"Art Changes the Way We See the World" Jamie Forbes . Dubai Design Week is a beautiful setting in which to see the potential of your environments tas provided by art and design.
Under the patronage of
Her Highness Sheikha Latifa Bint Mohammed Bin Rashid Al Maktoum
Chairperson of Dubai Culture & Arts Authority (Dubai Culture) |
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Dubai Design Week returns to Dubai Design District (d3), 3-8 November 2026, marking the 12th edition of the region’s leading design festival.
For more than a decade, Dubai Design Week has brought together designers, architects, creative practitioners and audiences from across the region and beyond.
This year, the festival turns its attention to the role design can play in strengthening connection at a time when the ways we interact, work and communicate are being rapidly reshaped.
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| The 2026 winning commission, Three Gardens and a Room by Dubai-based NAO Architects, founded by architect Reem Nassour, explores how the spaces around us can shape the way we feel, move, gather and connect. |
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| The Middle East’s leading fair for contemporary and high-quality design will feature globally acknowledged design brands, regional design talent, immersive pop-up concepts, and a dynamic programme of talks and events. |
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30+ creative practitioners will discuss ideas shaping architecture, interiors and design, including Tristan Auer as a keynote speaker at The Forum at Downtown Design, this year designed by Dubai-based Bone Studio.
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| Visitors can discover Pinterest’s first regional activation, CURIOUS STUDIO’s exploration of creativity and AI, Ethr’s contemporary take on the khaima, and M Moser’s immersive experience responding to brain activity. |
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Exhibitions will explore architecture, culture and design, including Woods Bagot’s reflections on 25 years in the region and the UAE Designer Exhibition’s showcase of how heritage, material and cultural identity can evolve design.
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| 20+ large-scale installations will transform d3 through material, experimentation and craft, including ALTER’s interactive take on Ludo and Nikken Sekkei and SOBOKUYA’s exploration of Japanese craftsmanship, and more. |
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| Open to audiences of all ages, workshops will feature expert-led masterclasses and hands-on sessions across disciplines, hosted by universities, creatives, design studios and cultural organisations. |
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The weekend Marketplace will feature 80+ independent makers, homegrown businesses and entrepreneurs, alongside culinary experiences and live performances.
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