Clerkenwell Design Week 2025, held from May 20–22, reaffirmed its status as the UK's leading design festival, drawing over 43,000 visitors to London's EC1 district . The event showcased more than 160 showrooms and 600 events, featuring a vibrant mix of installations, product launches, and thought-provoking talks.

Attendees had the opportunity to discover an even broader array of cutting-edge products from renowned global brands thanks to the introduction of three new exhibition venues: the 14th-century Charterhouse, the 900-year-old St Bartholomew the Great church, and Studio Smithfield. These historic settings provided a striking backdrop for contemporary design showcases, offering visitors a unique blend of heritage and innovation.

A standout installation was Alex Chinneck’s "A Week at the Knees," a surreal 13.5-metre-long brick house in Charterhouse Square. Another highlight, "Harmonic Tides" by Arthur Mamou-Mani, featured 3D-printed bioplastic walls illuminated with LED lighting, offering a tranquil space for visitors.

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