About our gallery
Our gallery is a place for industry and enthusiasts to engage with and learn about contemporary design.
A place for supporting independent practitioners and for giving ideas the space to come to life. We achieve this through collaborating with guest curators and exhibitors from a broad range of disciplines, with an approach that centres on experimentation, prototypes and play, while always considering the context of our physical space and our history.
Founded by Zeev Aram in 2002, the gallery that once occupied our third floor was dedicated to new and experimental design across mainly focused on furniture, lighting and industrial design, with forays into jewellery, graphics, fashion, and even bookbinding. Until the pandemic, it presented four to five exhibitions per year, featuring both emerging and established designers, and gained international attention under the guidance of Daniel Charny, Héloïse Parke, and later Riya Patel. After a brief return post-Covid and following Zeev Aram’s passing in 2021, the gallery now continues its legacy in a new home on the lower ground floor at 110 Drury Lane where it remains, as always, a space for curiosity and meaningful engagement with design.

"The Aram Gallery is fast becoming the go-to London gallery to see intelligent and thought-provoking design exhibitions ..."
Kate West, London Art File
"This is engrossing viewing for all design buffs — and essential for students/aspiring designers."
Barbara Chandler, Evening Standard
"The Aram Gallery has a great selection of stimulating exhibitions that bring cutting-edge design to the fore throughout the year."
Jim Biddulph, Material Lab