Event Details

Design Mumbai is set to return to Jio World Garden from 26 - 29 November 2025. Having cemented its position as a leading international B2B contemporary design event, the show is expanding its reach and reinforcing its commitment to curation, connectivity, and quality in the international design landscape.
 
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Design Mumbai offers a world-class experience of contemporary design that bridges the gap between Indian and global design communities. Design Mumbai is the gateway for international brands looking to enter the Indian market, while providing a powerful platform for Indian brands to gain international recognition. True to its original mission, Design Mumbai 2025 will be a hub for design discovery, amplifying India’s creative power on the global stage, providing targeted connections between brands and the contract sector.
 
For the 2025 show, Design Mumbai will build on its first iteration by bringing together more of the most influential designers, architects, and brands from across India and beyond through a highly curated exhibitor presence, a programme of talks with high-profile speakers, Design Mumbai Exchange, and a series of exclusive design features.
 
The second edition of Design Mumbai will also expand upon 2024’s networking and business opportunities, solidifying its status as an essential annual event for industry professionals across hospitality, retail, workplace, and residential, through new partnerships with design institutions, leading media, and cultural organisations.
 
The event offers a world-class platform that bridges India’s creative energy with global innovation, while spotlighting local talent and fostering meaningful connections across the hospitality, retail, workplace, and residential sectors.
 
Global standouts
American Hardwood Export Council (AHEC) showcase featuring a landmark collaboration with Indian furniture manufacturer Phantom Hands, presenting a diverse collection of works developed through a series of high-profile design collaborations. The cross-cultural collaboration spotlights the sustainable use of American cherry, maple, and red oak in a range of sculptural pieces of furniture.
Joining from Japan, Set Up Co. will bring a minimalist aesthetic to Design Mumbai with a collaborative stand featuring two Japanese brands: Kakuhan, a specialist alternative plastering company, and Reset, which makes handcrafted wooden furniture produced in its own woodworking studio.
French mother and daughter duo Dorothée Giey and Pia Pijselman of Lux Temporis will present kinetic lighting creations that merge mechatronics and nature in a mesmerising fusion of art and engineering.
Meanwhile, established brands – including Ceccotti and Poltrona Frau, Hästens, Istituto Marangoni, USM (presented by Cocre8), Blå Station, Loco Design, Light Forms Asia, Infiniti, and Vondom (presented by ABACA) – will return to Design Mumbai with their latest collections this November.
 
Ones to watch
India’s design talent continues to be a driving force at this year’s event. Names to watch include Karkhana, Chacko, and Hearty Muse Atelier.
From Chandigarh, Sarvatva, founded by three women designers in 2024, blends ancient Indian philosophies with contemporary aesthetics. 
Also not to be missed is Hobo Houz, established by textile designer and pen-and-ink artist Varsha Patra. Her latest collection, Sutrākha, showcases the intricate art of Aari (or Khatla) embroidery, translating this vibrant craft into contemporary lifestyle pieces that celebrate Indian textile heritage.
Design Mumbai 2025 will also welcome back an array of India-based exhibitors from its inaugural edition, including Stonelite, AKFD Studio, Rvardé, Shailesh Rajput Studio, FAZO Project, and Lila.