o Design is the connecting link that unites all other dimensions of sustainability:

o   Design + Ecology: choosing sustainable materials (recycled, local, renewable), designing for energy efficiency (e.g., passive design in architecture), and creating products that are easy to disassemble and recycle — the “Cradle to Cradle” concept.

o   Design + Society: creating inclusive, safe, and accessible spaces and products that enhance people’s well-being. In architecture, this means designing public areas that foster social cohesion and community connection.

o   Design + Economy: developing systems that reduce life-cycle costs through durability and repairability, generate new value, and support a circular economy (reuse and recycling).

o   Design + Culture: ensuring that solutions are contextually relevant, reflect local identity and traditions, and preserve cultural heritage.

This landmark international event is being held for the fourth time and will take place this year in Pordenone. The summit is designed for professionals focused on business development who want to stay informed about global changes and trends in the furniture and interior design industries. It is ideal for those striving to optimize production and commercial processes in response to emerging challenges.
The booming trend of customization and personalization in furniture—including built-in solutions—is driven by the desire for unique, functional, and stylish spaces. This movement allows individuals to express their personal style, maximize space efficiency, and enhance the overall functionality of their homes.

1. to identify your 'unique strengths'.
2. to understand what impedes your business growth.
3. TO Pinpoint losses in the product development and distribution chain to increase your profit.
4. TO Receive valuable consultations from international experts.
5. to Find customers and organize sales at a higher level of quality.
6. to exchange experienceS with colleagues from different countries.

The 2019 Summit welcomed 500 owners and top managers from 11 countries for face-to-face meetings, including participants from Ukraine, Belarus, Italy, Germany, Georgia, Kazakhstan, Poland, Israel, Spain, Lithuania, and Mongolia.
Over 200 B2B meetings took place between suppliers, buyers, and representatives from retail and contract sectors. Fifteen top speakers shared insights on modern management tools, sales methods, and practical, effective interior business cases.