The Kids Design Week in Milan is the First of Its Kind for Young Ones
Rebecca Byers — April 15, 2015 — Life-Stages
References: kidsdesignweek.it & dezeen
The first-ever Kids Design Week kicked off in Milan this week, marking the first event of its kind to focus on designing for children. The set of events follows Milan Design Week proper and is based on the philosophy that the perspectives of an adult and child shouldn't necessarily be written off as separate.
Kids Design Week will play host to a number of innovative design firms working to create toys that challenge, stimulate and inspire kids in ways that many toys may not.
Events scheduled during the premier Kids Design Week include collective drawing sessions, ice cream parties and creative programming like an architecture class using twigs. The event is sure to be a success and will supercharge innovation in the industry.
Kids Design Week will play host to a number of innovative design firms working to create toys that challenge, stimulate and inspire kids in ways that many toys may not.
Events scheduled during the premier Kids Design Week include collective drawing sessions, ice cream parties and creative programming like an architecture class using twigs. The event is sure to be a success and will supercharge innovation in the industry.
Trend Themes
1. Child-centered Design - Design firms are focusing on creating innovative toys that challenge and inspire children.
2. Intergenerational Perspectives - Recognizing the importance of both adult and child perspectives in design innovation.
3. Experiential Learning - Creative programming events like architecture classes using unconventional materials.
Industry Implications
1. Toy Manufacturing - The toy industry can benefit from the opportunity to create innovative toys that challenge and stimulate children.
2. Creative Design - Design firms can explore child-centered design to create innovative products and experiences.
3. Education and Learning - The education industry can explore experiential learning opportunities for children through creative programming events.
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