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REYKJAVIK DW
6 – 10 May DesignMarch is Iceland’s most important annual design festival. Organized for the ninth time this year, it will be the largest and most significant yet, with an expected 100 or so events that will transform the most northerly capital in the world into one big venue for design. From fashion to furniture, architecture…
Munich CBW
March/May 2026 The Munich Creative Business Week (MCBW) returned for its 14th edition in May 2025, under the annual theme “How to Design a Vibrant Community.” With around 65,000 visitors, MCBW remains Germany’s largest design event. A hub for inspiration, ideas, dialogue, and innovation, the week brought together creative minds across industries to explore how…
BERLIN DW
May 2025 BERLIN DESIGN WEEK showcases innovative and sustainable design approaches, spotlighting current trends and forward-thinking ideas. As an international platform for contemporary design across education, research, and practice, it annually brings together key players and creative minds in Germany’s capital. The event embraces design in all its dimensions—not only as an aesthetic pursuit, but…
COLOGNE DW
20th -23rd January 2026 imm cologne is the newly reimagined B2B trade fair for consumer-focused interior design. From 20 to 23 January 2026, it will once again bring the global furniture industry to Cologne, Europe’s key interiors hub. Under the central theme World of Interiors, the event will showcase the full spectrum of home and…
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WERKWOCHE DW
November -December First organized in 2013, the International Design Week Werkwoche was launched by the Faculty of Design of the Augsburg University of Applied Sciences. The idea was to highlight the role of design and its related fields and to create a platform for national and international exchange. werkwocheaugsburg
CHINA BRITAIN IDW
23 – 30 September China has become the world’s second largest economy and the world’s largest manufacturing base since the economy reform in 1978. The term ‘made in China’ often refers to copy and low-quality products. Transforming from ‘MADE IN CHINA’ to ‘CREATED IN CHINA’ is the main challenge to raise the competitiveness of Chinese…