Design Mumbai returns for its second edition, at Jio World Garden from 26 to 29 November 2025.
The event will feature a selection of international design brands and local independent studios, and aims to connect India’s creative energy with global innovation, highlighting local talent across the hospitality, retail, workplace and residential sectors.
The event will include a curated exhibitor line-up, a talks programme called Design Mumbai Exchange, exclusive design installations, and networking events. One notable installation is the American Hardwood Export Council (AHEC) showcase, which will feature a collaboration with Indian furniture manufacturer Phantom Hands. This showcase will present a collection of works developed through various design collaborations, including pieces made from American cherry, maple, and red oak. The AHEC stand will include contributions from Melbourne-based architect Adam Markowitz, along with new works by x+l, Chandigarh Collective, and Inoda+Sveje.
Set Up Co. from Japan will present a collaborative stand featuring Kakuhan and Reset, focusing on minimalist design and handcrafted wooden furniture. French designers Dorothée Giey and Pia Pijselman of Lux Temporis will showcase kinetic lighting that combines mechatronics and natural elements. Established brands such as Ceccotti, Poltrona Frau, Hästens, Istituto Marangoni, USM, Blå Station, Loco Design, Light Forms Asia, Infiniti, and Vondom will return with their latest collections.
Emerging Indian designers will also be featured, including Karkhana, Chacko, and Hearty Muse Atelier. Sarvatva, founded by three women designers in 2024, will present handcrafted teak wood furniture that reflects ancient Indian philosophies.
Design Mumbai 2025 will also include returning exhibitors from the inaugural edition, such as Stonelite, AKFD Studio, Rvardé, Shailesh Rajput Studio, FAZO Project and Lila.
