Let’s ask the best design minds currently working in the most important sector… health.

A 2,250 sqft suite with sleek surprised-filled cabinets, a movie-buff-approved entertainment system and a sculpture-like Palissandro bathtub? We’re sold.

Inventive, purposeful and beautiful design is timeless when it has the human experience as its basis. It’s something that Louis Poulsen has proven since the 1920s.

Asia’s latest Instagram bait – Waka Haiku Setsugekka Japanese Restaurant – by Sun Tianwen of Shanghai design studio: Hip-Pop Architectural Decoration Design Co. (HPADDC) points to hospitality further heading toward the sensory and experiential path of its retail sister.

The 60,000-sq-m space unfolds over eight floors and aims to encourage social interaction rather than a place to simply come and work in isolation. But outside of the obvious “collaboration stations” how are we designing spaces that actually make us want to get together?

Can design really make a difference to the international problem of attracting, retaining and building talent?

You have a great brand, exceptional products and a story to tell – now it’s time to seduce your audience! And there is no better place to do that than Singapore Indesign.

The long-awaited launch of ‘Penumbra’, the winning design from Haworth’s Celebrating Great Design Contest, has the A+D world enthralled!