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The award-winning design agency Faber Futures, founded by designer Natsai Audrey Chieza, presents a new display exploring how design can learn from nature to develop new materials and systems.

In 1956 the German electrical appliance company Braun released their record player/radio the SK4, often known as the ‘Phonosuper’. With the Phonosuper, Braun also showed their new minimalist approach ...

Join the Design Museum for an evening talk on luxury, sustainability and design.

What will the living, working, and public spaces of the future look like? Join us to find out as we explore the worlds of architecture, design, and coding to make buildings for the future through digi...

As part of London Design Festival, join the Design Researchers in Residence for a two-part tour of design work responding to the climate crisis. Explore Restore at the Design Museum and Extended at Br...

Immerse yourself in the cyanotype and cyanolumen process, and create amazing designs on paper or fabric using leaves and flowers, exploring artistic layouts in your prints.

Join a conversation on new methods for rethinking the future of architecture with designers working across a range of sustainable practices.

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Join horticulture and garden design legends Monty Don and Tom Stuart-Smith in conversation with Assistant Curator Naomi Zaragoza to discuss the role of gardening and garden design in today’s world.

Combining observational drawing with zine-making, children will learn how to capture details through live sketching to then build a visual narrative on a zine or concertina book.

Join Suomi/Koivisto Architects for a talk and workshop on how we can build while respecting other species.

This event is sold out. Please contact Bookings@designmuseum.org if you'd like to join the w...

Combining observational drawing with zine-making, young people will learn how to capture details through live sketching to then build a visual narrative on a zine or concertina book.

Young people will discover cyanotype, a technique that uses photosensitive dye to create blue prints on paper or fabric when exposed to sunlight. They'll experiment with plants and objects to design t...

Returning to the Design Museum for its fourth year, The Ralph Saltzman Prize celebrates emerging product designers, in recognition of Saltzman’s design legacy.

Join Designer Alex Scott-Whitby, Curator Amber Butchart and Assistant Curator Tiya Dahyabhai in conversation with Danielle Thom to reflect on the making of 'Splash! A Century of Swimming and Style' an...

Inspired by our 'Splash! A Century of Swimming and Style' exhibition, children will explore the design of leisure pools and create their own utopian and fun waterpark.

Inspired by our 'Splash! A Century of Swimming and Style' exhibition, young people will delve into the design of leisure pools and create their own utopian waterpark through discussion, drawing, colla...

A free display of design research responding to the climate crisis by this year's Researchers in Residence.

How do we design for a planetary emergency? Join this two-day symposium to discuss how designing with and for living systems can shape our future.