"London Craft Week is a response to a renaissance in the appreciation of creativity and craft; to the role of hand, head, unique skills and true talent. It is another example of what, at its best, the world’s creative capital does so well – mixing glamour with cutting edge; heritage and contemporary and the commercial with the cultural." Guy Salter, OBE MVO, Chairman of London Craft Week.”

LCW is a renown London based festival that celebrates British and International creativity. With more than 200 exhibitors to view, you will find inspiration and outstanding pieces of worldwide makers, designers, brands and galleries. 

The festival is known for the curation of dedicated and passionate creatives. Along with their products, you can also find events across London, meet makers, visit exhibitions and take part in workshops. 

Sustainability on previous LCW fairs.

Sne Tak: “The objective is to challenge preconceived notions of textiles and elevate their role from passive to active. “

London based designer with a focus on innovative knit, sustainable materials, and high-performance low impact textiles.

Example shown below: Soft Vessel, Portable, self-reliant and multifaceted.

Studio Lani: “Lani is a strong believer in the power of design as a tool to solve problems, empower communities, and positively impact our livelihood.”

Lani Adeoye creates organic and contemporary lighting and furniture pieces. The studio focuses on handmade craftsmanship, cultural preservation, while celebrating West African heritage.

Example shown below: Talking Table (Isaju), and Igbako Lighting.  

Angela Damman: “From land to loom, Angela Damman product can generate economic opportunities in several communities, and each one carries the mark of the hands that made it.”

Her work is about regenerative textiles. A modern sustainable Luxury concept with her textile innovations inspired by native plant fibres and ancient handcrafted traditions.

Example shown below: Sisal light installation represented by Sarah Myerscough Gallery.