The 20/21 Journal

As we move through January, we thought we should take a moment to reflect on a few standout designs from last year.  From contemporary Dezeen Award winners to important historic reissues, explore a...

Mark Whitfield live painting event in-store. Saturday 7th December 12-2pm at twentytwentyone 274-275 Upper Street N1 2UA

twentytwentyone presents an installation at the Upper Street store from the 24th October - 7th November featuring kinetic sculptures made utilising offcuts, bespoke furniture, home accessories and ...

For this year’s London Design Festival we celebrate the work of British designer William Plunkett, exploring his extensive archive and enduring legacy alongside new reissues of his furniture designs.

&Tradition reissues a series of iconic Robin Day designs from 1951. We join Paula Day in conversation to discuss the relaunched Daystak and RFH collections and her father's design legacy.

Edward Barber + Jay Osgerby's Hotaru Mini lighting collection has been awarded the much-coveted Design Guild Mark 2024.

Join us in-store on Thursday 16th May for a Carl Hansen & Søn weaving demonstration.

Emerging European brand, NINE, launch an exclusive outdoor installation at the twentytwentyone showroom, featuring works by Note Design Studio and the Butterfield Brothers. On display until 27th Ap...

Mikado – The chair that moves with you. Designed by Edward Barber + Jay Osgerby for Vitra. 

twentytwentyone were delighted to be invited to Copenhagen to celebrate the launch of two important new outdoor collections from &Tradition.

twentytwentyone in conversation with Tom Butterfield, Alexandra Gerber, John Tree + Sam Stotesworthy.

For the London Design Festival 2023, twentytwentyone present new and existing work from Maruni, Nikari, Ozeki & Co. and Woodnotes. The synergy between these companies, exhibiting together for t...

The Wrong Shop Pop-Up Gallery has arrived at twentytwentyone. Discover a host of limited-edition prints by internationally-acclaimed designers throughout August at our Islington shop.

Kasper Holst Pedersen, Master Craftsman, Owner and CEO of PP Møbler, reflects on 70 years of craftsmanship, the future of the Danish joinery workshop and why there is no such thing as good enough.

Introducing the AJ Oxford by Arne Jacobsen from the archives of Louis Poulsen.