From collectible design fairs and immersive interiors showcases to city-wide festivals and museum exhibitions, London’s 2026 design calendar is shaping up to be particularly strong. As the city moves into summer and autumn, galleries, institutions, showrooms, and cultural venues across the capital will once again become gathering points for interior designers, architects, collectors, hospitality brands, and design enthusiasts from around the world. Below, Visualista Edit roun

This May, Ceramic Art London returns to Olympia West for its 22nd edition, reaffirming its position as one of Europe’s most important platforms for contemporary ceramics. But this is not just a fair – it’s a snapshot of how material, heritage and global narratives intersect through craft. From 8–10 May 2026, with a private view on 7 May, the fair brings together 125 selected makers from 27 countries, chosen from over 300 applications. It’s a reminder that ceramics today sits

In a city that constantly redefines its cultural landscape, Photo London 2026 arrives as more than just another edition of the capital’s leading photography fair. It signals a shift in direction. After ten years at Somerset House, the fair moves to Olympia in Kensington, a newly transformed cultural hub that is rapidly becoming one of London’s most dynamic creative districts. This move feels intentional. It places photography within a broader conversation that includes design

From 27 February to 1 March 2026, with previews on 25–26 February, Collect 2026 returns to Somerset House in London for its 22nd edition.

From January art fairs to May craft and photography showcases, London’s winter–spring 2026 calendar offers a rich programme of design, art and craft events. Whether you are a collector, creative professional, or cultural explorer, the city hosts world-class fairs and exhibitions across iconic venues such as Somerset House, Battersea Park and Olympia London. Below is a curated guide to the key design and art events in London from January to May 2026 , including dates, locatio

Discover the standout stands at Decorex 2025 as Visualista highlights the winners shaping British interior design. From Bert Frank’s Art Deco-inspired lighting to Novocastrian’s metal furniture, Holmes Bespoke’s hand-crafted rugs, and Granorte’s sustainable cork innovations, these award-winning exhibitors set new standards in craftsmanship, creativity, and design-led sustainability.

Visualista picks the most compelling booths at Frieze Masters 2025, from François-Xavier Lalanne’s whimsical sculptures and ancient Roman glass vessels brought to life with flowers, to Park Seo-Bo’s meditative Korean Dansaekhwa and the bold chromatic energy of Warhol and Magritte.

This week, the Visualista Edit team explored the Collector’s Preview of PAD London 2025, the leading fair for collectible design. From historical icons to contemporary innovations, we highlight the must-see galleries, and standout booths.

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