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Our Camron digest is out now, packed full of new activations, events and clients from across the globe. See our edit of 10 things to do at London Design Festival, Genevieve Bennett from Liberty. picks her cultural catalysts and find out how we celebrated the Fall 2024 H&M HOME collection with a vegetable-forward dinner hosted in collaboration with designer Miminat Shodeinde Miminat Designs and Bonnie Langedijk. Read more: https://lnkd.in/eaD-buCG Sign up to the Camron digest: https://lnkd.in/dzrQiYQh 📸 : 1 + 3: Genevieve Lutkin. 5: Joshua Lawrence

Interior Design Magazine has announced its 2024 Hall of Famers including our clients Holly Hunt, founder of HOLLY HUNT and House of Hunt and David Galullo, CEO and Chief Creative Officer of Rapt Studio. Celebrating 40 years of Interior Design’s Hall of Fame Awards, the gala will take place in December in New York City. For the first time, Hall of Fame will be hosting a silent auction with all proceeds going towards supporting DIFFA: Design Industries Foundation Fighting AIDS crucial mission. Find out more https://lnkd.in/eJYKRZ8Z #Camronclients

One Za'abeel has been voted best skyscraper of the past year by Dezeen readers 🎊 Coinciding with World Skyscraper Day today, dezeen readers voted for Nikken Sekkei Ltd’s dramatic project as the best. One Za'abeel is made up of two skyscrapers – the largest of which is 305 metres tall – holding up a 230-metre-long horizontal structure, The Link. Congratulations to Pelli Clarke & Partners who came third place with the Mori JP Tower in Tokyo, which became the tallest skyscraper in Japan upon its completion. Read more: https://lnkd.in/eWRAM5Zj

Are you ready for Singapore Design Week? Here’s a guide on what to see on Wallpaper*, from emerging designers to three Singaporean districts - Bras Basah/Bugis, Orchard and Marina Bay. Daven Wu writes, “If you still need proof that Singapore is quietly transforming itself into a regional design and creative dynamo, Singapore Design Week 2024 (26 September to 6 October) is exhibit A.” Read more: https://lnkd.in/eQqUaT4u DesignSingapore Council

Style and substance: this month’s The Guardian design news features OnceMore® joining forces with Ethiopian designer Feben during London Fashion Week next month, highlighting the collaboration as positive change in the industry. “Beyoncé has worn her clothes and she was the Isabella Blow scholar at Central Saint Martins. Feben has worked with artisans in Accra, Ghana, and her structural silk designs have also shown her deep fascination with fabric. But for her LFW collection, Feben will work with OnceMore, a Swedish pioneer in circular fashion and sustainable textile production. OnceMore is the world’s first large-scale process for recycling blended fabrics, as well as wood from responsibly managed forests which is used to produce high-quality textile pulp. Feben said she was drawn to the company when she discovered it was based close to where she grew up in Sweden.” Alice Fisher Keep reading: https://lnkd.in/eeicVaYm

We’re thrilled to be working with Graduate Hotels and Hilton to tell the story of the first new hotel in Princeton in nearly 90 years. "The Colonial Revival-style building has been meticulously preserved, restored, and modernized. The architects were sure to align all of the bricks to match the original building—reminiscent of the history and attention to detail that Princeton prides itself on." Condé Nast Traveller Jessica Chapel shares. Keep reading https://lnkd.in/eZuTHVN5

A head turner and oasis of luxury. One Za'abeel One&Only Resorts features in Architectural Digest 2024 Great Design Hotel Awards and TIME World’s Greatest Places 2024. Designed by Japanese firm Nikken Sekkei Ltd, the lifestyle destination is the ideal holiday retreat and explores food from around the globe, from Turkey to Spain, Japan to Thailand. Explore 2024 Hotel Great Design Awards: https://lnkd.in/etHReRxT #Camronclient #hospitality #travel

Tune in today at 15:00 CET for @marimekko ‘Parade of Flowers’ at Copenhagen Fashion Week on Instagram: https://lnkd.in/dMFwtvh (@marimekko). #cphfw #marimekko

With fashion week season upon us, we’re exploring pioneers in this space. Fashion is one of the biggest polluters on this earth, but how can this change? OnceMore® is at the forefront of this with Sweden’s biggest forestry group behind them, mixing textile waste with renewable wood pulp, offering cutting-edge industrial levels of material waste. Recently discussing its innovations at Future Fabrics Expo in London, OnceMore® have a high fashion collaboration on the horizon at London Fashion Week this September. All eyes are on Copenhagen Fashion Week (5-8 August), which sees brands like Marimekko sending new collections down the runway. The Finnish company’s latest sustainable launch will be available in September, the ‘Resonance’ series: its first bag made entirely of a new plant based Vireo material developed by Hemp Bio under the Kvadrat Innovation Lab. In the meantime, we’re reading Bella Webb’s story - why is it so hard for next-gen materials to scale? https://lnkd.in/eBNy3FvH #fashion #fashionweek #innovation

What makes a place feel like home? The art of creating a sense of belonging is often a challenge for designers and developers, and for people who rent their homes, it can be even more pertinent. For Way of Life, a contemporary residential brand that creates rental apartments in London and across the UK, a home should always be a place that feels like your own, no matter how temporary. The belief that design is a way of achieving the often evasive sense of community and connection has led Way of Life to many of its creative collaborations. The goal is to offer design-led living to residents. For its latest project, The Sessile, stylish apartments overlooking Walthamstow wetlands, Way of Life enlisted the help of Linda Boronkay, former design director of Soho House, to bring her flair for bold colours, textures and atmosphere to the space. As part of our campaign for the newly launched project, we focussed on the bold design details that set the space apart from other buildings in the city. One of our favourite areas is the rooftop Orangery, a light-filled spot which residents can use for working or relaxing during the day, or for evening drinks and dinners. Inspired by members clubs and world-class hotels, The Sessile feels like a destination in its own right while incorporating seamlessly into the neighbourhood. This week, Linda sat down with the Evening Standard to discuss her approach to designing her first rental project: https://lnkd.in/ezWEQnbr 🖋 👆 Liam Johnson 📸 Tom Griffiths and Way of Life