Tom Dixon Shop

Tom Dixon launches his first London shop in a converted Wharf Building at Portobello Dock, Ladbroke Grove showcasing extraordinary items for everyday use.

An eclectic and exclusive selection of international designers and brands will also be premiered in the space.

Be the first to see Industry, our new collection inspired by industrial production. Visit the ‘Flash Factory’ where you can make and buy products directly from the event.

Enjoy lunch, dinner or tea at the newly expanded Dock Kitchen where rising star Stevie Parle cooks carefully sourced, honest food in the spectacular spaces overlooking the Grand Union Canal.

Tom Dixon Shop

Wharf Building

Portobello Dock

344 Ladbroke Grove

London

W10 5BU

Transportable Restaurant

Parisian architect Pascal Grasso, commissioned by Electrolux, has designed a temporary, transportable restaurant on the roof of Le Palais de Tokyo museum in Paris. The glass box with perforated metal cladding is even more eye-catching at night through the use of colour changing LED lights. Book in with your 11 closest friends for a dinner to remember! Truly Amazing.

Stylecraft 10/10 Event

The Stylecraft showrooms around Australia have been celebrating 10/10 this month – 10 years of Stylecraft being the Australian distributor of the amazing furniture that is Arper. Showcasing the signature Arper pieces, plus the new range for 2010, the showroom looked amazing with great signage & graphics by Surry Hills company There. A delicious lunch (Italian style of course) plus a glass of red, made for a great Friday afternoon!

And another pop-up store... Josh Goot

Sydney designer Josh Goot has opened a great temporary store on Oxford Street featuring pieces from his latest collection as well as past collections. Based on the theme of the A/W 2009 collection: Stone.... think gravel scattered on the floor, a large chunk of concrete in the window and a large scale projection of abstract images of various formations make you wish this store was around for longer than just four days! 443 Oxford St, Paddington NSW Thur Jul 8 to Sun Jul 11, 10am-6pm

Not just another Pop-Up Store

Stella McCartney is the latest designer to venture into the popular pop-up store trend with a great concept recently popping up in Galleries Lafayette, Paris. Her designer, Giles Miller, has created a high-impact store with 2 metre high 3D cardboard letters featuring gold leaf edging. The cardboard cubes made by laminating corrugated cardboard in different directions and slicing through the layers resulting in a textured checkerboard pattern. The pop-up will soon move to Selfridges in London, where it will be on show for the two weeks.