Brompton Design District is the original and first design district of the London Design Festival and now it highlights Conviviality – The Art of Living Together by Jane Withers. The district was first established in 2007 and has since fostered a space where design is able to flourish.
Withers explores the 16 years and the positive relationships that it was able to forge in addition to being a place of fruition. People are able to come together and explore their immediate spaces and the wider world beyond. Another show is Fels' The Farm Shop, which is a special curation project that tapped the talents of 22 artists, architects, and designers to create an experience drawing from Grymsdyke Farm.
Fostered Design Curations
Brompton Design District Unveil Conviviality: The Art of Living Together
Trend Themes
1. Conviviality - The Brompton Design District is highlighting Conviviality - The Art of Living Together, which explores the positive relationships fostered through design.
2. Design Districts - Brompton Design District, the original and first design district of the London Design Festival, has created a space where design can flourish.
3. Curation Projects - The special curation project called The Farm Shop brings together artists, architects, and designers to create a unique and immersive experience.
Industry Implications
1. Design - The Brompton Design District and its emphasis on Conviviality and curation projects present disruptive innovation opportunities within the design industry.
2. Art - The collaborative nature of Conviviality and curation projects like The Farm Shop offer exciting possibilities for disruptive innovation within the art industry.
3. Architecture - The involvement of architects in curation projects like The Farm Shop opens up potential disruptive innovation opportunities for the architecture industry.