London Design Festival 2012: East London guide With the highest concentration of events taking place here, a visit to east London is essential during the London Design Festival. The Old Truman Brewery plays host to the design show Tent London, with more than 200 exhibitors including the British furniture makers Ercol and the clever London-based designer Tamasine Osher. There is also a series of national pavilions showcasing the best new work from countries including Norway, Holland and Hungary. Superbrands has joined Tent London on the ground floor of the Brewery, where you will find the newest collections from 40 international brands including Moroso, Diesel with Foscarini and Fritz Hansen. Around the corner is the Shoreditch Design Triangle, an area packed with galleries, studios, shops and cafes all showcasing contemporary design. Milk Concept Boutique will show Be Seated, an exhibition of chairs by innovators such as the Dutch designer Lambert Kamps. At the Geffrye Museum, Ceramics in the City showcases the work of 50 potters, while the design store SCP is once again presenting the Design Department Store, an exhibition of lighting, furniture, textiles, rugs and accessories. Donna Wilson's new collection will also be on show, as will a series of 1960s Bitossi reissued vases. The London designer Lee Broom's studio in Rivington Street becomes the Crystal Bulb shop, an old-fashioned general store complete with sawdust floors, mirror panels and a display of 200 of his crystal bulb lights - a big hit from this year's Milan Furniture Fair. Nearby, Jasper Morrison's shop will show the cast-iron cookware that he created for the Japanese firm Oigen. Gallery Fumi in Hoxton Square will show Prostheses and Innesti, a collection of furniture created by workers on building sites, presented by the Brazilian architectural practice MK27 (). Clerkenwell is densely packed with design businesses. The Italian lighting specialist Flos is celebrating its 50th anniversary and launching new lamps by the Spanish designer Patricia Urquiola. Makers in Residence is a programme of tours, talks, studio visits and workshops in the area which is always worth looking into. The Clerkenwell stalwart Viaduct is running Show 5: Ferdinand Kramer for e15, an exhibition celebrating the work of the modernist architect. The Kramer family has worked with e15 to reissue eight pieces, including his Calvert/Charlotte coffee tables from 1951.