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MIDCENTURY MODERN AT DULWICH COLLEGE

SUNDAY 20TH NOVEMBER 2016

10am-4pm


'TOP 50 Interiors shop' STELLA magazine


60 top midcentury dealers and 25 hot contemporary designers come together at this celebrated show


Head to Dulwich College where for one day only Europe?s top midcentury dealers come together with some of Britain?s finest hot, new designers to showcase the very best in 20th Century design from Britain, Europe, America and Scandinavia along with a stunning array of contemporary pieces for your home.


Be dazzled by the eclectic mix of furniture, ceramics, glass, wallpaper, vintage and contemporary fabrics, industrial, collectable posters, artwork, stunning jewellery and much more. If Eames, Jacobsen, Nelson, Bertoia, Wegner, Charley Harper and The Days inspire you then it is definitely the place to be.


"The Midcentury Modern? show is design heaven for me" Orla Kiely


"Held in the beautiful and very appropriate Christison building designed by Wates in the Sixties, this show is stuffed with all the recognisable classics of Scandinavian, American and British heroes of 20C design. It's like visiting a design museum where you can sit on the classics, talk to knowledgeable people and then take the exhibits home with you. I enjoy every show immensely and would recommend this show to any lover of design." Matthew Hilton


For discounted tickets and more information visit www.modernshows.com

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MIDCENTURY MODERN AT DULWICH COLLEGE

SUNDAY 19TH MARCH 2017

10am-4pm


'TOP 50 Interiors shop' STELLA magazine


60 top midcentury dealers and 25 hot contemporary designers come together at this celebrated show


Head to Dulwich College where for one day only Europe?s top midcentury dealers come together with some of Britain?s finest hot, new designers to showcase the very best in 20th Century design from Britain, Europe, America and Scandinavia along with a stunning array of contemporary pieces for your home.


Be dazzled by the eclectic mix of furniture, ceramics, glass, wallpaper, vintage and contemporary fabrics, industrial, collectable posters, artwork, stunning jewellery and much more. If Eames, Jacobsen, Nelson, Bertoia, Wegner, Charley Harper and The Days inspire you then it is definitely the place to be.


"The Midcentury Modern? show is design heaven for me" Orla Kiely


"Held in the beautiful and very appropriate Christison building designed by Wates in the Sixties, this show is stuffed with all the recognisable classics of Scandinavian, American and British heroes of 20C design. It's like visiting a design museum where you can sit on the classics, talk to knowledgeable people and then take the exhibits home with you. I enjoy every show immensely and would recommend this show to any lover of design." Matthew Hilton


For discounted tickets and more information visit www.modernshows.com

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MIDCENTURY MODERN AT DULWICH COLLEGE

SUNDAY 19TH NOVEMBER 2017

10am-4pm


'TOP 50 Interiors shop' STELLA magazine


60 top midcentury dealers and 25 hot contemporary designers come together at this celebrated show


Head to Dulwich College where for one day only Europe?s top midcentury dealers come together with some of Britain?s finest hot, new designers to showcase the very best in 20th Century design from Britain, Europe, America and Scandinavia along with a stunning array of contemporary pieces for your home.


Be dazzled by the eclectic mix of furniture, ceramics, glass, wallpaper, vintage and contemporary fabrics, industrial, collectable posters, artwork, stunning jewellery and much more. If Eames, Jacobsen, Nelson, Bertoia, Wegner, Charley Harper and The Days inspire you then it is definitely the place to be.


"The Midcentury Modern? show is design heaven for me" Orla Kiely


"Held in the beautiful and very appropriate Christison building designed by Wates in the Sixties, this show is stuffed with all the recognisable classics of Scandinavian, American and British heroes of 20C design. It's like visiting a design museum where you can sit on the classics, talk to knowledgeable people and then take the exhibits home with you. I enjoy every show immensely and would recommend this show to any lover of design." Matthew Hilton


For discounted tickets and more information visit www.modernshows.com

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