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George Made That in Camden, don't you know

A new pop-up by innovative sustainable design company George Made That, in conjunction with the London Design Festival, is launching in Camden this month. The company, which produces pop-up architecture using recycled materials and technical production, will be transforming the Camden Collective pop-up space, playing on the journey that furniture takes in manufacture and creating new products from the waste.

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George Made That's illuminated timber lattice structures glow red and gold at night, with visitors walking through the installation and smoke rising from the sustainable design pop-up in Camden

The pop-up bar will feature a timber lattice ceiling, forming a tunnel into the 'timber nest', a space for free talks and films on sustainability in design across the five day residency. Be sure to check them out. More information can be found here: www.georgemadethat.com.

Recycled wooden beams arranged in an intricate lattice pattern against a clear blue sky, forming part of George Made That's sustainable pop-up installation
George Made That pop-up installation at Camden with purple neon-lit structures, timber lattice architecture, searchlights and atmospheric smoke against a dark night sky
Illuminated timber lattice ceiling structure creating a tunnel effect at George Made That's pop-up installation in Camden at night
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