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Designers, architects, and artists have descended upon London’s Kings cross to bring us the best designjunction to date.

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With pop-up shops, converted canal boats and oh so edgy outdoor installations; this year’s designjunction is not to be missed.

Here are DesignCurial’s top picks from this year’s show.

Turkishceramics unveil ‘Gateways’ by Adam Nathaniel Furman.

We have eagerly been anticipating the moment we could see these beautiful arches up close and they didn’t disappoint.

Nathaniel Furman has created a beautiful series of gates are made of tiny colourful ceramic tiles pieced together to create a bright and colourful installation. Each archway is a work of art in itself and the entire installation is all very Insta-worthy.

Cubitt House

Voronoi by tala 

Two storeys of furniture lighting and trade design to drool over. Make your way around concept stalls and exhibits with some of the best longstanding designers and fresh faces making their designjunction debut. Our favourites includes lighting company tala with their warm light bulbs that dangle prettily from the ceiling and the delicate work of De Classe’s Paper Forest Lamps.

Paper Forest lamp by De Classe

The Crossing: Feature Projects  

Blackbody

The Crossing showed off some of the most unique projects at designJunction.  Installations included work from Rado Star Prize UK and Corian, however, our favourite project came from OLED lighting specialists Blackbody. Using mirrors and lighting techniques, Blackbody created an immersive installation.

Blueprint Photography Awards

Blueprint photography awards

This year Blueprint Magazine launched its first ever Blueprint iGuzzini Architecture Photography Awards. The awards fuse together architecture and photography and are open to professional and amateur photographers. The work of the finalists will be displayed within Cubitt Park. After a public vote, two winners will be announced on Friday 22 September at designjunction.

Designjunction runs from 21 to 24 September through London Design Festival.