British furniture and lighting brand Tamart is exhibiting for a third time as part of Shoreditch Design Week and LDF activities this September.  Tamart was established in 2024 by award-winning architect Amos Goldreich.

With a growing collection of designs spanning furniture, lighting and textiles, Tamart’s reputation is being strengthened with its commitment to natural materials.  Every piece in the collection is designed for longevity, crafted from responsibly sourced materials, and manufactured in Europe.

Tamart is launching two new lights as part of the LDF festivities: the Clore Beam light and Clore Bead Pendant extending its lighting collection alongside the Clore Floor Lamp. These will be showcased against a dramatic exhibition backdrop designed by Amos Goldreich entitled Come to Dinner where the focus will be on lighting and dining.

Based on the first floor of  a Victorian warehouse in Shoreditch, Tamart draws from an archive of more than 10,000 works created by Amos Goldreich’s late parents, Tamar de Shalit (1932–2009) and Arthur Goldreich (1929–2011). Tamart is bringing modernist designs into contemporary production while preserving its original integrity.