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London
FEBRUARY 5TH 2026
HOSTED BY ELIZA WILLIAMS
EDITOR OF CREATIVE REVIEW
Multiplicity returns for its tenth year. A gathering for designers, studios and anyone working with visual ideas. It brings together people from across the creative community for an evening of talks, discussion and connection.
Over the past decade Multiplicity has taken place in cities across the UK and Europe including Copenhagen, Edinburgh, London, Manchester and Glasgow. Each edition shares the same aim: to create space for people to talk honestly about their work, what drives it, what challenges it and where design is headed next.
This year introduces a new venue and a strong line-up from some of the most forward-thinking studios working today. Whether you are established in your practice or just starting out, Multiplicity offers an opportunity to hear from people shaping the field and to meet others who care about the craft.

Uncommon
Nils Leonard & Lisa Smith
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A PRACTICE FOR EVERYDAY LIFE
Kirsty Carter & Emma Thomas
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Porto Rocha
Joseph Lebus

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Copenhagen
Anthony Burrill
Carl-Johan Lindqvist / Lundgren & Lundqvist
Daniel Flosser

London
Verònica Fuerte / Hey Studio
Paul Belford
Thomas Humeau & George Wu / Mother
Rick Banks / F37

Edinburgh
Jim Sutherland / Studio Sutherl&
Craig Oldham
Chris Logan & Dougal Marwick / Touch

Bristol
Kate Marlow & Mark Paton / Here
Graham Wood
Spencer Buck / Taxi

Manchester
Sean Perkins / North
Yah-Leng Yu / Foreign Policy
Helen Musselwhite

Brighton
Anthony Burrill
Hamish Makgill / Studio Makgill
Andy Stevens / Graphic Thought Facility

Leeds
Jonathan Finch & Roz Donaldson / Passport
Tim Williams / Koto
Tim Beard / Bibliothèque

Glasgow
Pablo Martin / Atlas
Adrian Carroll / D8
Tony Dunworth / Graphical House

Copenhagen
Anthony Burrill
Carl-Johan Lindqvist / Lundgren & Lundqvist
Daniel Flosser

London
Verònica Fuerte / Hey Studio
Paul Belford
Thomas Humeau & George Wu / Mother
Rick Banks / F37

Edinburgh
Jim Sutherland / Studio Sutherl&
Craig Oldham
Chris Logan & Dougal Marwick / Touch

Bristol
Kate Marlow & Mark Paton / Here
Graham Wood
Spencer Buck / Taxi

Manchester
Sean Perkins / North
Yah-Leng Yu / Foreign Policy
Helen Musselwhite

Brighton
Anthony Burrill
Hamish Makgill / Studio Makgill
Andy Stevens / Graphic Thought Facility

Leeds
Jonathan Finch & Roz Donaldson / Passport
Tim Williams / Koto
Tim Beard / Bibliothèque

Glasgow
Pablo Martin / Atlas
Adrian Carroll / D8
Tony Dunworth / Graphical House