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Turntable (01) - Imagining what a record player concept could look like if designed by Nothing.💿

Created as a concept with no association to the brand, this turntable explores their signature approach to design by revealing details and internals through transparency and Glyph Interface. A large control dial becomes the primary point of interaction, while a corner Glyph display provides dynamic visual feedback. Available in black or light silver, this concept reinterprets a design language for the world of analogue audio.🔊

Designed by Sungwoo Choi

LDF 2026 • First Look

London Design Festival has announced the first details of its 2026 programme, returning to the city from 12-20 September with installations, exhibitions, talks and events across London.

Early highlights include MADE x Barbican, translating the interiors and architectural language of the Barbican Estate into a 23-piece home collection; Craft x Tech Tokai Project, pairing international designers with Japanese artisans across lacquer, ceramics, washi paper, textiles, metal and woodwork; Reviving Craft at Somerset House, exploring Chinese intangible cultural heritage through contemporary design; and Simone Brewster at the Design Museum, with a PLATFORM display spanning architecture, furniture, jewellery and collectible design.

Alongside the wider programme, Design Burger will be working with Shoreditch Design Week to present a pop-up space for the launch of our book during the festival.

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12-20 September 2026
Presented by London Design Festival

Sail Table - Formed through folding.

The Sail Table is constructed from a single sheet of folded aluminium, using formed edges to increase rigidity while maintaining a lightweight appearance. Developed for both indoor and outdoor use, the design combines a powder-coated aluminium structure with a tabletop that wraps around the legs through a series of precise folds. Available in three sizes and a choice of powder-coated or hand-burnished finishes, Sail applies straightforward manufacturing processes to create a table suited to residential, workplace and public environments.

Designed by Tom Fereday for DESIGN BY THEM

Lean Pot - A teapot designed to extend the perfect cup of tea. ☕️

Tea cools quickly and can become bitter when over-steeped. Lean Pot lets users control the brewing process by separating the water from the tea leaves, allowing them to achieve the desired strength while keeping the tea warm and aromatic for longer. Through a simple tilting motion, it transforms a brief tea break into a longer moment of calm. 💦

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Node & Loft - A charging collection designed to be seen. 🔋

These projects rethink everyday charging through a shared design language of soft forms, tactile materials, and playful colour. Node is a modular wireless charging system with interchangeable components, including a phone stand, charging pad, Apple Watch charger, and portable lamp, allowing users to build a setup that adapts to different spaces and routines. Loft complements the collection as a sculptural desktop charging station, combining mains power and fast USB-C charging in a compact form with forward-facing ports and integrated cable management. Together, the two products transform everyday tech accessories into considered objects designed to feel at home in living and working spaces.

Designed by L A Y E R for DailyObjects