Saturday 6th September – mark your calendar, rally your colleagues and prepare for an event that will ignite your passion for design with Saturday Indesign 2025.
January 23rd, 2025
In 2025, Saturday Indesign makes its anticipated return to Melbourne, promising an electrifying combination of ideas, innovation and immersive experiences. Imagine a citywide design takeover, where every showroom, studio and installation become a portal to the future of design – from engaging panels with visionaries and esteemed names to hands-on explorations of materials and products.
Whether you are an architect, a designer, an industry insider or a design enthusiast, this is your invitation to immerse yourself in a celebration of design culture at Saturday Indesign.
Calling all brands: Be part of the 2025 Melbourne edition!
Are you a brand with bold ideas and a passion for redefining design? Saturday Indesign 2025 offers an platform to showcase your story to an audience that lives and breathes design.


Why exhibit at Saturday Indesign?
Unrivalled exposure: Connect with architects, designers and industry leaders eager to explore the latest in design.
Networking goldmine: Forge meaningful connections, collaborate with peers and open doors to new opportunities.
Storytelling stage: Share your narrative in a setting that celebrates creativity and craftsmanship.
Spotlight on innovation: Showcase your cutting-edge ideas and give attendees a glimpse into the future of design.
Ready to make your mark? Enquire now to secure your place in this extraordinary event.
Save the date – Saturday 6th September!
Stay tuned for updates, sneak peeks and insider stories as we countdown to an unforgettable day. Let’s celebrate the spirit of design together in Melbourne at Saturday Indesign 2025.
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