
Melbourne Design Week 2027
20 May، 2027 @ 8:00 am - 30 May، 2027 @ 5:00 pm
free
Melbourne Design Week 2027 will take place from 20 to 30 May 2027 across various venues throughout Melbourne, Victoria, Australia. Convened by the National Gallery of Victoria (NGV), the annual festival is one of Australia’s leading celebrations of contemporary design, bringing together designers, architects, artists, industry professionals, and design enthusiasts from Australia and around the world.
The 2027 edition will feature a diverse program of exhibitions, talks, panel discussions, tours, installations, and design commissions, exploring innovative ideas across furniture, objects, architecture, interiors, technology, and sustainable design.
Event Details
- Dates: 20–30 May 2027
- Location: Various venues across Melbourne, Victoria, Australia
- Organizer: National Gallery of Victoria (NGV)
What to Expect
- Exhibitions: Presentations of contemporary furniture, object, architectural, and interior design from Australian and international designers.
- Talks & Discussions: Insights, lectures, and panel conversations featuring leading designers, architects, artists, and industry experts.
- Tours & Installations: Opportunities to explore design studios, exhibitions, and unique design spaces throughout Melbourne.
- Design Commissions & Awards: Special projects and initiatives highlighting innovation, creativity, sustainability, and emerging design talent.
Melbourne Design Week offers an engaging platform for discovering new ideas and trends in contemporary design while connecting the creative community with audiences across Melbourne.
For the latest program announcements, participating venues, and ticket information, visit the official Melbourne Design Week website: https://designweek.melbourne/
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