Next week designjunction opens in London. Over the years this event has become one of the world’s foremost showcases for international design brands, and this edition highlights Tramshed as a major presence. The show takes place at the Sorting House, a 1960s industrial building that ranks as London’s largest non-purpose-built event space, providing a dramatic and atmospheric setting for the exhibits.
More than 100 international brands will present products and installations. Moving beyond the look and feel of a conventional trade fair, designjunction blends commercial opportunity with creative presentation, creating a vibrant but relaxed environment where visitors can discover new makers, meet established names and make meaningful industry connections.
The exhibition occupies three floors across an expansive 120,000 sq ft. Within that space you’ll find leading global brands alongside smaller, cutting-edge labels and curated design shops. Large-scale installations and immersive displays sit alongside temporary restaurants, bars and cafes that invite dwell time. The event also incorporates working flash factories, live entertainment and other experiential elements, ensuring there is always something new to experience.
By reimagining the Sorting House, designjunction turns the venue into a major destination for design, culture and entertainment during the run of the show. The mixture of product displays, interactive workshops and social spaces makes it a compelling stop for buyers, designers, press and design enthusiasts alike.
We’d love to attend and see the exhibits in person. For our friends in London, please enjoy the show and consider sharing photos and videos to give those of us who can’t be there a glimpse of the highlights.
