Multidisciplinary practice is still the live edge
Coverage of London Design Festival 2026 highlights designers working across objects, spaces, technology and culture.
A reminder that a coherent point of view can travel across formats.
The Story
Wallpaper*’s London Design Festival coverage describes a creative scene led by multidisciplinary practitioners. The signal is not simply that designers are crossing disciplines; it is that their strongest work often gains meaning by moving between them.
For a studio like Wensday, this is permission to treat identity, digital experience, editorial content and physical touchpoints as one connected conversation. The medium can change while the underlying point of view stays recognisable.
The useful distinction is between range and coherence. Multidisciplinary work does not need to look scattered when it is held together by a clear attitude, a repeatable visual grammar and a strong reason for each medium. ([wallpaper.com](https://www.wallpaper.com/design-interiors/live/london-design-festival-2026?utm_source=openai))
Studio Wensday Angle
The best multidisciplinary work is unified by judgement, not visual sameness.