INDUSTRIAL AND SPATIAL DESIGN

Industrial and spatial design are two distinct but interconnected disciplines that are showcased at the New Designers exhibition. Industrial design refers to the process of creating and developing products, typically mass-produced items such as furniture, electronics, and consumer goods. This involves everything from concept development and prototyping to manufacturing and marketing. Spatial design, on the other hand, involves the design of physical spaces such as buildings, interiors, and public areas. This can include elements such as lighting, furniture, color schemes, and spatial layout. Both industrial and spatial design are focused on creating functional and aesthetically pleasing solutions that improve people’s lives in different ways. At New Designers, these disciplines come together to showcase the latest innovations and trends in the field, as well as to celebrate the creativity and ingenuity of emerging designers.