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<\/div>\nDesign London<\/a>, the fair formerly known as 100% Design<\/a> and a key component of September’s London Design Festival<\/a>, has been cancelled due to coronavirus<\/a>.<\/p>\n The news comes days after London Design Festival announced it would still go ahead<\/a> but with a much-reduced programme focussing on local events.<\/p>\n Organiser Media 10 announced that this year’s Design London will not go ahead on the fair’s website<\/a>.<\/p>\n Design London launch postponed<\/strong><\/p>\n “After careful consideration, it is with great regret that we announce the postponement of the launch of Design London to 22-25 September 2021,” it said.<\/p>\n “Postponing to next year means that we can deliver a launch show that doesn’t compromise what we had originally set out to deliver and achieve.”<\/p>\n 100% Design, London’s longest-running design show, was launched in 1995 but rebranded as Design London earlier this year.<\/a><\/p>\n This year, the fair had been due to relocate to Magazine London, a new venue in North Greenwich. The purpose-built venue is part of the emerging Design District<\/a> on the Greenwich Peninsula in south-east London.<\/p>\n Design London, London Design Biennale and London Design Fair all postponed<\/strong><\/p>\n The cancellation follows similar announcements from other autumn design events<\/a>. London Design Biennale and London Design Fair, which were both due to take place during London Design Festival, have both been postponed<\/a>.<\/p>\n Paris interiors show Maison&Objet will take place online only this September<\/a> while October’s Biennale Interieur in Kortrijk has been postponed to 2021<\/a>. The rescheduled Light + Building fair in Frankfurt, which was postponed from February to September, has been cancelled<\/a> and will next take place in 2022.<\/p>\n Art Basel and Design Miami\/Basel, both initially pushed from June to September, have been cancelled<\/a>.<\/p>\n Dutch Design Week announced that this year’s event will go ahead in October<\/a>, but with the major public events replaced with digital versions. Finland’s Habitate fair has been postponed from September to 25 to 29 November.<\/p>\n Events still scheduled for September include Design China Beijing<\/a> and Helsinki Design Week<\/a>. For an up-to-date guide to events taking place this year, visit Dezeen Events Guide<\/a>.<\/p>\n Tags:<\/b> Marcus Fairs<\/p>\n<\/p><\/div>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"See Campaign: <\/strong>https:\/\/www.dezeen.com\/2020\/06\/17\/design-london-ldf-cancelled-2021\/<\/a>
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Design London, the fair formerly known as 100% Design and a key component of September’s London Design Festival, has been cancelled due to coronavirus. The news comes days after London Design Festival announced it would still go ahead but with a much-reduced programme focussing on local events. Organiser Media 10 announced that this year’s Design London will not go ahead on the … Continue reading Design London, a London Design Festival headline event, cancelled until 2021<\/span><\/a> Continue Reading