The countdown is on as Design Show Australia prepares to open its doors for a three-day design extravaganza being held at Sydney’s International Convention Centre October 20-22, 2022.
Exciting exhibitions and activations, engaging speaking events and an abundance of networking opportunities await – it’s the place to be for interior designers and architects, premium brands, buyers and specifiers at the forefront of curated and authentic design.
Design Show Australia connects users with the best industry professionals, products and brands through a series of initiatives that engage visitors in a unique experience of Australian design. ArchiPro has joined forces with the Design Show as presenting partner, celebrating a shared vision of making good design more accessible. As an all-in-one platform, ArchiPro is on a global mission to transform the architecture and building industries by seamlessly connecting those within it.
“ArchiPro has a great synchronicity with Design Show Australia given our shared goal of making good design, quality products and trustworthy professionals more accessible to everyone,” says ArchiPro Australia CEO Adrian Marafioti. “This vision enables the creation of the beautiful and sustainable spaces that will shape our future architectural landscape.”
ArchiPro has a great synchronicity with Design Show Australia given our shared goal of making good design, quality products and trustworthy professionals more accessible to everyone
The on-site ArchiPro activation will invite industry professionals to experience the latest products, learn about industry trends, and connect with premium suppliers in the commercial, workplace, hospitality, multi-res and residential interior spaces.
Speaking events will be held across the three days, with experts discussing topics ranging from layering light in the kitchen and the rise of experiential design to mental health and wellbeing in design. The founders of YSG, Flack Studio and Frost*collective will discuss how to build creative friendships; while Alexander &CO, Woods Bagot and other industry leaders will share ideas on how design professionals can attract and retain talent in their practices. Other standout speaking events will tackle issues around supply chain disruption, multi-generational living and the latest sustainability initiatives.
The first two days of the Design Show are reserved for trade, while the third is for homeowners and other end-users looking to learn more about design and discover standout products, suppliers and professionals to help bring their projects to life.
The speaking agenda for Day 3 is action packed. Talented architects and designers will share how homeowners can update their home from one era to another, navigate increased building costs, define their interior identity, and even how to survive a kitchen or bathroom reno! The duo behind interior design studio Arent & Pyke will also launch their brand new book, Interiors Beyond the Primary Palette, during the show.
ABI Interiors kitchen at Lumière House
Visually enticing activations and exhibition spaces abound, with a range of exciting products on display from tapware and lighting to flooring, furniture and fans. Visitors are invited to interact and engage with exhibitors as they make their way around the space.
The ‘Whose Bright Idea?’ collaborative installation by ARUP, Woods Bagot, Euroluce, Europanel and Buildcorp will be hard to miss. Taking visitors on a journey of sight, sound and touch, the installation was designed as a way to encourage people to consider the lifespan of products and materials beyond a project’s immediate timeline.
Euroluce IC Lights F1 Floor Lamp by Flos
The curated Lincoln Gin Lounge area at Design Show will be another standout, serving as the launch pad for a new modular sofa system designed by Adam Goodrum for Cult’s Australian design brand, nau.
When it’s time to take a break, come to Stand 132 and meet the ArchiPro team! Learn where we came from, where we’re heading next, and how we work to connect design professionals and suppliers with end-users on commercial and residential projects.
