Past Exhibitions

Design is the most potent gravitational force in the commercial world. It is not merely an aesthetic expression, but an invisible magnetic field connecting brands to markets and products to users. ‘DX GRAVITY’ Design Exhibition is not just a showcase of works, but a profound decoding of the ‘elements of success’. Through these outstanding case studies, we explore how design transforms into commercial growth and opportunities.

The Challenge: The Innovation of Italian Design in Sports (The Challenge) is a captivating international exhibition that celebrates the synergy between sport, technology, and creativity through the lens of Italian industrial design and the excellence of Made in Italy.

Stitch by stitch, weaving Hong Kong’s spirit; touch by touch, feeling the city’s warmth.

This Autumn, The Fashion-Pop of DX design hub presents 'City Craftique – Local Design and Craftsmanship Pop-up', blending Craft, Unique, and Boutique into a space that celebrates creativity and craftsmanship. 

Presented by Hong Kong Design Centre (HKDC) and the Consulate General of Italy in Hong Kong and Macao, and promoted by the Italian Ministry of Foreign Affairs and International Cooperation, two remarkable exhibitions — 'FABRICa: Italian Textile Style and Innovation' and 'Engineered Reverie: Hong Kong Textile Futures’ exhibition, officially opened on 24 October.

Get ready for the ‘Designing Circularity’ and ‘All Things Circular’ exhibitions at DX design hub, brought to you by Hong Kong Design Centre and the Consulate General of the Netherlands!

Get ready for the ‘Designing Circularity’ and ‘All Things Circular’ exhibitions at DX design hub, brought to you by Hong Kong Design Centre and the Consulate General of the Kingdom of the Netherlands in Hong Kong and Macao.

"What if humans could rest among flowers, just like bees and butterflies?"

Step into Plant Your Seat—a fragrant, immersive garden where your creativity blooms!

In Woodily Made in Hong Kong, published by P.PLUS LIMITED. The book documents the experiences of carpenters across generations,  captures the history and spirit of “Made in Hong Kong” furniture, sparking reflection on urban memory, craft heritage, and future possibilities.