The Future of Texture-Led Design: A Conversation with Michelle Ogundehin

Talk / Panel

Partner Programme

15 Sept 15:00 – 17:00

In Person

FREE, by appointment only

SCP Showroom

135 Curtain Road

London

EC2A 3BX

Supported by

Dimense Surface

Join Michelle Ogundehin for the launch of The Collaboration Series by Dimense Surface, a new collection of textured wallcoverings created with Nice Projects, JAM, LOVEISENOUGH and Keiji Ashizawa Design. Discover how texture is shaping the future of contemporary interiors.

Join Michelle Ogundehin, former Editor-in-Chief of ELLE Decoration UK and Head Judge on BBC's Interior Design Masters, for a special launch event as part of A New Era for Texture-Led Design, presented by Dimense Surface. Taking place at SCP Shoreditch during London Design Festival, the event marks the launch of The Collaboration Series, a new collection of textured wallcovering designs created in collaboration with four internationally recognised design studios: Nice Projects (London), JAM (London), LOVEISENOUGH (New York) and Keiji Ashizawa Design (Tokyo). In conversation with the participating designers, Michelle will explore how themes such as sensory design, material authenticity, personalisation and wellbeing are shaping contemporary interiors and discuss the growing role of texture in creating richer, more immersive and memorable spaces. Guests will also have the opportunity to experience A New Era for Texture-Led Design, a showroom featuring eight original wallcovering designs presented through immersive interior installations that demonstrate how texture, depth and dimension can transform contemporary environments.
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