Extraordinary stories about ordinary things

ByLife in Luxury

Who? London Design Museum

What? The London Design Museum is due to unveil its new permanent collection titled “Extraordinary stories about ordinary things”. The new exhibition will uncover key designs that have shaped the modern world and features furniture, product, fashion, transport and architecture alongside a selection of prototypes, models and specially commissioned films.

When? From 30th January

Where? Shad Thames, London SE1 2YD designmuseum.org

How? See website for more information

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