Design Centre, Chelsea Harbour

I have a mixed review. I came for Design Week 2018 with my little boy Isaac. Some shops were really welcoming and others couldn't get rid of us quick enough. Also in the upper floors with the building work and barriers there were areas where I could get past physically with my pram. Some receptionists were helpful and some weren't. I appreciated the free coffee and be able to go to the private views in the shops. The guy in the cloakroom is really lovely and friendly and a credit to you. The women by the lift are not! And your map is completely unfathomable if you're not a designer. But I would visit again. Just some things for you to bear in mind if you want to really welcome families

Interesting place for an upper class taste , good for designers and interiors decorators , delightful and full of high end shops , the prices are relatively on the higher end , the building is a very uniquely designed , perfect and convenient basement parking, choices are great , lacks good quality cafes , the ones there are very basic , self’s service and hardly have choices , they extended it by joining the old buildings that use to be just outside, it wasn’t done at the same class or level .

The Design Centre Chelsea Harbour is the best place to go for all your interiors needs. The Design Centre is home to all the most prestigious interiors brands, and each showroom is a treasure trove of products. They also have a fabulous restaurant and cafe.

We visited Focus/22, and what a treat! This show is quickly becoming one of the most exciting interior design events in London and the only one that gets better and better every year.

Beautiful showrooms, a mixture of established luxury brands and new exciting suppliers, interesting talks and workshops, ... and all in the setting of beautiful DCCH - so much more welcoming and comfortable than other generic exhibition halls! A must visit for any interior design lover.

Ostentatious and pretentious. Perhaps going forward, the people with stalls should not make assumptions of someone's wealth based on appearance. Gross.

The Design Centre is a hub of creativity and interior inspiration! I couldn't recommend enough - visit for the vibrant community feel, well-curated events calendar and award winning on-site restaurant.

So excited to be here and find all I need for my project! From bathroom to lights, wallpaper and textiles, everything is so classy here!

A very interesting place, the company I work for had a sister company Christopher Hyde there, selling top end light fittings