Clerkenwell Design Week (CDW) is set to return in 2025, once again transforming London’s historic design district into a hub of creativity, innovation, and industry insight.
This year’s festival will feature over 600 showroom events, 11 curated exhibitions, and a packed programme of talks, workshops, and interactive installations. From product launches to discussions on the future of workplace design and sustainability, CDW aims to bring together designers, architects, and built environment professionals to gain insights into the latest industry trends.
From a healthy buildings perspective, a surplus of talks over the three days offer a wide range of themes to listen into. Topic areas include neurodiversity in the workplace, navigating sound design, best practice for ergonomics, and more.
Beyond the exhibitions, CDW is a place for learning and collaboration. Showrooms will host hands-on workshops, panel discussions, and networking sessions, allowing visitors to engage directly with experts shaping the future of interiors and architecture. Whether exploring emerging material innovations, debating the role of AI in design, or simply discovering new ideas to create healthier buildings, there are plenty of key learning opportunities for attendees.
The full programme of events, spanning three days, can be found online via Clerkenwell’s website.
Sophie Crossley
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