The Furniture Union
From 7 January – Venue: 46 Beak Street, London W1. – Details: 0171-287 3424.
Multiple Exposure
Tuesday 10 January – Photographic images by new members of The Association of Photographers. Until 27 January. – Venue: The Association of Photographers, 9-10 Domingo Street, London EC1.
Open Day
Thursday 12 January – Royal College of Art open day for its Industrial Design MA course. – Venue: Royal College of Art, Kensington Gore, London SW7.
Raw Light
Wednesday 11 January – Chartered Society of Designers event at which lighting design consultant Simon Corder will use past projects to discuss lighting design.
Viaduct Furniture
Wednesday 11 – Saturday 28 January – Venue: 1-10 Summer’s Street, London EC1. – Details: 0171-278 8456.
Rover unites design bases
Rover Group is investing ú25m in a new design and engineering centre which will speed up production by taking a year off the design process.
The Conran Shop
Saturday 7 – Sunday 15 January – Venue: 81 Fulham Road, London SW3. – Details: 0171-589 7401.
Fair Do’s
Get those new diaries and pens out as Design Week rounds up this year’s batch of trade fairs
Textiles and Fashion Exhibition
Tuesday 10 January – Display of work by MA students of Manchester Metropolitan University, Winchester School of Art and Birmingham Institute of Art and Design.
Tout Suisse
3 Suisses sells affordable work by world-famous designers to seven million people in France. Howard Rombough finds out how and why
Newell and Sorrell image branches out
Newell and Sorrell first reviewed the existing identity – dating from 1972 – and then created the new image. The design aims to reinterpret the bank’s co-operative structure and culture
Architectural Tour 2
Saturday 21 January – Chartered Society of Designers tour which will visit Nightingale House in Belsize Park and the Caruso Saint John Studio in Islington.
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