Space exploration startup, Basic.Space, unveils its first real-life shopping event, hosting it within an abandoned West Hollywood mall
Design enthusiasts and art lovers are in for a treat as Design.Space LA, hosted by Basic.Space, is set to take place in a surprising urban space in West Hollywood, California from March 29 to 30, 2025. This event promises to be more than just a traditional art and design fair, offering a mix of familiarity and discovery.
Iconic Designs and Contemporary Art
Some of the highlights of Design.Space LA include Ettore Sottsass and David Kelley's 1985 phone design, Pierre Paulin and Christo and Jean-Claude's 'Chirac' sofa, and Keiko Moriuchi's recent sculptures-on-canvas. Additionally, Sabine Marcelis has designed a limited, lavender-coloured edition of 'Stedelijk' chairs for BD Barcelona, exclusive to Basic.Space.
A Wide Range of Exhibitors
The exhibitors for Design.Space LA include Alexander May, Brain Thoreen, Clara Jorisch, Gufram, Lily Clark, Marcin Rusak, Sam Klemick, The Future Perfect, USM, Vince Skelly, Wexler Gallery, and Nike. Stickymonger's aerosol-on-canvas works will also be showcased, adding a contemporary twist to the event.
An 'IRL-to-URL Shopping Experience'
Design.Space LA is not just an in-person event; it's an 'IRL-to-URL shopping experience'. The online sale for Design.Space LA will run from March 27 to April 2, making it accessible to a wider audience. To register attendance for the physical event, visit designspace.la.
A Focus on Innovation and Community
According to Jesse Lee, the founder of Basic.Space, Design.Space is meant to be more convenient, less hierarchical, and draw in a younger crowd. It's not focused on conventional classifications, with design being the leading category but art and archival fashion also being important. The event aims to establish a different kind of market, offering a unique blend of art, technology, and community engagement.
Expansion to Other Cities
Design.Space LA is just the beginning. The organisers plan to expand to other cities in the coming months, bringing this innovative approach to art and design to more people.
Stay tuned for more updates on Design.Space LA and get ready for an unforgettable experience that combines art, design, technology, and community engagement like never before.
Technology integration enhances the shopping experience at Design.Space LA, allowing for an 'IRL-to-URL' shopping experience, where physical purchases can be complemented by online sales from March 27 to April 2. The event also promotes a lifestyle that embraces art, design, and community, encompassing a wide range of exhibitors such as Sabine Marcelis, Nike, and Stickymonger, hence tech-savvy shoppers looking for contemporary art and design should consider visiting Design.Space LA.
