Unlock your all-access pass to Melbourne’s most exciting day in design.
July 9th, 2025
Design lovers, mark your calendars as Saturday Indesign returns to Melbourne on Saturday 6th September 2025, and registrations are now officially open!
Set across some of Melbourne’s most vibrant design precincts, Saturday Indesign is your passport to a one-day celebration of creativity, innovation and connection. Whether you’re a long time SID attendee or a curious newcomer, 2025 is the perfect year to get involved!

What to Expect
Imagine a crisp Melbourne morning, fresh coffee in hand, surrounded by the newest products and latest ideas from the best in design. You’ll explore curated showrooms, take in inspiring design talks, participate in hands-on workshops, and enjoy a full sensory design experience – all completely free!
Throughout the day you’ll meet fellow creatives, engage with industry leaders and discover what’s next in architecture, interiors and product design. Whether you travel by foot, hop on a Lime bike, or take advantage of our free hop-on, hop-off bus loops, the city is your to explore.

Meet the 2025 Exhibitors
This year’s lineup brings together an exciting mix of iconic global brands and leading Australian design names, including Arthur G, Cosentino, Cosh Living, Gaggenau, Hali Rugs, Harbro, Jardan, King Living, Klaro Industrial Design, ownworld, V-ZUG, Winnings and more!
From surfaces and textiles to furniture, kitchens, and lighting – expect the best in contemporary design, all under once city-wide event.

Experience The Project
Back for another year, The Project returns as Saturday Indesign’s signature installation series – where showrooms team up with creatives to produce immersive, sensory works.
The 2025 theme, “Resonance”, explores the emotional power of design and how it can spark memory, curiosity and connection through physical experience. From sculptural forms inspired by sound and light, to tactile material and multisensory activations, each installation is designed to strike a chord, leaving a lasting impression in both form and feeling. Don’t forget to vote for your favourite Project installation on the day!

Saturday Indesign is 100% free, with no ticket costs or hidden extra, and catering and hospitality is on the house throughout the day! The only thing you need to do is register, plan your adventure and show up ready to explore.
Our full program featuring timed events, speaker sessions, design talks, product launches, workshops, installations and catering details will be released soon. Be the first to access it by registering today.
Find out more information via our event page or reach out to events@indesign.com.au with any questions. We can’t wait to see you at #saturdayindesign!
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