Villa Walala
Tucked behind Liverpool Street Station, Broadgate is a picture of urban bustle.
Into this landscape comes artist and designer Camille Walala, chosen by London Design Festival’s headline partner British Land to create this year’s Landmark Project, marking the 15th anniversary of London Design Festival.
Foto di Andy Stagg
Andy Stagg. Courtesy of London Design Festival
Known for her bold use of colour and pattern, the textile designer turned installation artist is determined to transform the hard textures and muted colours of Broadgate into a vibrant-hued, squishy-textured celebration of playfulness.
Andy Stagg. Courtesy of London Design Festival
Andy Stagg. Courtesy of London Design Festival
Andy Stagg. Courtesy of London Design Festival
Andy Stagg. Courtesy of London Design Festival
Andy Stagg. Courtesy of London Design Festival
Andy Stagg. Courtesy of London Design Festival
Andy Stagg. Courtesy of London Design Festival
Andy Stagg. Courtesy of London Design Festival
Andy Stagg. Courtesy of London Design Festival
Andy Stagg. Courtesy of London Design Festival
Andy Stagg. Courtesy of London Design Festival
Andy Stagg. Courtesy of London Design Festival
Andy Stagg. Courtesy of London Design Festival
Andy Stagg. Courtesy of London Design Festival
Andy Stagg. Courtesy of London Design Festival
Andy Stagg. Courtesy of London Design Festival
Andy Stagg. Courtesy of London Design Festival
Andy Stagg. Courtesy of London Design Festival
Andy Stagg. Courtesy of London Design Festival
Andy Stagg. Courtesy of London Design Festival
Andy Stagg. Courtesy of London Design Festival
Camille Walala
Camille Walala