Lovable Design: Where Delight Meets Authenticity
ORGANISED BY
DATES
28 Sep 2024
OPENING HOURS
3.00pm – 5.00pm
ADMISSION
Free with Registration
ORGANISED BY
DATES
28 Sep 2024
OPENING HOURS
3.00pm – 5.00pm
ADMISSION
Free with Registration
ABOUT
In a world inundated with products and services vying for attention, what truly sets something apart? What makes certain designs not just appreciated but deeply cherished? The answer lies in the essence of what can be called “Lovable Design.”
Lovable Design transcends mere functionality or aesthetics; it delves into the realm of emotional connection. It’s about infusing products, interfaces, and experiences with a sense of warmth, empathy, and delight. It’s the art of designing with heart.
So, what are the key ingredients of Lovable Design? Embark on an unforgettable journey to unlock the transformative power of Lovable Design together!
ORGANISER
Design Business Chamber Singapore (DBCS)
Singapore’s only multidisciplinary chamber that facilitates collaboration between design and business communities. To establish a community of practice that embraces design-led practices and innovation as a key driver for sustainable growth.
CONTACT
Name: Kay Ying
Email Address: kayying@dbcsingapore.org
Top image: Illustration by Yasmeen, Design Business Chamber Singapore
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