Hong Kong Trade Development Council (HKTDC) had invited us to attend the HKTDC DesignInspire, which had been held at the Hong Kong Convention and Exhibition Centre from 3 to 6 December 2025.

The Expo had served as a dynamic platform that united global creative leaders, renowned design and lifestyle brands, prestigious awards, associations, and academic institutions to explore cutting-edge design trends and showcase unparalleled creativity. In 2024, the exhibition had successfully drawn over 50,000 visits, fostering fruitful business connections and endless collaboration opportunities.

Trade visitors had had the opportunity to engage with a diverse range of interactive installations, innovative ideas, design objects and products, and pioneering projects. Beyond the visual allure, DesignInspire had been committed to fostering knowledge exchange and inspiration through a curated series of InnoTalks and creative workshops, making it an invaluable experience for professionals seeking to stay ahead in the industry. In that creativity and innovation-driven era, these experiences had helped trade visitors upgrade their businesses and stay competitive.

A highlight to anticipate had been the “Maison&Objet Intérieurs Hong Kong” pavilion, which had partnered with the world-leading design community and featured exquisite craftsmanship with designated zones curated by 13 globally acclaimed design artisans. An exclusive and truly inspiring experience had been brought to the design community of Asia to stimulate cultural exchanges and explore forward-thinking creativity in interior and experiential design. Attached had been the factsheet and exhibition highlights about what one could envision for DesignInspire 2025.