2024’s theme, “Reawaken,” calls for a journey through reinvention and sustainability.

This year’s Saturday Indesign was bigger and better than ever before! Alongside the partying and networking, a series of panel talks on the hot topics in design provided insight and inspiration for the whole day.

Saturday Indesign was bursting with energy and excitement in 2023. We bring you the wrap on all the insights from this year’s design extravaganza.

It was the grand finale on a big day out in design: the Saturday Indesign Afterparty in Melbourne kept the buzz going with a DJ dance floor, tracks on a sax, and Handpicked Wines and Sopra Seltzer to celebrate. Scroll the highlights here!

Get ready to hear from design’s best and brightest.

Saturday Indesign is giving you the chance to walk away with prizes that will bring the best of Australian design’s scene.

Discover all the presentations, panels and workshops in our 2023 SID program.

Start planning your pit stops around the best eats Melbourne has to offer.

Richmond is one of the biggest Saturday Indesign precincts, and it’s set to bring its A-game.

Saturday the 2nd of September opens a whole new world of design.

Start planning your journey and organising your transport for the biggest design event of the year.

Are you heading to Saturday Indesign, 2 September in Melbourne? See what prizes are up for grabs at the year’s biggest design event.

Read this insightful and visually rich report from surface experts Neolith as they bring innovation to an all-new, all-sustainable level.

Introducing Neolith Sintered Stone, a surface material that redefines what is possible in terms of performance, durability, and versatility.

Whether it’s enhancing the sculptural volumes of the Cass Bay House, or creating a Piet Mondrian-like geometrical feature across the Pegasus Bay’s Esplanade Home, Neolith helps Massimiliano Capocaccia Architecture Studio augment the imaginative language of these coastal dwellings.

Catch up on all the people, winners and party vibes from INDE.Awards Gala, held in Melbourne, 4 August.

Pingelly Recreation and Cultural Centre by iredale pedersen hook exemplifies design that is sensitive to place, people and culture:
a template for best practice into the future. We present to you, the winner of INDE.Awards’ Building category.

This year’s INDE.Awards – The Building shortlist recognises projects that mark new direction in the future of architecture.

The program and speaker line-up for INDE.Summit has been announced. Block out Wednesday August 3rd and book your tickets. Find the full program is here.

For those with major FOMO! Here we relive the highlights of Saturday Indesign and share all the moments you may have missed from that memorable May day in Sydney.