No reflection of the night would be complete without a mention of this year’s singular addition to the roster: The V&A East Storehouse. Aside from the distinctive interiors historically celebrated in the catalog, it acknowledges the power of design for meaningful change. As Talib notes, it’s ‘a moment within 101 where we step out of private spaces and celebrate the impact of design on the public realm, a project that not only inspires, but invites participation.’
Among last night’s guests, Debut honorees stood with Industry veteransEach deserves such recognition in their own right. The former group includes Emma Ainscough, Brian Wolf And Albion Nord team, all of whom have, in recent months, made a significant impression House and Gardens audience, both online and in print. Familiar faces included Beta human, Christian Bains, Charu Gandhi, Max Rowlitt And Rachel Chudleyamong others.
As evening fell, guests turned to the venue’s unexpected highlight – the powder-pink cinema room, where House and Gardens The new V&A East Storehouse film, 100 go to the one, It was screened before its official release. Below we look back on a joyous evening of design friendship.
