Design London @ MAGAZINE LONDON

Design London is situated just meters away from the iconic landmark The O2, in a new events space for the capital called MAGAZINE LONDON. Taking place 22-25 September, Design London, is the largest destination for contemporary design at this year’s London Design Festival.

Magazine London / Photo© MBA Photography 2021

The O2 / Photo © MBA Photography 2021

Like every Events in UK now it's mandatory at the entrance to provide proof of double COVID vaccination or negative lateral flow test.

Main Entrance with Sign for Proof of COVID vaccine / Photo© MBA Photography 2021

The venue is defined by simple architectural form, offering clean and functional spaces that provide a means for large-scale creative expression.

Magazine boasts 3,205 sqm of versatile interior space for up to 3,000 people and can extend to accommodate a further 7,000 people across the venue’s outdoor showground. Magazine London encapsulates a flexible and inspiring environment, providing an unrivalled landscape for brand events, awards dinners, conferences, exhibitions, fashion, the arts and ticketed culture. Located in the heart of Greenwich Peninsula, with breath taking views of Canary Wharf, the venue is easily accessible by the Underground (within a three minute walk), road and river.

The view of Canary Wharf behind the building of Magazine London / Photo © MBA Photography 2021

Guests arrive into Space 1, which features a floor-to- ceiling glass window that provides unbroken views of the River Thames and Canary Wharf skyline. Space 1 boasts an impressive seven-metre high ceiling, polished concrete floors and two industrial steel stairways that lead to the upper mezzanine levels. Space 1 is ideal as an area for informal catering, pre-dinner drinks, and as exhibition or break-out space.

The Campari area at Design London / Photo © MBA Photography 2021

In this space at Design London you can find the latest furniture and interior design products from the world's leading contemporary brands .

Interior views of the Space 1 - Design London @ MAGAZINE LONDON / Photo © MBA Photography 2021

It's also interesting the space dedicated to the lighting section that will be displayed better in Space 2 but in Space 1 we can find a booth with iconic lamps by leading designers and architects .

On the left side the Campari kiosk and on the right side the booth with iconic lamps by leading designers and architects - Design London @ MAGAZINE LONDON / Photo © MBA Photography 2021

The booth with iconic lamps by leading designers and architects - Design London @ MAGAZINE LONDON

/ Photo © MBA Photography 2021

Space 2 is the largest internal space at Magazine London; its vast walls are painted black, this main space features polished concrete floors and clear sight lines to the stage, providing an adaptable and versatile environment in which has been host a curated selection of high-end architectural and decorative lighting brands at design London.

Interior views of the Space 2 - Design London @ MAGAZINE LONDON / Photo © MBA Photography 2021

We also Experience spectacular lighting installations with never-before-seen chandeliers.

Both Mezzanines are accessible via two industrial steel staircases in Space 1 and can be utilised as VIP areas or as overflow for higher guest numbers; they can also operate as break-out, seminar and exhibition space.

Mezzanine 2 overlooks the main space and provides access to The Balcony, an intimate area featuring stained timber decking. The Balcony serves as an impeccable viewing platform for the River Thames and Canary Wharf skyline.

View of the two industrial steel staircases / Photo © MBA Photography 2021

View of the Media Lounge area in one of the Mezzanine / Photo © MBA Photography 2021

At 9,700 sq m, the Showground at Magazine London has an outdoor capacity of up to 7,000 people and is surrounded by panoramic views of Canary Wharf cityscape, providing a remarkable backdrop that is unprecedented in London.

This extensive outdoor land offers boundless opportunities for product launches, summer parties, vehicle displays, corporate team away days, large installations, additional structures and cultural ticketed partnerships.