Your two month countdown | Justine Fox confirmed to speak | Find out what's new at SDS
With under two months to go until Surface Design Show 2024 takes place, we want to make sure you know what's in store for you at London's Business Design Centre from 6-8 February 2024.
With 180+ exhibitors, a high-calibre speaker programme and the latest innovation in surface design, there's never been a better time to attend. Register for your FREE ticket to stay up to date with the latest innovations in Architecture and Design.
Main Stage Headliners
Interactive Materials Clinic in conjunction with WOD: The Materials Clinic will take place on Wednesday 7 February, and will be hosted by Women in Office Design. This interactive session will include information and best practice about Materials Health and identifying VOCS.
Panel Discussion: Justine Fox of Justine Fox Studio will return to the Main Stage to host, she will explore how our intuitive response to colour, light and context is being researched and analysed to address the changing needs of people and the planet within the built environment.
Brand New Exhibitors
Meet, network and be inspired by the latest surface materials and designers from over 180+ exhibiting companies, including a huge selection of never seen brands at SDS24.
Awards Ceremony
Be the first to find out who the Surface Design Award Winners are by booking your ticket for the awards. The award ceremony will take place on Thursday 8 February. Enjoy breakfast whilst sipping our delicious signature mocktail as we unveil this years winners and toast success in 8 categories, with 40 projects as finalists for this years Surface Design Awards.
Looking to Exhibit?
The floorplan for #SDS24 is almost full with notable exhibitors including Ober Surfaces, Tile of Spain, Armourcoat, Grestec Tiles, Hanex & many more already confirmed. Join them, and get your products in front of the A+D sector.
Can you help?
Have you heard about Furnishing Futures? They help hundreds of women and children escape domestic abuse every year by furnishing social housing. They constantly need new furniture, designers and volunteers to help them to help others.
