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Curated by the Indesign editorial team and hosted at leading showrooms, the Design Discussions series provided thoughtful reflection and debate on key issues shaping the industry.
Whether you’re an architect, interior designer or student eager to learn, the 2025 Design Discussion series at Saturday Indesign will inspire fresh perspectives. Check out the schedule now!
The Richmond precinct will be one of the busiest hubs of Saturday Indesign 2025, with a full program of talks, product launches, installations, hospitality and entertainment running throughout the day.
Explore the prizes up for grabs at Saturday Indesign this year when you register and check into 10+ showrooms on the day.
With standout presentations from the likes of Gaggenau, Jardan and Living Edge, here’s a considered first look at a handful of exhibitors shaping the tone of Saturday Indesign 2025.
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With loyalty pricing, access to exclusive textiles, end-to-end service, and a dedicated commercial and contracts team, the new King Living membership reinforces the brand’s commitment to empowering the design community.
King Living announces the launch of the 1977 Sofa, a reimagining of its inaugural furniture piece that blends modern aesthetics with time-honoured design elements.
With design at its heart, King is finding ways to merge traditional knowledge and experience with future technological trends. In this video, we meet Manolo Bossi and the in-house design team in Sydney to find out how they work.
While form, finish and function give body to a furniture piece, the ethics of its design and manufacture give it backbone. King’s global head of product, David Hardwick, along with two of the industry’s most respected designers, unpack the ethics of good design.
The Studio* Collaborative’s Melinda Huuk and King’s global head of product, David Hardwick, discuss the role of good design in bridging the gap between home and work settings.
The Studio* Collaborative’s Melinda Huuk sums it up perfectly when she says, we can rationalise beauty to ourselves but it “needs to be underpinned by purpose and responsibility”. She highlights the Fleur Sofa by King for its responsible manufacture – a quality that takes its beauty beyond skin-deep.
