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Tashkeel has announced the nine designers selected for the highly anticipated 2025 edition of the Tanween Design Programme.

Making a mark at this year’s Maison&Objet, the UAE Design Oasis brought together 15 UAE-based designers to showcase heritage and creativity on an international stage.

Premiering 10 November 1400 Hrs (GST), this panel discussion is moderated by Jane O’Neil, the Editor of Commercial Interior Design magazine.

Lighting fixtures, where electricity is seemingly not used? Yes, it is possible!  The Czech Preciosa presents a unique set of innovations. LEDs and printed circuit boards are nothing new per see.  However, in a world first, Preciosa designers came up with the concept of using the best that these technologies have to offer together in a single lighting product. "We envisioned ??an all-glass lighting object that has a minimum of metal elements.  We wanted to make a fixture that would have a thoroughly minimalistic and clean design", Jaroslav Bejvl Jr., Chief Designer at Preciosa, describes the initial idea. The result was lighting fixture Element. The atypical, custom-built LED panels, thanks to which the beautifully cut décor on the arms pops, use a printed circuit board as their source of electricity.

Ludovica+Roberto Palomba are architects and designers who work and live in Milan. They founded Palomba Serafini Associati in 1994.

Tashkeel has announced the nine designers selected for the highly anticipated 2025 edition of the Tanween Design Programme.

Making a mark at this year’s Maison&Objet, the UAE Design Oasis brought together 15 UAE-based designers to showcase heritage and creativity on an international stage.

Premiering 10 November 1400 Hrs (GST), this panel discussion is moderated by Jane O’Neil, the Editor of Commercial Interior Design magazine.

Lighting fixtures, where electricity is seemingly not used? Yes, it is possible!  The Czech Preciosa presents a unique set of innovations. LEDs and printed circuit boards are nothing new per see.  However, in a world first, Preciosa designers came up with the concept of using the best that these technologies have to offer together in a single lighting product. "We envisioned ??an all-glass lighting object that has a minimum of metal elements.  We wanted to make a fixture that would have a thoroughly minimalistic and clean design", Jaroslav Bejvl Jr., Chief Designer at Preciosa, describes the initial idea. The result was lighting fixture Element. The atypical, custom-built LED panels, thanks to which the beautifully cut décor on the arms pops, use a printed circuit board as their source of electricity.

Ludovica+Roberto Palomba are architects and designers who work and live in Milan. They founded Palomba Serafini Associati in 1994.