‘Designing beyond the moment’ explores a more considered approach to interior design, one rooted in time, use and meaning rather than fleeting trends. As the pace of design accelerates, this panel brings together industry voices to discuss how interiors can be shaped by the way we live, the stories we accumulate, and the pieces we choose to keep.

The conversation will look at how storytelling emerges organically through function and experience, the role of furniture as a long-term anchor within a space, and how designers can remain aware of trends without being led by them. From interiors that evolve over decades to spaces designed to be lived in, worn and remembered, the panel invites a more enduring perspective on interior design.