Every year 100% design host a nine day London Design Festival. To unveiling this year’s theme for everyone to see. The exclusive press launch, Max Fraser, the content editor for the show. “2018 is a bright and cheerful year, we have gone for colour.” And “Another feature we have focused on this year is the future, and where design is heading.”

The show is located at Olympia London, announced fun new changes for 2018. They featured a number of new projects with inspiring collaborations and new products launched in the show.

100% design is dedicated to showcase a variety of brands from the UK and internationally, across each of the show areas, brands to watch out for included Greek furniture brand mono.rocks, that was sourced in the unique and exquisite stones from around the world and crafts them into artful interior pieces. Make sure you go and visit 100% Design next year. If you missed it this year. Here are some of our favourites.

The core principles of simplicity and finesse, Bulo is another brand to keep your eye on. It has a timeless aesthetic.

The Louise chair was designed n 1963 by Jules Wabbes. It is a simple and elegant chair with a classic personality. 

Another amazing idea is Aritco ’s sleek HomeLift designed by Alexander Lervik, this Swedish innovation skilfully combines safety, technology and design. The open glass shaft, Scandinavian artwork and smart details such as a steering wheel, apps and smooth silent rides give you an uplifting experience.

Aritco ’s sleek HomeLift (stand L570, L525) designed by Alexander Lervik.

Totem high candle holder by Cinzel stone works.

This unique decorative piece that brings together water and fire. Totem can be a flower vase or a candlestick holder. Making this object a distinctive and versatile piece. Interlocking black and white.

• One of the most important tasks that you need to consider is. If you are planning to remove a wall, it is a good idea to get professional advice. You need to make sure that the load-bearing is calculated, it is very likely there is a need for a steel beam. Also known as an RSJ. This is inserted to carry the weight of the missing wall. A structural engineer is the best contact.  

• If you are living in a semi-detached property or an apartment, you will need to consider whether to alterations to your house could affect your neighbours’ property too. You might need to refer to the party wall act.  
  

• Be wary if you’re in an area at high risk of subsidence- by removing the wall. It can affect stability.  
  
• By creating the space by creating two or three rooms into a one greater sense of the space, a fantastic flow of light. You need to start planning how you want to use the rooms for now as well as the future.  
  

• Make sure you think about how the light falls in an open plan space. Normally removing a wall will bring more light into parts of your home. As well as a big through-room affect your privacy. 

• By the new change, you will still need to create separates zones in an open plan area. Downstairs you normally have three different zones: kitchen, living, and dining. Be very careful. Think about the kitchen in the middle of an extension. You have children running past you to the garden when your cooking and carrying pans that is full of hot water.
• A good solution for the zone is to divide the room with sliding panels or movable screens.  
  

• Remember to find storage space for the washing machine, vacuum cleaner and other appliances that are used on a daily basis.  
•  A freestanding stove or fireplace can create a gathering point. The main attraction.  
•  Do not forget the effect that heating one big room will have on your fuel bills. Underfloor heating is a good option. Also, think about removing radiators to free up wall space and creates a seamless look.