Boston Design Week Celebrates Its Fifth Anniversary in April

Boston Design Week Celebrates Its Fifth Anniversary in April ⇒ Boston Design Week is the design event that offers the most impact and visibility within this region. Celebrating its fifth anniversary, from 4-15 April, BDW has throughout the course of its existence gathered more than 40,000 individuals. The twelve-day design week aims to increase public awareness and appreciation of all aspects of design, gathering a wide variety of design industries and organizations while also engaging with the robust design community in and around Boston.

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Boston Design Week Celebrates Its Fifth Anniversary in April 1

Boston Design Week seeks to increase public awareness and appreciation of all aspects of design, foster recognition of the vital role design plays in our lives, and bring new audiences to a wide array of design industries and organizations. Their vision is to encourage the public to explore all aspects of design. Throughout every arena of the design week, the highlights of this year will be all about current, new or future design.

“KidsBuild!” Hosted by the Boston Society of Architects Foundation. Image Courtesy of Ben Gebo

“Women at the Top…How I Got Here” Hosted by Design New England. Image Courtesy of Caitlin Cunningham

Now, Boston Design Week has proudly become a member of the World Design Weeks, an international coalition that was created in order to share knowledge, resources and best practices. BDW comes to join Barcelona, Beijing, Eindhoven, Helsinki, Mexico, San Francisco, Seoul, Tokyo, Toronto and countless other international sources.

Il Décor (MA) at the AD20/21 HOME + Boston Print Fair 2017. Image Courtesy of Robert Four

Boston Design Week hosts a series of events, including the AD20/21 Art & Design and the Boston Home Décor Show that offer an extensive range of products, ideas, projects and inspirations from the home décor, design, fine art, prints and home design sectors.