection of the room, the art and the viewers on the ground. <br />
The London Design Festival at the V&A, South Kensington, London 12 Sept 2014.
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  • Double Space for BMW by Barber + Osgerby -<br />
Leading design duo, Edward Barber and Jay Osgerby worked with BMW to present a kinetic, silvered structure which is suspended from the ceiling of the Raphael Gallery at the V&A. The installation rotates to create a 'beguiling' reflection of the room, the art and the viewers on the ground. <br />
The London Design Festival at the V&A, South Kensington, London 12 Sept 2014. Guy Bell, 07771 786236, guy@gbphotos.com
    VandA Design Festival GBPhotos 14.jpg
  • Double Space for BMW by Barber + Osgerby -<br />
Leading design duo, Edward Barber and Jay Osgerby (both pictured) worked with BMW to present a kinetic, silvered structure which is suspended from the ceiling of the Raphael Gallery at the V&A. The installation rotates to create a 'beguiling' reflection of the room, the art and the viewers on the ground. <br />
The London Design Festival at the V&A, South Kensington, London 12 Sept 2014. Guy Bell, 07771 786236, guy@gbphotos.com
    VandA Design Festival GBPhotos 11.jpg
  • Double Space for BMW by Barber + Osgerby -<br />
Leading design duo, Edward Barber and Jay Osgerby worked with BMW to present a kinetic, silvered structure which is suspended from the ceiling of the Raphael Gallery at the V&A. The installation rotates to create a 'beguiling' reflection of the room, the art and the viewers on the ground. <br />
The London Design Festival at the V&A, South Kensington, London 12 Sept 2014. Guy Bell, 07771 786236, guy@gbphotos.com
    VandA Design Festival GBPhotos 09.jpg
  • Double Space for BMW by Barber + Osgerby -<br />
Leading design duo, Edward Barber and Jay Osgerby worked with BMW to present a kinetic, silvered structure which is suspended from the ceiling of the Raphael Gallery at the V&A. The installation rotates to create a 'beguiling' reflection of the room, the art and the viewers on the ground. <br />
The London Design Festival at the V&A, South Kensington, London 12 Sept 2014. Guy Bell, 07771 786236, guy@gbphotos.com
    VandA Design Festival GBPhotos 07.jpg
  • Double Space for BMW by Barber + Osgerby -<br />
Leading design duo, Edward Barber and Jay Osgerby worked with BMW to present a kinetic, silvered structure which is suspended from the ceiling of the Raphael Gallery at the V&A. The installation rotates to create a 'beguiling' reflection of the room, the art and the viewers on the ground. <br />
The London Design Festival at the V&A, South Kensington, London 12 Sept 2014. Guy Bell, 07771 786236, guy@gbphotos.com
    VandA Design Festival GBPhotos 05.jpg
  • Double Space for BMW by Barber + Osgerby -<br />
Leading design duo, Edward Barber and Jay Osgerby worked with BMW to present a kinetic, silvered structure which is suspended from the ceiling of the Raphael Gallery at the V&A. The installation rotates to create a 'beguiling' reflection of the room, the art and the viewers on the ground. <br />
The London Design Festival at the V&A, South Kensington, London 12 Sept 2014. Guy Bell, 07771 786236, guy@gbphotos.com
    VandA Design Festival GBPhotos 04.jpg
  • Double Space for BMW by Barber + Osgerby -<br />
Leading design duo, Edward Barber and Jay Osgerby worked with BMW to present a kinetic, silvered structure which is suspended from the ceiling of the Raphael Gallery at the V&A. The installation rotates to create a 'beguiling' reflection of the room, the art and the viewers on the ground. <br />
The London Design Festival at the V&A, South Kensington, London 12 Sept 2014. Guy Bell, 07771 786236, guy@gbphotos.com
    VandA Design Festival GBPhotos 02.jpg
  • Double Space for BMW by Barber + Osgerby -<br />
Leading design duo, Edward Barber and Jay Osgerby worked with BMW to present a kinetic, silvered structure which is suspended from the ceiling of the Raphael Gallery at the V&A. The installation rotates to create a 'beguiling' reflection of the room, the art and the viewers on the ground. <br />
The London Design Festival at the V&A, South Kensington, London 12 Sept 2014. Guy Bell, 07771 786236, guy@gbphotos.com
    VandA Design Festival GBPhotos 03.jpg
  • Double Space for BMW by Barber + Osgerby -<br />
Leading design duo, Edward Barber and Jay Osgerby worked with BMW to present a kinetic, silvered structure which is suspended from the ceiling of the Raphael Gallery at the V&A. The installation rotates to create a 'beguiling' reflection of the room, the art and the viewers on the ground. <br />
The London Design Festival at the V&A, South Kensington, London 12 Sept 2014.
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  • Double Space for BMW by Barber + Osgerby -<br />
Leading design duo, Edward Barber and Jay Osgerby worked with BMW to present a kinetic, silvered structure which is suspended from the ceiling of the Raphael Gallery at the V&A. The installation rotates to create a 'beguiling' reflection of the room, the art and the viewers on the ground. <br />
The London Design Festival at the V&A, South Kensington, London 12 Sept 2014.
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  • Double Space for BMW by Barber + Osgerby -<br />
Leading design duo, Edward Barber and Jay Osgerby worked with BMW to present a kinetic, silvered structure which is suspended from the ceiling of the Raphael Gallery at the V&A. The installation rotates to create a 'beguiling' reflection of the room, the art and the viewers on the ground. <br />
The London Design Festival at the V&A, South Kensington, London 12 Sept 2014.
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  • Double Space for BMW by Barber + Osgerby -<br />
Leading design duo, Edward Barber and Jay Osgerby worked with BMW to present a kinetic, silvered structure which is suspended from the ceiling of the Raphael Gallery at the V&A. The installation rotates to create a 'beguiling' reflection of the room, the art and the viewers on the ground. <br />
The London Design Festival at the V&A, South Kensington, London 12 Sept 2014.
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  • Double Space for BMW by Barber + Osgerby -<br />
Leading design duo, Edward Barber and Jay Osgerby worked with BMW to present a kinetic, silvered structure which is suspended from the ceiling of the Raphael Gallery at the V&A. The installation rotates to create a 'beguiling' reflection of the room, the art and the viewers on the ground. <br />
The London Design Festival at the V&A, South Kensington, London 12 Sept 2014.
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  • Double Space for BMW by Barber + Osgerby -<br />
Leading design duo, Edward Barber and Jay Osgerby worked with BMW to present a kinetic, silvered structure which is suspended from the ceiling of the Raphael Gallery at the V&A. The installation rotates to create a 'beguiling' reflection of the room, the art and the viewers on the ground. <br />
The London Design Festival at the V&A, South Kensington, London 12 Sept 2014.
    GB12013.jpg
  • Double Space for BMW by Barber + Osgerby -<br />
Leading design duo, Edward Barber and Jay Osgerby worked with BMW to present a kinetic, silvered structure which is suspended from the ceiling of the Raphael Gallery at the V&A. The installation rotates to create a 'beguiling' reflection of the room, the art and the viewers on the ground. <br />
The London Design Festival at the V&A, South Kensington, London 12 Sept 2014. Guy Bell, 07771 786236, guy@gbphotos.com
    VandA Design Festival GBPhotos 15.jpg
  • Double Space for BMW by Barber + Osgerby -<br />
Leading design duo, Edward Barber and Jay Osgerby worked with BMW to present a kinetic, silvered structure which is suspended from the ceiling of the Raphael Gallery at the V&A. The installation rotates to create a 'beguiling' reflection of the room, the art and the viewers on the ground. <br />
The London Design Festival at the V&A, South Kensington, London 12 Sept 2014. Guy Bell, 07771 786236, guy@gbphotos.com
    VandA Design Festival GBPhotos 13.jpg
  • Double Space for BMW by Barber + Osgerby -<br />
Leading design duo, Edward Barber and Jay Osgerby (both pictured) worked with BMW to present a kinetic, silvered structure which is suspended from the ceiling of the Raphael Gallery at the V&A. The installation rotates to create a 'beguiling' reflection of the room, the art and the viewers on the ground. <br />
The London Design Festival at the V&A, South Kensington, London 12 Sept 2014. Guy Bell, 07771 786236, guy@gbphotos.com
    VandA Design Festival GBPhotos 10.jpg
  • Double Space for BMW by Barber + Osgerby -<br />
Leading design duo, Edward Barber and Jay Osgerby worked with BMW to present a kinetic, silvered structure which is suspended from the ceiling of the Raphael Gallery at the V&A. The installation rotates to create a 'beguiling' reflection of the room, the art and the viewers on the ground. <br />
The London Design Festival at the V&A, South Kensington, London 12 Sept 2014. Guy Bell, 07771 786236, guy@gbphotos.com
    VandA Design Festival GBPhotos 08.jpg
  • Double Space for BMW by Barber + Osgerby -<br />
Leading design duo, Edward Barber and Jay Osgerby worked with BMW to present a kinetic, silvered structure which is suspended from the ceiling of the Raphael Gallery at the V&A. The installation rotates to create a 'beguiling' reflection of the room, the art and the viewers on the ground. <br />
The London Design Festival at the V&A, South Kensington, London 12 Sept 2014. Guy Bell, 07771 786236, guy@gbphotos.com
    VandA Design Festival GBPhotos 06.jpg
  • Double Space for BMW by Barber + Osgerby -<br />
Leading design duo, Edward Barber and Jay Osgerby worked with BMW to present a kinetic, silvered structure which is suspended from the ceiling of the Raphael Gallery at the V&A. The installation rotates to create a 'beguiling' reflection of the room, the art and the viewers on the ground. <br />
The London Design Festival at the V&A, South Kensington, London 12 Sept 2014. Guy Bell, 07771 786236, guy@gbphotos.com
    VandA Design Festival GBPhotos 01.jpg
  • Double Space for BMW by Barber + Osgerby -<br />
Leading design duo, Edward Barber and Jay Osgerby worked with BMW to present a kinetic, silvered structure which is suspended from the ceiling of the Raphael Gallery at the V&A. The installation rotates to create a 'beguiling' reflection of the room, the art and the viewers on the ground. <br />
The London Design Festival at the V&A, South Kensington, London 12 Sept 2014.
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  • Double Space for BMW by Barber + Osgerby -<br />
Leading design duo, Edward Barber and Jay Osgerby worked with BMW to present a kinetic, silvered structure which is suspended from the ceiling of the Raphael Gallery at the V&A. The installation rotates to create a 'beguiling' reflection of the room, the art and the viewers on the ground. <br />
The London Design Festival at the V&A, South Kensington, London 12 Sept 2014.
    GB12010.jpg
  • Zotem, supported by Swarovski, by Kim  Thomé - The London Design Festival comes to the V&A with a range of installations including: Zotem, supported by Swarovski, is an 18m tall double-sided monolith created by young Norwegian designer Kim Thomé; The Cloakroom by Faye Toogood, where visitors are invited to take one of 150 coats to wear as they explore the Museum using a sewn-in fabric map to guide them to discover 10 different coat sculptures; Curiosity Cloud by mischer’traxler, for Perrier-Jouet in the Music Room, in which 250 mouth-blown glass globes hang from the ceiling containing a single, hand-made insect; and The Ogham Wall, by Grafton Architects for Irish Design 2015, in which 23 ‘fins’ (resembling Irish and British standing stones) carry an ancient alphabet which originated deep in Irish Celtic history. The annual festival runs from 19 – 27 September, and the Victoria and Albert Museum is the Festival’s hub - www.londondesignfestival.com
    VandA design Festival GBPhotos 40.jpg
  • Zotem, supported by Swarovski, by Kim  Thomé - The London Design Festival comes to the V&A with a range of installations including: Zotem, supported by Swarovski, is an 18m tall double-sided monolith created by young Norwegian designer Kim Thomé; The Cloakroom by Faye Toogood, where visitors are invited to take one of 150 coats to wear as they explore the Museum using a sewn-in fabric map to guide them to discover 10 different coat sculptures; Curiosity Cloud by mischer’traxler, for Perrier-Jouet in the Music Room, in which 250 mouth-blown glass globes hang from the ceiling containing a single, hand-made insect; and The Ogham Wall, by Grafton Architects for Irish Design 2015, in which 23 ‘fins’ (resembling Irish and British standing stones) carry an ancient alphabet which originated deep in Irish Celtic history. The annual festival runs from 19 – 27 September, and the Victoria and Albert Museum is the Festival’s hub - www.londondesignfestival.com
    VandA design Festival GBPhotos 39.jpg
  • The London Design Festival comes to the V&A with a range of installations including: Zotem, supported by Swarovski, is an 18m tall double-sided monolith created by young Norwegian designer Kim Thomé; The Cloakroom by Faye Toogood, where visitors are invited to take one of 150 coats to wear as they explore the Museum using a sewn-in fabric map to guide them to discover 10 different coat sculptures; Curiosity Cloud by mischer’traxler, for Perrier-Jouet in the Music Room, in which 250 mouth-blown glass globes hang from the ceiling containing a single, hand-made insect; and The Ogham Wall, by Grafton Architects for Irish Design 2015, in which 23 ‘fins’ (resembling Irish and British standing stones) carry an ancient alphabet which originated deep in Irish Celtic history. The annual festival runs from 19 – 27 September, and the Victoria and Albert Museum is the Festival’s hub - www.londondesignfestival.com
    VandA design Festival GBPhotos 38.jpg
  • Mise en Abyme by Laetitia de Allegri and Matteo Fogale  (both pictured)-  The London Design Festival comes to the V&A with a range of installations including: Zotem, supported by Swarovski, is an 18m tall double-sided monolith created by young Norwegian designer Kim Thomé; The Cloakroom by Faye Toogood, where visitors are invited to take one of 150 coats to wear as they explore the Museum using a sewn-in fabric map to guide them to discover 10 different coat sculptures; Curiosity Cloud by mischer’traxler, for Perrier-Jouet in the Music Room, in which 250 mouth-blown glass globes hang from the ceiling containing a single, hand-made insect; and The Ogham Wall, by Grafton Architects for Irish Design 2015, in which 23 ‘fins’ (resembling Irish and British standing stones) carry an ancient alphabet which originated deep in Irish Celtic history. The annual festival runs from 19 – 27 September, and the Victoria and Albert Museum is the Festival’s hub - www.londondesignfestival.com
    VandA design Festival GBPhotos 34.jpg
  • Mise en Abyme by Laetitia de Allegri and Matteo Fogale  (both pictured)-  The London Design Festival comes to the V&A with a range of installations including: Zotem, supported by Swarovski, is an 18m tall double-sided monolith created by young Norwegian designer Kim Thomé; The Cloakroom by Faye Toogood, where visitors are invited to take one of 150 coats to wear as they explore the Museum using a sewn-in fabric map to guide them to discover 10 different coat sculptures; Curiosity Cloud by mischer’traxler, for Perrier-Jouet in the Music Room, in which 250 mouth-blown glass globes hang from the ceiling containing a single, hand-made insect; and The Ogham Wall, by Grafton Architects for Irish Design 2015, in which 23 ‘fins’ (resembling Irish and British standing stones) carry an ancient alphabet which originated deep in Irish Celtic history. The annual festival runs from 19 – 27 September, and the Victoria and Albert Museum is the Festival’s hub - www.londondesignfestival.com
    VandA design Festival GBPhotos 32.jpg
  • Zotem, supported by Swarovski, by Kim  Thomé - The London Design Festival comes to the V&A with a range of installations including: Zotem, supported by Swarovski, is an 18m tall double-sided monolith created by young Norwegian designer Kim Thomé; The Cloakroom by Faye Toogood, where visitors are invited to take one of 150 coats to wear as they explore the Museum using a sewn-in fabric map to guide them to discover 10 different coat sculptures; Curiosity Cloud by mischer’traxler, for Perrier-Jouet in the Music Room, in which 250 mouth-blown glass globes hang from the ceiling containing a single, hand-made insect; and The Ogham Wall, by Grafton Architects for Irish Design 2015, in which 23 ‘fins’ (resembling Irish and British standing stones) carry an ancient alphabet which originated deep in Irish Celtic history. The annual festival runs from 19 – 27 September, and the Victoria and Albert Museum is the Festival’s hub - www.londondesignfestival.com
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  • Zotem, supported by Swarovski, by Kim  Thomé - The London Design Festival comes to the V&A with a range of installations including: Zotem, supported by Swarovski, is an 18m tall double-sided monolith created by young Norwegian designer Kim Thomé; The Cloakroom by Faye Toogood, where visitors are invited to take one of 150 coats to wear as they explore the Museum using a sewn-in fabric map to guide them to discover 10 different coat sculptures; Curiosity Cloud by mischer’traxler, for Perrier-Jouet in the Music Room, in which 250 mouth-blown glass globes hang from the ceiling containing a single, hand-made insect; and The Ogham Wall, by Grafton Architects for Irish Design 2015, in which 23 ‘fins’ (resembling Irish and British standing stones) carry an ancient alphabet which originated deep in Irish Celtic history. The annual festival runs from 19 – 27 September, and the Victoria and Albert Museum is the Festival’s hub - www.londondesignfestival.com
    VandA design Festival GBPhotos 28.jpg
  • Zotem, supported by Swarovski, by Kim  Thomé - The London Design Festival comes to the V&A with a range of installations including: Zotem, supported by Swarovski, is an 18m tall double-sided monolith created by young Norwegian designer Kim Thomé; The Cloakroom by Faye Toogood, where visitors are invited to take one of 150 coats to wear as they explore the Museum using a sewn-in fabric map to guide them to discover 10 different coat sculptures; Curiosity Cloud by mischer’traxler, for Perrier-Jouet in the Music Room, in which 250 mouth-blown glass globes hang from the ceiling containing a single, hand-made insect; and The Ogham Wall, by Grafton Architects for Irish Design 2015, in which 23 ‘fins’ (resembling Irish and British standing stones) carry an ancient alphabet which originated deep in Irish Celtic history. The annual festival runs from 19 – 27 September, and the Victoria and Albert Museum is the Festival’s hub - www.londondesignfestival.com
    VandA design Festival GBPhotos 27.jpg
  • The Ogham Wall, by Grafton Architects - The London Design Festival comes to the V&A with a range of installations including: Zotem, supported by Swarovski, is an 18m tall double-sided monolith created by young Norwegian designer Kim Thomé; The Cloakroom by Faye Toogood, where visitors are invited to take one of 150 coats to wear as they explore the Museum using a sewn-in fabric map to guide them to discover 10 different coat sculptures; Curiosity Cloud by mischer’traxler, for Perrier-Jouet in the Music Room, in which 250 mouth-blown glass globes hang from the ceiling containing a single, hand-made insect; and The Ogham Wall, by Grafton Architects for Irish Design 2015, in which 23 ‘fins’ (resembling Irish and British standing stones) carry an ancient alphabet which originated deep in Irish Celtic history. The annual festival runs from 19 – 27 September, and the Victoria and Albert Museum is the Festival’s hub - www.londondesignfestival.com
    VandA design Festival GBPhotos 24.jpg
  • The Ogham Wall, by Grafton Architects - The London Design Festival comes to the V&A with a range of installations including: Zotem, supported by Swarovski, is an 18m tall double-sided monolith created by young Norwegian designer Kim Thomé; The Cloakroom by Faye Toogood, where visitors are invited to take one of 150 coats to wear as they explore the Museum using a sewn-in fabric map to guide them to discover 10 different coat sculptures; Curiosity Cloud by mischer’traxler, for Perrier-Jouet in the Music Room, in which 250 mouth-blown glass globes hang from the ceiling containing a single, hand-made insect; and The Ogham Wall, by Grafton Architects for Irish Design 2015, in which 23 ‘fins’ (resembling Irish and British standing stones) carry an ancient alphabet which originated deep in Irish Celtic history. The annual festival runs from 19 – 27 September, and the Victoria and Albert Museum is the Festival’s hub - www.londondesignfestival.com
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  • The Ogham Wall, by Grafton Architects - The London Design Festival comes to the V&A with a range of installations including: Zotem, supported by Swarovski, is an 18m tall double-sided monolith created by young Norwegian designer Kim Thomé; The Cloakroom by Faye Toogood, where visitors are invited to take one of 150 coats to wear as they explore the Museum using a sewn-in fabric map to guide them to discover 10 different coat sculptures; Curiosity Cloud by mischer’traxler, for Perrier-Jouet in the Music Room, in which 250 mouth-blown glass globes hang from the ceiling containing a single, hand-made insect; and The Ogham Wall, by Grafton Architects for Irish Design 2015, in which 23 ‘fins’ (resembling Irish and British standing stones) carry an ancient alphabet which originated deep in Irish Celtic history. The annual festival runs from 19 – 27 September, and the Victoria and Albert Museum is the Festival’s hub - www.londondesignfestival.com
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  • The Ogham Wall, by Grafton Architects - The London Design Festival comes to the V&A with a range of installations including: Zotem, supported by Swarovski, is an 18m tall double-sided monolith created by young Norwegian designer Kim Thomé; The Cloakroom by Faye Toogood, where visitors are invited to take one of 150 coats to wear as they explore the Museum using a sewn-in fabric map to guide them to discover 10 different coat sculptures; Curiosity Cloud by mischer’traxler, for Perrier-Jouet in the Music Room, in which 250 mouth-blown glass globes hang from the ceiling containing a single, hand-made insect; and The Ogham Wall, by Grafton Architects for Irish Design 2015, in which 23 ‘fins’ (resembling Irish and British standing stones) carry an ancient alphabet which originated deep in Irish Celtic history. The annual festival runs from 19 – 27 September, and the Victoria and Albert Museum is the Festival’s hub - www.londondesignfestival.com
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  • The Ogham Wall, by Grafton Architects - The London Design Festival comes to the V&A with a range of installations including: Zotem, supported by Swarovski, is an 18m tall double-sided monolith created by young Norwegian designer Kim Thomé; The Cloakroom by Faye Toogood, where visitors are invited to take one of 150 coats to wear as they explore the Museum using a sewn-in fabric map to guide them to discover 10 different coat sculptures; Curiosity Cloud by mischer’traxler, for Perrier-Jouet in the Music Room, in which 250 mouth-blown glass globes hang from the ceiling containing a single, hand-made insect; and The Ogham Wall, by Grafton Architects for Irish Design 2015, in which 23 ‘fins’ (resembling Irish and British standing stones) carry an ancient alphabet which originated deep in Irish Celtic history. The annual festival runs from 19 – 27 September, and the Victoria and Albert Museum is the Festival’s hub - www.londondesignfestival.com
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  • Curiosity Cloud by mischer’traxler, for Perrier-Jouet in the Music Room - The London Design Festival comes to the V&A with a range of installations including: Zotem, supported by Swarovski, is an 18m tall double-sided monolith created by young Norwegian designer Kim Thomé; The Cloakroom by Faye Toogood, where visitors are invited to take one of 150 coats to wear as they explore the Museum using a sewn-in fabric map to guide them to discover 10 different coat sculptures; Curiosity Cloud by mischer’traxler, for Perrier-Jouet in the Music Room, in which 250 mouth-blown glass globes hang from the ceiling containing a single, hand-made insect; and The Ogham Wall, by Grafton Architects for Irish Design 2015, in which 23 ‘fins’ (resembling Irish and British standing stones) carry an ancient alphabet which originated deep in Irish Celtic history. The annual festival runs from 19 – 27 September, and the Victoria and Albert Museum is the Festival’s hub - www.londondesignfestival.com
    VandA design Festival GBPhotos 13.jpg
  • Curiosity Cloud by mischer’traxler, for Perrier-Jouet in the Music Room - The London Design Festival comes to the V&A with a range of installations including: Zotem, supported by Swarovski, is an 18m tall double-sided monolith created by young Norwegian designer Kim Thomé; The Cloakroom by Faye Toogood, where visitors are invited to take one of 150 coats to wear as they explore the Museum using a sewn-in fabric map to guide them to discover 10 different coat sculptures; Curiosity Cloud by mischer’traxler, for Perrier-Jouet in the Music Room, in which 250 mouth-blown glass globes hang from the ceiling containing a single, hand-made insect; and The Ogham Wall, by Grafton Architects for Irish Design 2015, in which 23 ‘fins’ (resembling Irish and British standing stones) carry an ancient alphabet which originated deep in Irish Celtic history. The annual festival runs from 19 – 27 September, and the Victoria and Albert Museum is the Festival’s hub - www.londondesignfestival.com
    VandA design Festival GBPhotos 11.jpg
  • Curiosity Cloud by mischer’traxler, for Perrier-Jouet in the Music Room - The London Design Festival comes to the V&A with a range of installations including: Zotem, supported by Swarovski, is an 18m tall double-sided monolith created by young Norwegian designer Kim Thomé; The Cloakroom by Faye Toogood, where visitors are invited to take one of 150 coats to wear as they explore the Museum using a sewn-in fabric map to guide them to discover 10 different coat sculptures; Curiosity Cloud by mischer’traxler, for Perrier-Jouet in the Music Room, in which 250 mouth-blown glass globes hang from the ceiling containing a single, hand-made insect; and The Ogham Wall, by Grafton Architects for Irish Design 2015, in which 23 ‘fins’ (resembling Irish and British standing stones) carry an ancient alphabet which originated deep in Irish Celtic history. The annual festival runs from 19 – 27 September, and the Victoria and Albert Museum is the Festival’s hub - www.londondesignfestival.com
    VandA design Festival GBPhotos 10.jpg
  • Curiosity Cloud by mischer’traxler, for Perrier-Jouet in the Music Room - The London Design Festival comes to the V&A with a range of installations including: Zotem, supported by Swarovski, is an 18m tall double-sided monolith created by young Norwegian designer Kim Thomé; The Cloakroom by Faye Toogood, where visitors are invited to take one of 150 coats to wear as they explore the Museum using a sewn-in fabric map to guide them to discover 10 different coat sculptures; Curiosity Cloud by mischer’traxler, for Perrier-Jouet in the Music Room, in which 250 mouth-blown glass globes hang from the ceiling containing a single, hand-made insect; and The Ogham Wall, by Grafton Architects for Irish Design 2015, in which 23 ‘fins’ (resembling Irish and British standing stones) carry an ancient alphabet which originated deep in Irish Celtic history. The annual festival runs from 19 – 27 September, and the Victoria and Albert Museum is the Festival’s hub - www.londondesignfestival.com
    VandA design Festival GBPhotos 09.jpg
  • Curiosity Cloud by mischer’traxler, for Perrier-Jouet in the Music Room - The London Design Festival comes to the V&A with a range of installations including: Zotem, supported by Swarovski, is an 18m tall double-sided monolith created by young Norwegian designer Kim Thomé; The Cloakroom by Faye Toogood, where visitors are invited to take one of 150 coats to wear as they explore the Museum using a sewn-in fabric map to guide them to discover 10 different coat sculptures; Curiosity Cloud by mischer’traxler, for Perrier-Jouet in the Music Room, in which 250 mouth-blown glass globes hang from the ceiling containing a single, hand-made insect; and The Ogham Wall, by Grafton Architects for Irish Design 2015, in which 23 ‘fins’ (resembling Irish and British standing stones) carry an ancient alphabet which originated deep in Irish Celtic history. The annual festival runs from 19 – 27 September, and the Victoria and Albert Museum is the Festival’s hub - www.londondesignfestival.com
    VandA design Festival GBPhotos 06.jpg
  • Curiosity Cloud by mischer’traxler, for Perrier-Jouet in the Music Room - The London Design Festival comes to the V&A with a range of installations including: Zotem, supported by Swarovski, is an 18m tall double-sided monolith created by young Norwegian designer Kim Thomé; The Cloakroom by Faye Toogood, where visitors are invited to take one of 150 coats to wear as they explore the Museum using a sewn-in fabric map to guide them to discover 10 different coat sculptures; Curiosity Cloud by mischer’traxler, for Perrier-Jouet in the Music Room, in which 250 mouth-blown glass globes hang from the ceiling containing a single, hand-made insect; and The Ogham Wall, by Grafton Architects for Irish Design 2015, in which 23 ‘fins’ (resembling Irish and British standing stones) carry an ancient alphabet which originated deep in Irish Celtic history. The annual festival runs from 19 – 27 September, and the Victoria and Albert Museum is the Festival’s hub - www.londondesignfestival.com
    VandA design Festival GBPhotos 04.jpg
  • The London Design Festival comes to the V&A with a range of installations including: Zotem, supported by Swarovski, is an 18m tall double-sided monolith created by young Norwegian designer Kim Thomé; The Cloakroom by Faye Toogood, where visitors are invited to take one of 150 coats to wear as they explore the Museum using a sewn-in fabric map to guide them to discover 10 different coat sculptures; Curiosity Cloud by mischer’traxler, for Perrier-Jouet in the Music Room, in which 250 mouth-blown glass globes hang from the ceiling containing a single, hand-made insect; and The Ogham Wall, by Grafton Architects for Irish Design 2015, in which 23 ‘fins’ (resembling Irish and British standing stones) carry an ancient alphabet which originated deep in Irish Celtic history. The annual festival runs from 19 – 27 September, and the Victoria and Albert Museum is the Festival’s hub - www.londondesignfestival.com
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  • Mise en Abyme by Laetitia de Allegri and Matteo Fogale  (both pictured)-  The London Design Festival comes to the V&A with a range of installations including: Zotem, supported by Swarovski, is an 18m tall double-sided monolith created by young Norwegian designer Kim Thomé; The Cloakroom by Faye Toogood, where visitors are invited to take one of 150 coats to wear as they explore the Museum using a sewn-in fabric map to guide them to discover 10 different coat sculptures; Curiosity Cloud by mischer’traxler, for Perrier-Jouet in the Music Room, in which 250 mouth-blown glass globes hang from the ceiling containing a single, hand-made insect; and The Ogham Wall, by Grafton Architects for Irish Design 2015, in which 23 ‘fins’ (resembling Irish and British standing stones) carry an ancient alphabet which originated deep in Irish Celtic history. The annual festival runs from 19 – 27 September, and the Victoria and Albert Museum is the Festival’s hub - www.londondesignfestival.com
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  • Mise en Abyme by Laetitia de Allegri and Matteo Fogale  (both pictured)-  The London Design Festival comes to the V&A with a range of installations including: Zotem, supported by Swarovski, is an 18m tall double-sided monolith created by young Norwegian designer Kim Thomé; The Cloakroom by Faye Toogood, where visitors are invited to take one of 150 coats to wear as they explore the Museum using a sewn-in fabric map to guide them to discover 10 different coat sculptures; Curiosity Cloud by mischer’traxler, for Perrier-Jouet in the Music Room, in which 250 mouth-blown glass globes hang from the ceiling containing a single, hand-made insect; and The Ogham Wall, by Grafton Architects for Irish Design 2015, in which 23 ‘fins’ (resembling Irish and British standing stones) carry an ancient alphabet which originated deep in Irish Celtic history. The annual festival runs from 19 – 27 September, and the Victoria and Albert Museum is the Festival’s hub - www.londondesignfestival.com
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  • Mise en Abyme by Laetitia de Allegri and Matteo Fogale  (both pictured)-  The London Design Festival comes to the V&A with a range of installations including: Zotem, supported by Swarovski, is an 18m tall double-sided monolith created by young Norwegian designer Kim Thomé; The Cloakroom by Faye Toogood, where visitors are invited to take one of 150 coats to wear as they explore the Museum using a sewn-in fabric map to guide them to discover 10 different coat sculptures; Curiosity Cloud by mischer’traxler, for Perrier-Jouet in the Music Room, in which 250 mouth-blown glass globes hang from the ceiling containing a single, hand-made insect; and The Ogham Wall, by Grafton Architects for Irish Design 2015, in which 23 ‘fins’ (resembling Irish and British standing stones) carry an ancient alphabet which originated deep in Irish Celtic history. The annual festival runs from 19 – 27 September, and the Victoria and Albert Museum is the Festival’s hub - www.londondesignfestival.com
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  • Mise en Abyme by Laetitia de Allegri and Matteo Fogale  (both pictured)-  The London Design Festival comes to the V&A with a range of installations including: Zotem, supported by Swarovski, is an 18m tall double-sided monolith created by young Norwegian designer Kim Thomé; The Cloakroom by Faye Toogood, where visitors are invited to take one of 150 coats to wear as they explore the Museum using a sewn-in fabric map to guide them to discover 10 different coat sculptures; Curiosity Cloud by mischer’traxler, for Perrier-Jouet in the Music Room, in which 250 mouth-blown glass globes hang from the ceiling containing a single, hand-made insect; and The Ogham Wall, by Grafton Architects for Irish Design 2015, in which 23 ‘fins’ (resembling Irish and British standing stones) carry an ancient alphabet which originated deep in Irish Celtic history. The annual festival runs from 19 – 27 September, and the Victoria and Albert Museum is the Festival’s hub - www.londondesignfestival.com
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  • Zotem, supported by Swarovski, by Kim  Thomé- The London Design Festival comes to the V&A with a range of installations including: Zotem, supported by Swarovski, is an 18m tall double-sided monolith created by young Norwegian designer Kim Thomé; The Cloakroom by Faye Toogood, where visitors are invited to take one of 150 coats to wear as they explore the Museum using a sewn-in fabric map to guide them to discover 10 different coat sculptures; Curiosity Cloud by mischer’traxler, for Perrier-Jouet in the Music Room, in which 250 mouth-blown glass globes hang from the ceiling containing a single, hand-made insect; and The Ogham Wall, by Grafton Architects for Irish Design 2015, in which 23 ‘fins’ (resembling Irish and British standing stones) carry an ancient alphabet which originated deep in Irish Celtic history. The annual festival runs from 19 – 27 September, and the Victoria and Albert Museum is the Festival’s hub - www.londondesignfestival.com
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  • The Ogham Wall, by Grafton Architects - The London Design Festival comes to the V&A with a range of installations including: Zotem, supported by Swarovski, is an 18m tall double-sided monolith created by young Norwegian designer Kim Thomé; The Cloakroom by Faye Toogood, where visitors are invited to take one of 150 coats to wear as they explore the Museum using a sewn-in fabric map to guide them to discover 10 different coat sculptures; Curiosity Cloud by mischer’traxler, for Perrier-Jouet in the Music Room, in which 250 mouth-blown glass globes hang from the ceiling containing a single, hand-made insect; and The Ogham Wall, by Grafton Architects for Irish Design 2015, in which 23 ‘fins’ (resembling Irish and British standing stones) carry an ancient alphabet which originated deep in Irish Celtic history. The annual festival runs from 19 – 27 September, and the Victoria and Albert Museum is the Festival’s hub - www.londondesignfestival.com
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  • The Ogham Wall, by Grafton Architects - The London Design Festival comes to the V&A with a range of installations including: Zotem, supported by Swarovski, is an 18m tall double-sided monolith created by young Norwegian designer Kim Thomé; The Cloakroom by Faye Toogood, where visitors are invited to take one of 150 coats to wear as they explore the Museum using a sewn-in fabric map to guide them to discover 10 different coat sculptures; Curiosity Cloud by mischer’traxler, for Perrier-Jouet in the Music Room, in which 250 mouth-blown glass globes hang from the ceiling containing a single, hand-made insect; and The Ogham Wall, by Grafton Architects for Irish Design 2015, in which 23 ‘fins’ (resembling Irish and British standing stones) carry an ancient alphabet which originated deep in Irish Celtic history. The annual festival runs from 19 – 27 September, and the Victoria and Albert Museum is the Festival’s hub - www.londondesignfestival.com
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  • The Ogham Wall, by Grafton Architects - The London Design Festival comes to the V&A with a range of installations including: Zotem, supported by Swarovski, is an 18m tall double-sided monolith created by young Norwegian designer Kim Thomé; The Cloakroom by Faye Toogood, where visitors are invited to take one of 150 coats to wear as they explore the Museum using a sewn-in fabric map to guide them to discover 10 different coat sculptures; Curiosity Cloud by mischer’traxler, for Perrier-Jouet in the Music Room, in which 250 mouth-blown glass globes hang from the ceiling containing a single, hand-made insect; and The Ogham Wall, by Grafton Architects for Irish Design 2015, in which 23 ‘fins’ (resembling Irish and British standing stones) carry an ancient alphabet which originated deep in Irish Celtic history. The annual festival runs from 19 – 27 September, and the Victoria and Albert Museum is the Festival’s hub - www.londondesignfestival.com
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  • The Ogham Wall, by Grafton Architects - The London Design Festival comes to the V&A with a range of installations including: Zotem, supported by Swarovski, is an 18m tall double-sided monolith created by young Norwegian designer Kim Thomé; The Cloakroom by Faye Toogood, where visitors are invited to take one of 150 coats to wear as they explore the Museum using a sewn-in fabric map to guide them to discover 10 different coat sculptures; Curiosity Cloud by mischer’traxler, for Perrier-Jouet in the Music Room, in which 250 mouth-blown glass globes hang from the ceiling containing a single, hand-made insect; and The Ogham Wall, by Grafton Architects for Irish Design 2015, in which 23 ‘fins’ (resembling Irish and British standing stones) carry an ancient alphabet which originated deep in Irish Celtic history. The annual festival runs from 19 – 27 September, and the Victoria and Albert Museum is the Festival’s hub - www.londondesignfestival.com
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  • The Ogham Wall, by Grafton Architects - The London Design Festival comes to the V&A with a range of installations including: Zotem, supported by Swarovski, is an 18m tall double-sided monolith created by young Norwegian designer Kim Thomé; The Cloakroom by Faye Toogood, where visitors are invited to take one of 150 coats to wear as they explore the Museum using a sewn-in fabric map to guide them to discover 10 different coat sculptures; Curiosity Cloud by mischer’traxler, for Perrier-Jouet in the Music Room, in which 250 mouth-blown glass globes hang from the ceiling containing a single, hand-made insect; and The Ogham Wall, by Grafton Architects for Irish Design 2015, in which 23 ‘fins’ (resembling Irish and British standing stones) carry an ancient alphabet which originated deep in Irish Celtic history. The annual festival runs from 19 – 27 September, and the Victoria and Albert Museum is the Festival’s hub - www.londondesignfestival.com
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  • The Ogham Wall, by Grafton Architects - The London Design Festival comes to the V&A with a range of installations including: Zotem, supported by Swarovski, is an 18m tall double-sided monolith created by young Norwegian designer Kim Thomé; The Cloakroom by Faye Toogood, where visitors are invited to take one of 150 coats to wear as they explore the Museum using a sewn-in fabric map to guide them to discover 10 different coat sculptures; Curiosity Cloud by mischer’traxler, for Perrier-Jouet in the Music Room, in which 250 mouth-blown glass globes hang from the ceiling containing a single, hand-made insect; and The Ogham Wall, by Grafton Architects for Irish Design 2015, in which 23 ‘fins’ (resembling Irish and British standing stones) carry an ancient alphabet which originated deep in Irish Celtic history. The annual festival runs from 19 – 27 September, and the Victoria and Albert Museum is the Festival’s hub - www.londondesignfestival.com
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  • The Ogham Wall, by Grafton Architects - The London Design Festival comes to the V&A with a range of installations including: Zotem, supported by Swarovski, is an 18m tall double-sided monolith created by young Norwegian designer Kim Thomé; The Cloakroom by Faye Toogood, where visitors are invited to take one of 150 coats to wear as they explore the Museum using a sewn-in fabric map to guide them to discover 10 different coat sculptures; Curiosity Cloud by mischer’traxler, for Perrier-Jouet in the Music Room, in which 250 mouth-blown glass globes hang from the ceiling containing a single, hand-made insect; and The Ogham Wall, by Grafton Architects for Irish Design 2015, in which 23 ‘fins’ (resembling Irish and British standing stones) carry an ancient alphabet which originated deep in Irish Celtic history. The annual festival runs from 19 – 27 September, and the Victoria and Albert Museum is the Festival’s hub - www.londondesignfestival.com
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  • Curiosity Cloud by mischer’traxler, for Perrier-Jouet in the Music Room - The London Design Festival comes to the V&A with a range of installations including: Zotem, supported by Swarovski, is an 18m tall double-sided monolith created by young Norwegian designer Kim Thomé; The Cloakroom by Faye Toogood, where visitors are invited to take one of 150 coats to wear as they explore the Museum using a sewn-in fabric map to guide them to discover 10 different coat sculptures; Curiosity Cloud by mischer’traxler, for Perrier-Jouet in the Music Room, in which 250 mouth-blown glass globes hang from the ceiling containing a single, hand-made insect; and The Ogham Wall, by Grafton Architects for Irish Design 2015, in which 23 ‘fins’ (resembling Irish and British standing stones) carry an ancient alphabet which originated deep in Irish Celtic history. The annual festival runs from 19 – 27 September, and the Victoria and Albert Museum is the Festival’s hub - www.londondesignfestival.com
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  • Curiosity Cloud by mischer’traxler, for Perrier-Jouet in the Music Room - The London Design Festival comes to the V&A with a range of installations including: Zotem, supported by Swarovski, is an 18m tall double-sided monolith created by young Norwegian designer Kim Thomé; The Cloakroom by Faye Toogood, where visitors are invited to take one of 150 coats to wear as they explore the Museum using a sewn-in fabric map to guide them to discover 10 different coat sculptures; Curiosity Cloud by mischer’traxler, for Perrier-Jouet in the Music Room, in which 250 mouth-blown glass globes hang from the ceiling containing a single, hand-made insect; and The Ogham Wall, by Grafton Architects for Irish Design 2015, in which 23 ‘fins’ (resembling Irish and British standing stones) carry an ancient alphabet which originated deep in Irish Celtic history. The annual festival runs from 19 – 27 September, and the Victoria and Albert Museum is the Festival’s hub - www.londondesignfestival.com
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  • Curiosity Cloud by mischer’traxler, for Perrier-Jouet in the Music Room - The London Design Festival comes to the V&A with a range of installations including: Zotem, supported by Swarovski, is an 18m tall double-sided monolith created by young Norwegian designer Kim Thomé; The Cloakroom by Faye Toogood, where visitors are invited to take one of 150 coats to wear as they explore the Museum using a sewn-in fabric map to guide them to discover 10 different coat sculptures; Curiosity Cloud by mischer’traxler, for Perrier-Jouet in the Music Room, in which 250 mouth-blown glass globes hang from the ceiling containing a single, hand-made insect; and The Ogham Wall, by Grafton Architects for Irish Design 2015, in which 23 ‘fins’ (resembling Irish and British standing stones) carry an ancient alphabet which originated deep in Irish Celtic history. The annual festival runs from 19 – 27 September, and the Victoria and Albert Museum is the Festival’s hub - www.londondesignfestival.com
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  • Curiosity Cloud by mischer’traxler, for Perrier-Jouet in the Music Room - The London Design Festival comes to the V&A with a range of installations including: Zotem, supported by Swarovski, is an 18m tall double-sided monolith created by young Norwegian designer Kim Thomé; The Cloakroom by Faye Toogood, where visitors are invited to take one of 150 coats to wear as they explore the Museum using a sewn-in fabric map to guide them to discover 10 different coat sculptures; Curiosity Cloud by mischer’traxler, for Perrier-Jouet in the Music Room, in which 250 mouth-blown glass globes hang from the ceiling containing a single, hand-made insect; and The Ogham Wall, by Grafton Architects for Irish Design 2015, in which 23 ‘fins’ (resembling Irish and British standing stones) carry an ancient alphabet which originated deep in Irish Celtic history. The annual festival runs from 19 – 27 September, and the Victoria and Albert Museum is the Festival’s hub - www.londondesignfestival.com
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  • The London Design Festival comes to the V&A with a range of installations including: Zotem, supported by Swarovski, is an 18m tall double-sided monolith created by young Norwegian designer Kim Thomé; The Cloakroom by Faye Toogood, where visitors are invited to take one of 150 coats to wear as they explore the Museum using a sewn-in fabric map to guide them to discover 10 different coat sculptures; Curiosity Cloud by mischer’traxler, for Perrier-Jouet in the Music Room, in which 250 mouth-blown glass globes hang from the ceiling containing a single, hand-made insect; and The Ogham Wall, by Grafton Architects for Irish Design 2015, in which 23 ‘fins’ (resembling Irish and British standing stones) carry an ancient alphabet which originated deep in Irish Celtic history. The annual festival runs from 19 – 27 September, and the Victoria and Albert Museum is the Festival’s hub - www.londondesignfestival.com
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  • Mise en Abyme by Laetitia de Allegri and Matteo Fogale  (both pictured)-  The London Design Festival comes to the V&A with a range of installations including: Zotem, supported by Swarovski, is an 18m tall double-sided monolith created by young Norwegian designer Kim Thomé; The Cloakroom by Faye Toogood, where visitors are invited to take one of 150 coats to wear as they explore the Museum using a sewn-in fabric map to guide them to discover 10 different coat sculptures; Curiosity Cloud by mischer’traxler, for Perrier-Jouet in the Music Room, in which 250 mouth-blown glass globes hang from the ceiling containing a single, hand-made insect; and The Ogham Wall, by Grafton Architects for Irish Design 2015, in which 23 ‘fins’ (resembling Irish and British standing stones) carry an ancient alphabet which originated deep in Irish Celtic history. The annual festival runs from 19 – 27 September, and the Victoria and Albert Museum is the Festival’s hub - www.londondesignfestival.com
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  • The London Design Festival comes to the V&A with a range of installations including: Zotem, supported by Swarovski, is an 18m tall double-sided monolith created by young Norwegian designer Kim Thomé; The Cloakroom by Faye Toogood, where visitors are invited to take one of 150 coats to wear as they explore the Museum using a sewn-in fabric map to guide them to discover 10 different coat sculptures; Curiosity Cloud by mischer’traxler, for Perrier-Jouet in the Music Room, in which 250 mouth-blown glass globes hang from the ceiling containing a single, hand-made insect; and The Ogham Wall, by Grafton Architects for Irish Design 2015, in which 23 ‘fins’ (resembling Irish and British standing stones) carry an ancient alphabet which originated deep in Irish Celtic history. The annual festival runs from 19 – 27 September, and the Victoria and Albert Museum is the Festival’s hub - www.londondesignfestival.com
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  • Military Secret by James Rigler - with ceramic roses inside the column because of 'their (Roses) symbolism to mark out secrets'. The London Design Festival at the V&A, South Kensington, London 12 Sept 2014. Guy Bell, 07771 786236, guy@gbphotos.com
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  • Salisbury Cathedral - Constable: The Making of a Master is the new exhibition from the V&A. It is designed to reveal the hidden stories of how John Constable created some of his most loved and well-known paintings. Highlights include: The Haywain; and the oil sketches he painted outdoors direct from nature.  The show runs from  20 September 2014 - 11 January 2015.
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  • Summer, Peasants going to Market - Constable: The Making of a Master is the new exhibition from the V&A. It is designed to reveal the hidden stories of how John Constable created some of his most loved and well-known paintings. Highlights include: The Haywain; and the oil sketches he painted outdoors direct from nature.  The show runs from  20 September 2014 - 11 January 2015.
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  • Sketchbooks - Constable: The Making of a Master is the new exhibition from the V&A. It is designed to reveal the hidden stories of how John Constable created some of his most loved and well-known paintings. Highlights include: The Haywain; and the oil sketches he painted outdoors direct from nature.  The show runs from  20 September 2014 - 11 January 2015.
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  • Cloud Study - Constable: The Making of a Master is the new exhibition from the V&A. It is designed to reveal the hidden stories of how John Constable created some of his most loved and well-known paintings. Highlights include: The Haywain; and the oil sketches he painted outdoors direct from nature.  The show runs from  20 September 2014 - 11 January 2015.
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  • Constable: The Making of a Master is the new exhibition from the V&A. It is designed to reveal the hidden stories of how John Constable created some of his most loved and well-known paintings. Highlights include: The Haywain; and the oil sketches he painted outdoors direct from nature.  The show runs from  20 September 2014 - 11 January 2015.
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  • The opening of waterloo bridge -Constable: The Making of a Master is the new exhibition from the V&A. It is designed to reveal the hidden stories of how John Constable created some of his most loved and well-known paintings. Highlights include: The Haywain; and the oil sketches he painted outdoors direct from nature.  The show runs from  20 September 2014 - 11 January 2015.
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  • East Bergholt House -Constable: The Making of a Master is the new exhibition from the V&A. It is designed to reveal the hidden stories of how John Constable created some of his most loved and well-known paintings. Highlights include: The Haywain; and the oil sketches he painted outdoors direct from nature.  The show runs from  20 September 2014 - 11 January 2015.
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  • Michael Eavis (Glastonbury is interviewed about country life -Constable: The Making of a Master is the new exhibition from the V&A. It is designed to reveal the hidden stories of how John Constable created some of his most loved and well-known paintings. Highlights include: The Haywain; and the oil sketches he painted outdoors direct from nature.  The show runs from  20 September 2014 - 11 January 2015.
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  • Michael Eavis (Glastonbury is interviewed about country life -Constable: The Making of a Master is the new exhibition from the V&A. It is designed to reveal the hidden stories of how John Constable created some of his most loved and well-known paintings. Highlights include: The Haywain; and the oil sketches he painted outdoors direct from nature.  The show runs from  20 September 2014 - 11 January 2015.
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  • Branch Hill Pond - Constable: The Making of a Master is the new exhibition from the V&A. It is designed to reveal the hidden stories of how John Constable created some of his most loved and well-known paintings. Highlights include: The Haywain; and the oil sketches he painted outdoors direct from nature.  The show runs from  20 September 2014 - 11 January 2015.
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  • Sketching outlines using glass - Constable: The Making of a Master is the new exhibition from the V&A. It is designed to reveal the hidden stories of how John Constable created some of his most loved and well-known paintings. Highlights include: The Haywain; and the oil sketches he painted outdoors direct from nature.  The show runs from  20 September 2014 - 11 January 2015.
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  • Constable: The Making of a Master is the new exhibition from the V&A. It is designed to reveal the hidden stories of how John Constable created some of his most loved and well-known paintings. Highlights include: The Haywain; and the oil sketches he painted outdoors direct from nature.  The show runs from  20 September 2014 - 11 January 2015.
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  • Book plates in the 'print' room - Constable: The Making of a Master is the new exhibition from the V&A. It is designed to reveal the hidden stories of how John Constable created some of his most loved and well-known paintings. Highlights include: The Haywain; and the oil sketches he painted outdoors direct from nature.  The show runs from  20 September 2014 - 11 January 2015.
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  • Book plates in the 'print' room - Constable: The Making of a Master is the new exhibition from the V&A. It is designed to reveal the hidden stories of how John Constable created some of his most loved and well-known paintings. Highlights include: The Haywain; and the oil sketches he painted outdoors direct from nature.  The show runs from  20 September 2014 - 11 January 2015.
    Constable VandA GBPhotos 16.jpg
  • Salisbury Cathedral - Constable: The Making of a Master is the new exhibition from the V&A. It is designed to reveal the hidden stories of how John Constable created some of his most loved and well-known paintings. Highlights include: The Haywain; and the oil sketches he painted outdoors direct from nature.  The show runs from  20 September 2014 - 11 January 2015.
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  • Summer, Peasants going to Market - Constable: The Making of a Master is the new exhibition from the V&A. It is designed to reveal the hidden stories of how John Constable created some of his most loved and well-known paintings. Highlights include: The Haywain; and the oil sketches he painted outdoors direct from nature.  The show runs from  20 September 2014 - 11 January 2015.
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  • Constable: The Making of a Master is the new exhibition from the V&A. It is designed to reveal the hidden stories of how John Constable created some of his most loved and well-known paintings. Highlights include: The Haywain; and the oil sketches he painted outdoors direct from nature.  The show runs from  20 September 2014 - 11 January 2015.
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  • Constable: The Making of a Master is the new exhibition from the V&A. It is designed to reveal the hidden stories of how John Constable created some of his most loved and well-known paintings. Highlights include: The Haywain; and the oil sketches he painted outdoors direct from nature.  The show runs from  20 September 2014 - 11 January 2015.
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  • Constable: The Making of a Master is the new exhibition from the V&A. It is designed to reveal the hidden stories of how John Constable created some of his most loved and well-known paintings. Highlights include: The Haywain; and the oil sketches he painted outdoors direct from nature.  The show runs from  20 September 2014 - 11 January 2015.
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  • Constable: The Making of a Master is the new exhibition from the V&A. It is designed to reveal the hidden stories of how John Constable created some of his most loved and well-known paintings. Highlights include: The Haywain; and the oil sketches he painted outdoors direct from nature.  The show runs from  20 September 2014 - 11 January 2015.
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  • The Haywain is brought together with a 'sketch; fo it -Constable: The Making of a Master is the new exhibition from the V&A. It is designed to reveal the hidden stories of how John Constable created some of his most loved and well-known paintings. Highlights include: The Haywain; and the oil sketches he painted outdoors direct from nature.  The show runs from  20 September 2014 - 11 January 2015.
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  • The Haywain is brought together with a 'sketch; fo it -Constable: The Making of a Master is the new exhibition from the V&A. It is designed to reveal the hidden stories of how John Constable created some of his most loved and well-known paintings. Highlights include: The Haywain; and the oil sketches he painted outdoors direct from nature.  The show runs from  20 September 2014 - 11 January 2015.
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  • The Haywain is brought together with a 'sketch; fo it -Constable: The Making of a Master is the new exhibition from the V&A. It is designed to reveal the hidden stories of how John Constable created some of his most loved and well-known paintings. Highlights include: The Haywain; and the oil sketches he painted outdoors direct from nature.  The show runs from  20 September 2014 - 11 January 2015.
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  • The Haywain is brought together with a 'sketch; fo it -Constable: The Making of a Master is the new exhibition from the V&A. It is designed to reveal the hidden stories of how John Constable created some of his most loved and well-known paintings. Highlights include: The Haywain; and the oil sketches he painted outdoors direct from nature.  The show runs from  20 September 2014 - 11 January 2015.
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  • The Haywain is brought together with a 'sketch; fo it -Constable: The Making of a Master is the new exhibition from the V&A. It is designed to reveal the hidden stories of how John Constable created some of his most loved and well-known paintings. Highlights include: The Haywain; and the oil sketches he painted outdoors direct from nature.  The show runs from  20 September 2014 - 11 January 2015.
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  • The Haywain is brought together with a 'sketch; fo it -Constable: The Making of a Master is the new exhibition from the V&A. It is designed to reveal the hidden stories of how John Constable created some of his most loved and well-known paintings. Highlights include: The Haywain; and the oil sketches he painted outdoors direct from nature.  The show runs from  20 September 2014 - 11 January 2015.
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  • The Haywain is brought together with a 'sketch; fo it -Constable: The Making of a Master is the new exhibition from the V&A. It is designed to reveal the hidden stories of how John Constable created some of his most loved and well-known paintings. Highlights include: The Haywain; and the oil sketches he painted outdoors direct from nature.  The show runs from  20 September 2014 - 11 January 2015.
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  • Military Secret by James Rigler - with ceramic roses inside the column because of 'their (Roses) symbolism to mark out secrets'. The London Design Festival at the V&A, South Kensington, London 12 Sept 2014. Guy Bell, 07771 786236, guy@gbphotos.com
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  • Military Secret by James Rigler - with ceramic roses inside the column because of 'their (Roses) symbolism to mark out secrets'. The London Design Festival at the V&A, South Kensington, London 12 Sept 2014. Guy Bell, 07771 786236, guy@gbphotos.com
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  • Military Secret by James Rigler - with ceramic roses inside the column because of 'their (Roses) symbolism to mark out secrets'. The London Design Festival at the V&A, South Kensington, London 12 Sept 2014. Guy Bell, 07771 786236, guy@gbphotos.com
    VandA Design Festival GBPhotos 20.jpg
  • Candela by Felix de Pass, Montgomery and McIntyre supported by Officine Panerai - The trio have prepared an installation which glows in the Tapestry Gallery (the darkest place in the Museum). A disc treated with fluorescent paint, used on a clock face, responds to projected light which creates a sequence of patterns which slowly fade away. Candela is the term used for a measurement of light. The London Design Festival at the V&A, South Kensington, London 12 Sept 2014. Guy Bell, 07771 786236, guy@gbphotos.com
    VandA Design Festival GBPhotos 19.jpg
  • The Wish List – Sir Terence Conran matched established designers with emerging designers to challenge them to make a piece they had always desired -  including a shed designed for Sir Paul Smith. The London Design Festival at the V&A, South Kensington, London 12 Sept 2014. Guy Bell, 07771 786236, guy@gbphotos.com
    VandA Design Festival GBPhotos 18.jpg
  • The Wish List – Sir Terence Conran matched established designers with emerging designers to challenge them to make a piece they had always desired -  including a shed designed for Sir Paul Smith. Here with a view of Madejeski Garden<br />
Crest by Zaha Hadid commissioned by<br />
Meliã Hotels International <br />
. The London Design Festival at the V&A, South Kensington, London 12 Sept 2014. Guy Bell, 07771 786236, guy@gbphotos.com
    VandA Design Festival GBPhotos 17.jpg
  • Candela by Felix de Pass, Montgomery and McIntyre supported by Officine Panerai - The trio (pictured) have prepared an installation which glows in the Tapestry Gallery (the darkest place in the Museum). A disc treated with fluorescent paint, used on a clock face, responds to projected light which creates a sequence of patterns which slowly fade away. Candela is the term used for a measurement of light. The London Design Festival at the V&A, South Kensington, London 12 Sept 2014.
    GB12046.jpg
  • The Wish List – Sir Terence Conran matched established designers with emerging designers to challenge them to make a piece they had always desired -  including a shed designed for Sir Paul Smith. Here with a view of Madejeski Garden<br />
Crest by Zaha Hadid commissioned by<br />
Meliã Hotels International <br />
. The London Design Festival at the V&A, South Kensington, London 12 Sept 2014.
    GB12042.jpg
  • Military Secret by James Rigler - with ceramic roses inside the column because of 'their (Roses) symbolism to mark out secrets'. The London Design Festival at the V&A, South Kensington, London 12 Sept 2014.
    GB12020.jpg
  • The Wish List – Sir Terence Conran matched established designers with emerging designers to challenge them to make a piece they had always desired -  including a shed designed for Sir Paul Smith. The London Design Festival at the V&A, South Kensington, London 12 Sept 2014.
    GB12018.jpg
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