Design Rabbit

Design Rabbit is a series of independent and free design events taking place during the London Design Festival (Sept 15–30) organised by Scarlet Projects.

Design Rabbit aims to bring more interesting and unusual ways of presenting and disseminating design, provoking discussion and debate. Its prime motive is to get people together to think and talk about design, to showcase new ideas, and simply to be a part of something that’s engaging and enjoyable, that questions and inspires.

Design Rabbit is based in and around Clerkenwell and Shoreditch, the ‘hub’ of creative London and home to the majority of London’s design community. We hope it will contribute to a much greater sense of ‘festival’, where many individual and unexpected things are happening, taking advantage of the different buildings, businesses and spaces around the area, and giving people the opportunity to enjoy ‘bite-size’ design experiences to fit around their work and play schedule.

If you want to get involved next year – let us know!

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Creative London, the strategic agency for the creative industries in London, was set up in 2004.Creative London works to stimulate the city’s position as one of the most dynamic, successful and diverse centers of creativity in the world. With the capital’s creative economy contributing £21 billion annually, generating over half a million jobs and always at the cutting edge, London is stellar in driving the arts.Whether grassroots or global, our combination of strategic projects, deals and partnerships ensure that ambition will always be given the tools and expertise to succeed. Creative London is part of the London Development Agency (LDA) the Mayor of London’s economic agency for business and jobs.

	Orchestra and Flavours FULLY BOOKED ExperiMENTAL Office @ Haworth Under Construction An Evening of Violence and Destruction Vitra Film Nights Common Ground Workstation/Reststation

	Orchestra and Flavours FULLY BOOKED A gastric film screening Tuesday 20th September 7pm An evening hosted by Martino Gamper, Alex Rich and åbäke as an extension of their famous ‘Trattoria Capella’ gastronomic experiences hosted in various bars and galleries where an invited audience gets to sample some extraordinary cooking in a lovingly designed environment. For this event, Martino, Alex and åbäke will go one step further… In front of a giant screen showing the film TAMPOPO, the designers will act out the culinary scenes, cooking the perfect noodle soup. The audience will be able to relax, mingle, have a chat, all the while enjoying the sounds and aromas of the cooking while watching it being lovingly prepared – both on screen and in real life. As the evening wears on, they will also be able to enjoy the taste as the soup gets served up. Doors open at 7pm, screening starts at 8pm sharp Cooking will start shortly after taste buds have been visually stimulated. Later, Nippon music will be played until 11.30pm Venue: Homestead, 148a St Johns Street, London EC1 Entry is FREE but seating and ramen are limited. Please book early to avoid sad disappointment by email:claire@scarletprojects.com SORRY! THIS EVENT IS NOW FULLY BOOKED! Admittance only if your name is on the list! As the film contains scenes of sexual nature, the event is restricted to people over 18. *Tampopo (1985), directed by Juzo Itami, is a Japanese western involving cooking, truck driving, 70s eroticism and more cooking.