Midcentury Modern Dulwich Show 2012

The mother of all destinations for 20C design classics and modern collectables, media-backed by Elle Decoration and a Time Out top London attraction.

Midcentury Modern has fast established itself as the number one destination for sourcing the antiques of the future without the huge retail mark-up. Designed as an unpretentious one stop shop for busy people who love collecting beautiful pieces for their homes, you can find everything for the eclectic home at this much-loved one day show from an original Eames rocker to a contemporary ceramic from a hot young British designer. Do a walkabout amongst some of Britain’s top mid-century dealers in Scandinavian, European and American mid-century furniture and decorative arts. Then head for the coolest wares from British designers including furniture supremo Chris Eckersley and top ceramicist Sophie Cook. Source the latest wallpaper, ceramics, fabrics and brilliantly innovative gifts. But it doesn't stop there. Collectors on the hunt for specialist ceramics, fabrics, art and glass can take a walk to the South Cloister, Lower Hall and North Cloister where 40 more dealers are situated.

Set in the light and bright 60’s concrete and glass Christison-designed refectory and the North and South Cloisters at Dulwich College. Situated on the A205 South Circular near College Rd, SE21 7LD. Nearest train – West Dulwich (trains leave Victoria BR and take approximately 10 minutes). 5 minute walk to the college. Other local galleries and museums include The Horniman and The Dulwich Picture Gallery. Refreshments on site. Car parking with college boys showing visitors to spaces. Parking also available around the outside of the college.

Regretfully disabled access is restricted to part of the show.

IMPORTANT TO NOTE: We do have some health and safety issues. Dogs are not allowed on the site. Due to 3,000 visitors at our last show we have also been asked to restrict prams. Please leave prams in the spot marked outside. We are a family friendly show but our large visitor numbers leave us no other choice.