London Design Week 2026 has officially opened at the Design Centre, Chelsea Harbour, in London transforming the venue into a vibrant showcase of contemporary creativity, craftsmanship and design innovation.
More than 100 free “Access All Areas” events are taking place throughout the week, hosted by the centre’s showrooms and invited House Guests. The programme features panel discussions, presentations of new collections, artisan demonstrations and professional development sessions aimed at designers and enthusiasts alike.
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| Ralph Lauren Home unveils the new Spring 2026 collection: Meadow Lane during London Design Week 2026 at the Design Centre, Chelsea Harbour. |
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Among the highlights is a talk on 11 March by Inge Moore, founder of Muza Lab. Titled “The Age of Tactility: Mastering Touch in Experience-led Design,” the presentation explores the growing importance of sensory elements in modern interiors.
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| Inge Moore, founder at Muza Lab |
Moore will examine how tactile materials and subtle design details influence comfort, perception and emotional connection in spaces increasingly shaped by experience-led design.
Luxury lifestyle brand Ralph Lauren Home is also unveiling its Spring 2026 collection, Meadow Lane, during the event. Inspired by coastal living, the collection combines casual elegance with a sense of timeless romance, evoking the atmosphere of a relaxed seaside home.
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| Craftsman showing how it is done at George Smith |
Craftsmanship is another central theme of the week. At the showroom of George Smith, visitors can attend “From Frame to Finish: The Art of Upholstery,” where a master upholsterer will demonstrate the construction process behind one of the company’s best-selling pieces. The live demonstration offers insight into the traditional techniques and precision involved in creating high-quality upholstered furniture.
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| The art of Setting the Scene with creative floral arrangements. |
Floral design also features prominently in the programme. At the new Design Emporium Collective, floral designer Paul Hawkins, founder of Paul Hawkins Flowers, will lead a session on creating immersive tablescapes. The demonstration will cover everything from arranging seasonal flowers to adding finishing touches that elevate the dining experience.
Throughout the week, registered visitors can also join guided “Walk and Talk” tours, offering an insider’s look at the latest collections and the newly introduced Design Emporium Collective.
With its extensive programme of talks, demonstrations and exhibitions, London Design Week 2026 aims to inspire professionals and design enthusiasts while showcasing the ideas shaping the future of interiors.
All images from Design Centre Chelsea Harbour, London Design Week 2026.
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