Mint Gallery

Mint is an upscale design gallery founded in 1998 by Lina Kanafani and based in London. It features contemporary, avant-garde, and one-off pieces from both internationally recognized and emerging designers, with a focus on sustainability and innovation. The gallery represents exclusive works and collaborates with designers to create unique, limited-edition collections

Moroso.it

Moroso is a high-end Italian furniture brand, founded in 1952, that produces designer sofas, seating, and accessories known for combining exceptional craftsmanship with innovative, avant-garde design. The company collaborates with world-renowned designers to create unique pieces for both residential and contract spaces, and they have a flagship store located in London.

The Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Republic of Poland

The Ministry of Foreign Affairs (Ministerstwo Spraw Zagranicznych) is the Polish government body responsible for managing the country's international relations and diplomacy. It represents Poland's national interests on the global stage through its diplomatic missions around the world and its participation in international organizations such as the European Union and the United Nations. The ministry also promotes Polish culture and the Polish language abroad and provides support to Polish citizens living outside the country.

MML Studio.com

MM-L is an architecture and design studio based in London, founded by Miska Miller-Lovegrove. The studio works on architecture projects, exhibition design and installations in the arts and cultural sector. MM-L projects are often considered a dialogue between space, volume, light and weight, with an emphasis on sensitivity to materials.

Fleet Street Quarter

The Fleet Street Quarter is a Business Improvement District (BID) in London dedicated to revitalizing the historic Fleet Street area. Its goal is to boost economic growth and cultural life for residents, visitors, and workers through planned developments and business partnerships.

The Urban Farmer Project

The Urban Farmer Project in London repurposes underused city spaces into vibrant community hubs for sustainable food production and education. It aims to tackle food insecurity and poverty by using surplus ingredients to create meals for vulnerable communities, while also teaching sustainable farming methods like hydroponics.

Creative Project Foundation.com

The Creative Project Foundation is a cultural organisation conceived from the collaborative vision of Miśka Miller-Lovegrove, Anna Pietrzyk-Simone, Monika Unger and Agnieszka Kwiatkowska-Dragić. With headquarters in Warsaw, London and Milan, the Creative Project Foundation is an ambassador of Polish creativity. Our mission is to promote Polish design across the world and facilitate a mutual exchange of knowledge between governmental bodies, cultural organisations, the business sector and the design industry.

Polish Cultural Institute London

Polish Cultural Institute in London. The Institute's focus lies in promoting Polish culture and heritage to British audiences, as well as developing collaborations and building bridges between key cultural or academic institutions in Poland and the UK. Through nurturing these relationships, providing access to essential cultural resources, and supporting through funding, PCI London can successfully showcase the best of Polish art, film, theatre, music, literature, science, and heritage to culturally diverse residents of the UK.

Let’s Art Foundation

The Let's Art Foundation is a Polish non-profit organization dedicated to promoting Polish design in the UK. Supported by the Polish Ministry of Foreign Affairs, it organizes exhibitions and cultural events to increase Polish design's international presence and build creative bridges.

Creative Warsaw

Creative Warsaw, The Foundation aims to initiate and promote urban initiatives, foster connections among creative communities, and facilitate interdisciplinary collaboration to enhance Warsaw’s creative brand.

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International Design Expeditions

An unexpected journey on a 21st century expedition. International Design Expeditions (IDE) operates expeditions where international designers collaborate with local enterprises creating groundbreaking solutions to crucial needs. Sustainable innovations for regional development. Each expedition is curated to the exact needs of the area and is divided in 3 phases in time: Preparation/ Journey / Return. Designers are in residence to complete the journey from assessment to solution to production.