Where To Find Design Inspiration In London

London is known as one of the most incredible cities not only for the culture but as the essence of design and trends that you can find in every corner. Enter the bus because Decor & Style choose the top 7 incredible places where to find Design Inspiration in London

Barbican

From exhibitions, photography, and film, to exploring the Centre itself, discover more about the Barbican’s fascinating architecture in the Centre and surrounding estate, definitely the perfect place to admire stunning architecture and enjoy the events.

The Design Museum

Located in High Street Kensington The Design Museum is a must go for every design lovers – “The world’s leading museum devoted to contemporary design in every form from architecture and fashion to graphics, product and industrial design.”

D.I.Y. Art Market

The D.I.Y. Art Market is a celebration of London’s independent publishers, and emerging/established artists, championing original/unique items, an art market for lovers of all that is D.I.Y. and self-published. Showcasing a curated selection of over 60 artists, it’s a great place to discover a new wave of publishers/artists, all exhibiting and selling an eclectic range of original items.

Sketch London

If you are looking for good food, music, exhibitions, films and an inspiring design, Sketch London its definitely a place to go: The triple dream of launching a center, a “lieu” or destination place, for food, art, and music has been realised by Mourad “Momo” Mazouz and his team of chefs and designers over two expansive floors of a converted 18th century building in Conduit Street, Mayfair, London.

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London Design Festival

The London Design Festival takes over the city every September with exhibitions and events from the best, brightest and newest designers and artists— delivering a diverse celebration of design.

Tate Modern

Tate is a family of four art galleries in London, Liverpool and Cornwall known as Tate Modern, Tate Britain, Tate Liverpool and Tate St Ives its a museum with international and modern contemporary art – exhibitions, free displays, and events daily. Perfect to spend a day long with a lot of design inspiration.

Maltby Street Market

Maltby Street Market opened in 2010. This unlikely south-east London backwater quickly became a popular weekend destination. It’s a place where you can try good food and also a fun place to browse hand-drawn signs and incentive packaging from independent sellers

I hope when you are in London get inspired by this location full of design! Don’t miss the chance to try all of the city has to give you.