Delving deep into our store window displays, exclusive launches, designer Q&As and more, the Conran Shop journal is the best place for our most important news, events and product launches. Seek inspiration and learn more about the most iconic designs and their makers, exciting new-season highlights and behind-the-scenes access to our parties directly from the home of iconic designs and future classics.
Following the launch of our exclusive collaboration with Amélie, Maison d’Art, we look back on a night where art and design became one in ‘Super-Position.’
The Conran Shop celebrates a century of Korean film with the 14th annual London Korean Film Festival, organised by the Korean Cultural Centre UK.
The Conran Shop honours the late Charlotte Perriand in awe of her retrospective at the Louis Vuitton Foundation in Paris.
Partnering with contemporary and modern art gallery Hauser & Wirth, The LDF 19 window installation at our Marylebone store will be a tribute to art & design.
This spring, The Conran Shop visits the Calder-Picasso exhibition at the Musée National Picasso-Paris to discover the striking similarities between two of the best-known names in 20th-century art.
The Conran Shop takes a trip to Paris’ Cité de l’Architecture et du Patrimoine to find out more about the little-studied furniture from the last 60 years.
This summer, The Conran Shop explores how life imitates art and vice versa at the Living in a Box: Design and Comics exhibition at Vitra’s Design Museum.
The Conran Shop pays a visit to the Design Museum’s Stanley Kubrick retrospective to discover more about the director and the design icons within his films.
To celebrate the centenary of the Bauhaus movement, The Conran Shop digs a little deeper and explores some of the key materials used by the influential German art school.
As the Bauhaus’ 100th anniversary approaches, The Conran Shop explores some of the best exhibitions, installations and design tributes the world has to offer.
Look inside Tate Britain’s Van Gogh and Britain exhibition, showcasing the artist’s finest pieces, sources of inspiration and his impact on British art.
