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PAD

The first and leading international DESIGN fair
/ 2-6 April 2025 / Tuileries, Paris
/ 14-19 Oct 2025 / Berkeley Sq, London
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PAD is the largest international art fair dedicated to Design and is held each April in Paris and October in London. Since 1998, the Fair’s mission is to promote and nurture Design creation and the galleries and artists at its source. PAD brings together up to 70 exhibitors from across the world, offering collectors and enthusiasts the most diverse and qualitative presentation of Design projects today. Leading galleries showcase historical and contemporary artworks from modern masters to young talents.

15/09/2026

💚 Middernacht & Maarten Alexander

Middernacht & Alexander are a Belgian artist and design duo whose practice explores time, transformation and the human condition.
Through an experimental approach to materials, they transform everyday and discarded elements into sculptural, functional works. Their pieces embrace traces of time, decay and imperfection, creating objects that balance concept, materiality and craftsmanship.

Courtesy of OBJECTS WITH NARRATIVES

/ 13-18 october 2026 / Berkeley Sq

15/09/2026

🧚 Moshi Jogakbo No. 2 by Lee Sora

Lee Sora (b. 1967) is a South Korean textile artist who reinterprets Jogakbo, the traditional Korean art of patchwork, through a contemporary lens.
Working primarily with delicate natural silk, Lee hand-dyes, cuts and meticulously stitches individual fragments together to create geometric compositions inspired by architecture and stained glass. Her precise, meditative process brings a sense of lightness and serenity to each work, balancing traditional Korean craftsmanship with a distinctly modern visual language.

Courtesy of Lloyd Choi

/ 13-18 october 2026 / Berkeley Sq

14/09/2026

🪁 Origami chandelier by Achille Salvagni
Six arms chandelier in composite structure clad in parchment and backlit parchment elements.

Achille Salvagni is a Rome-born architect and designer, and the founder of Achille Salvagni Atelier. Established in Rome in 2002, his multidisciplinary practice brings together architecture, interiors and collectible design, drawing on his Roman heritage and a distinctive sense of timeless elegance.
Since launching his limited-edition furniture collection in 2013, Salvagni has become known for sculptural pieces that combine exceptional craftsmanship, precious materials and refined proportions. Today, the Atelier has galleries in London, New York and Palm Beach, while Salvagni’s interiors span residences, yachts and hospitality projects around the world.

courtesy of Achille Salvagni Atelier

/ 13-18 october 2026 / Berkeley Sq

13/09/2026

DURAZZO

Galerie Durazzo, founded by Raphael Durazzo after ten years as an art advisor, is dedicated to the great avant-garde movements of the 20th century. Located in Paris’s Matignon/Saint-Honoré district, the gallery places a particular emphasis on Surrealist painters, especially women, alongside major post-war artists. Its programme also brings contemporary artists into dialogue with modern masters, creating connections across generations and artistic movements.

/ 13-18 October 2026 / Berkeley sq

10/09/2026

🐝 Armchair D by DIMORESTUDIO Studio x YVES SALOMON EDITIONS Editions

Yves Salomon Éditions extends the legacy of the century-old Parisian house into the worlds of collectible design, furniture, and objects. Rooted in the House’s long-standing mastery of materials and artisanal craftsmanship, the Editions brings contemporary designers into close dialogue with its historic ateliers. Working across limited editions and one-of-a-kind pieces, it continues the House’s tradition of refined material innovation and understated luxury.

courtesy of YVES SALOMON EDITIONS

/ 13-18 october 2026 / Berkeley Sq

08/09/2026

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We are happy to welcome you to PAD London from October 13th to 18th in Berkeley Sq for the 18th edition.

/ 13-18 october 2026 / Berkeley Sq

Two Béton Raﬃné light-sculptures by ROMI ELISE PHILLIPS

Romi Elise Phillips, a London-based designer and recent Central Saint Martins graduate whose work explores the meeting point between Art Nouveau ornamentation and Brutalist expression. Through sculptural forms, raw tactile surfaces and refined detailing, she creates pieces that feel both timeless and distinctly contemporary.

courtesy 88 Gallery

/ 13-18 october 2026 / Berkeley Sq

Surface of a Memory II by Kyeok Kim

Kyeok Kim is a contemporary Korean artist whose practice spans sculpture, monumental illuminated sculpture, furniture and installation. Over more than two decades, she has developed a distinctive artistic language centred on memory, time, material transformation and the relationship between light and perception.

courtesy Charles Burnand Gallery

/ 13-18 october 2026 / Berkeley Sq

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Moulay Hafid Sdikiene (Paris) presents Halocline, an extension of his exclusive collection for the gallery, originally consisting of cabinet, dining table, suspended light, and side chair cast in reclaimed aluminium and onyx. In this collection, distinct volumes meet, resist, and remain separate within single structures, while surfaces hold the controlled traces of grinding, sanding, and welding. After nearly a decade as Senior Designer for Eric Schmitt, and as a finalist for the 2025 Institut du Monde Arabe Design Prize, Sdikiene debuts Halocline as his first solo collection.

courtesy Galerie Boketto

/ 13-18 october 2026 / Berkeley Sq

Adi Toch

Adi Toch is a London-based artist, metalsmith and lecturer at the Royal College of Art. Working primarily with vessels, she transforms flat sheets of metal into delicate sculptural forms through traditional hammering, hand-texturing and patination techniques.
Her poetic practice explores material, nature and transformation, creating richly textured surfaces where craftsmanship meets experimentation. In her Shroude

06/09/2026

🍫 Model ‘Arianna’ designed by Gigi Radice, edited by Renzo Minotti. Italy, c. 1960

Gigi Radice (1924–2002) was an Italian architect and designer, and a prominent figure of post-war Italian design. Best known for his collaboration with Minotti during the 1950s and 1960s, he developed a distinctive approach to furniture defined by sculptural forms, soft curves and generous proportions.
Combining comfort with refined modernist lines, Radice often paired upholstered volumes with slender metal or brass details. His elegant and timeless designs contributed to the development of Italian mid-century furniture and remain highly sought after by collectors today.

Courtesy of Portuondo Gallery

/ 13-18 october 2026 / Berkeley Sq

05/09/2026

British designer and gallerist Rose Uniacke is known for a refined approach rooted in simplicity, proportion, light and exceptional craftsmanship. Trained in traditional restoration, her practice spans interiors, furniture, art and objects, bringing together a deep knowledge of historic design with a distinctly contemporary sensibility.

Alongside her interior design practice, Rose Uniacke Editions, launched in 2010, presents furniture, lighting and accessories designed by Uniacke, while the gallery is also recognised for its carefully sourced and restored antique and 20th-century collectible furniture. Together, these elements create a timeless dialogue between past and present, defined by material quality and understated elegance.

Courtesy of Rose Uniacke

/ 13-18 october 2026 / Berkeley Sq

04/09/2026

Galerie MAY _ Maylis et Charles Tassin

MAY – Maylis & Charles Tassin, a design studio shaped by a shared passion for the decorative arts and a bold, timeless approach to furniture and interiors.
For over a decade, Maylis and Charles Tassin have developed a distinctive aesthetic that is opulent, sculptural and resolutely neoclassical. Drawing on a family history deeply rooted in the decorative arts, their work creates a dialogue between eras, taking inspiration from Antiquity and the Middle Ages as well as the refined forms of the 1940s.
At the heart of their practice lies a meticulous attention to proportion, balance and detail. Curves and counter-curves are carefully considered, while noble materials and exceptional craftsmanship give each creation its unique presence. Their pieces combine traditional savoir-faire with a contemporary vision, resulting in furniture that feels both familiar and unexpected.

/ 13-18 october 2026 / Berkeley Sq

03/09/2026

For PAD London 2026, maison parisienne, specialised in contemporary French craftsmanship, will present a curated selection celebrating its “artistes de la matière” artists who transform materials through exceptional savoir-faire and experimentation.

Helena Guy Lhomme works with wool, using needle felting to create sculptural works that play with texture, perception and the natural world.

Pierre Renart pushes the boundaries of cabinetmaking, shaping wood into fluid, sculptural furniture that combines traditional craftsmanship with contemporary design.

courtesy of Maison Parisienne Gallery

/ 13-18 october 2026 / Berkeley Sq

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