As the global design community gears up for 2025, several key events promise to showcase innovative creations that enrich everyday life. Kicking off the year, Maison et Objet in Paris will explore a new chapter of Surrealism from January 16 to 20, with Faye Toogood as the Designer of the Year.
Following closely, the Stockholm Furniture Fair from February 4 to 8 will serve as Scandinavia’s premier design meeting point, featuring discussions on future materials and the impact of AI.
From February 21 to March 2, the inaugural Design Biennale Rotterdam will take place, focusing on sustainability and social justice through various exhibitions and workshops.
London will host the Collect fair from February 28 to March 2, featuring works from 400 international artists in a museum-quality showcase.
The renowned Salone del Mobile in Milan, scheduled for April 8 to 13, will attract large crowds eager to discover the latest design trends within its expansive fairground.
In May, the Downtown Design Dubai will expand to Saudi Arabia, showcasing contemporary design innovations and immersive experiences.
Asia's leading design event, Design Shanghai, will take place from June 4 to 7, presenting over 600 design pieces and featuring curated initiatives.
From June 18 to 20, 3 Days of Design in Copenhagen will transform the city into a vibrant stage for over 600 activities, attracting thousands of visitors.
The London Design Festival, set for September 13 to 21, will celebrate its 23rd edition with a diverse range of installations and events across the city.
Finally, the Dutch Design Week in Eindhoven from October 18 to 26 will focus on the future of design, promoting dialogue through exhibitions and workshops.
These events highlight the importance of design in shaping modern culture and addressing global challenges, making 2025 a significant year for the creative industry.