A curated space to reimagine, by design. WHAT WE DO
We bring experienced designers and leaders together, challenge perspectives and open to new possibilities of leadership and business ethics, by design.
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Calm Design Session
15 MAY · 10:30 - 12:30
Montoya StudiosAn intimate session on designing for attention and care. This in-person session is for designers who want to think more deeply about the impact of what they build.
Together, we’ll explore what it really means to design for calm today, when most products compete for attention, speed, and constant engagement.
Part conversation, part hands-on practice, the session is slower and more reflective than a typical workshop or lecture.
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To be announced
JUNE 2026
A special cinema room is the scenery of the screening of talks in renowned festivals.
Followed by a dialogue on the topic, the conversation focuses on discussing the ideas presented in the talks.
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: A Book Conversation
25 JUNE · 18:00 - 19:00
Backstory BookshopAn ongoing series where the conversation around a design book is the lens to reflect on our practice.
Our coming session will explore The New Designer by Manuel Lima, how design expands beyond products and services, and its responsibility in shaping society's ethics, and the challenges of our time.
WHAT MAKES US SPECIAL
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An intimate environment that feels at ease, encouraging sincere openness and the sharing of real experiences, challenges, and concerns. This intimacy allows us to be vulnerable, and in that vulnerability lies the opportunity of real connection.
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Being part of Design Dialogues means showing up with intention: ready to engage, listen, and contribute without fear of judgment. It’s built on trust, and respect — not just attendance.
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Respecting the confidentiality of the stories we share is a form of trust: no screenshots, no name-dropping, and no sharing what’s been said without context or permission.
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The opportunity to step back from weekly deliverables and reflect on design’s broader impact. Exploring how to shape the future of design sparks inspiration for meaningful take-aways and long-term vision.
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Sessions follow a light agenda that lets the flow of topics evolve naturally. This allows for fresh perspectives and unexpected insights to arise, making each session feel genuine, dynamic, and engaging
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Conversations unfold naturally, and continuing beyond the session. This isn’t about networking with an agenda — it’s about authentic dialogue, exchanging meaningful ideas, and mutual growth
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Conversations
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Reflections
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Books
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Debates
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Coaching
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New Leadership styles, support & mentoring
The diverse levels of seniority can be significant differences in years of experience, making it challenging to find common ground or ensure everyone feels their contributions are valued.
It’s about the “how” of leadership: from managing up, down, and sideways, to shaping strategy, building relationships, and navigating real-world challenges.
▪ Reflection workshops ▪ Group coaching focused on self-assessment ▪ Guest talks on career progression, leadership styles, and team dynamics ▪ Mentor, and be mentored
Ethical Design & Social Innovation
Being future-ready is an ongoing process. An active pursuit of developing new expertise or qualifications to enhance your skills, expand your capabilities, and remain a valuable member of the workforce.
Future readiness is about more than just keeping up. It’s about being open to change with new trends and tools, leading the way by being adaptable, curious, and proactive in our growth.
▪ Debate-style sessions on the evolving role of design ▪ Guest expert talks on emerging technologies and possible futures ▪ Design Labs of new design tools and methodologies
Connected Wisdom & New Perspectives
Networking for knowledge sharing is not just about accumulating contacts; it’s about building meaningful, mutually beneficial relationships.
It requires active participation, genuine interest in others’ perspectives, and a willingness to contribute to the collective pool of knowledge.
▪ Collaborative brainstorm to tackle design challenges together ▪ Design critique where members share real-world experiences, and offer actionable feedback.