The autumn edition of the Decorative Fair will take place from 1 to 6 October 2024 in London’s Battersea Park.
In the midst of London’s busy autumn season for design and art, the Decorative Fair returns to
Battersea Park from Tuesday 1 to Sunday 6 October 2024. Popular meeting place for designers, interior designers
Decorators and private customers looking for glamorous, fun and curious pieces, the fair hosts 130
Retailers offering fine and decorative period furniture, accessories, lighting, textiles and collectibles
Objects from the period between 1700 and 1970 as well as art from all eras from classical to the present day.
The Decorative Fair has been attracting buyers from all over the world for almost 40 years and is the place where the
World of interior design, antiques and art comes together three times a year. Famous for
It offers the unusual and decorative alongside the practical and perfect and is a dream event for
Buyers looking for individual looks and unique pieces.
The Decorative Fair offers the widest and most comprehensive range of first-class antiques
event, from inexpensive and affordable treats to sophisticated and important works of art.
There is something for everyone in the beautifully arranged dealer displays.
With 130 exhibitors and the Tribal Art London fair taking place upstairs on the Mezzanine, there is a world of the inspiring and unusual to discover.
Modern
New participants this year include Back London Ltdoffers unique examples of 20th century design and decorative arts; Elliot Davies, fine artt with exceptional European sculptures and paintings from antiquity to the 20th century; Acquiredfrom Ireland with mid-century modern furniture, lighting, art and design from around the world; and Tom Constantin offers a mix of art forms and design from different media and eras.
Free buses run four times an hour from Sloane Square to the fair, and well-behaved dogs
on leads are permitted. Entry is £20 p/p on opening day (Tuesday 1 October) and £10 p/p
thereafter (Wednesday, 2nd to Sunday, 6th October) and includes free return travel on the following days.
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