Programme Overview
Trace across Space, Map the Future
The exhibition features 10 units of awarded Hong Kong design firms and designers, displaying a collection of ingenious furniture works. From the mortise-and-tenon joinery chair and table to the cabinet incorporating recycled glass, the collection blends traditional craftsmanship with modern design, and bridges Chinese and Western elements. These furniture also embrace the concept of sustainability, reflecting a spirit of boundless creativity. Visitors can explore the dynamic synergy where Hong Kong's international design standard amplifies our cultural assets, driving innovation while preserving regional identity.
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Organisation Introduction
Hong Kong Interior Design Association (HKIDA)
Established in 1991, HKIDA is a non-profit organization in Hong Kong. It is devoted to serving the needs of our members, industry partners and the general public. One of our major undertakings has been fostering professionalism and interior design excellence. This includes a comprehensive development of the elaborate codes of conduct, innovation on both creative and technical fronts, as well as the celebration of craftsmanship. HKIDA actively engages in research and education, initiates regional competitions and organizes activities which invites participation on a broader social level.
