The International Design Trend Forum Explains The Relationship Between Design And Lifestyle

The eighth Shanghai international design trend summit opens in Shanghai

The eighth Shanghai, jointly organized by Style-Vision Asia, a famous French consultancy, and the design trend Institute of Shanghai Jiao Tong University.

"Nonverbal design platform" was held in Shanghai international design exchange center today.

The Shanghai international design trend Summit Forum is a high-end forum designed for consumer and design trends in China. It interprets the development trend of Chinese lifestyle and other design trends in business environment.

"The trend of global family lifestyle" -- Genevieve Flaven/ Agnes Kubiak, founder and director of Style-Vision

"My home, my life - the trend of Chinese family life", associate professor Fu Jiong, director of the Institute of design trends, Shanghai Jiao Tong University.

Since its first forum in 2008, Insight Shanghai has been successfully held for seven sessions, widely recognized in lifestyle industries and government research institutions, attracting large numbers of cars, appliances, communications, and so on every year.

In the field of beauty, fashion, luxury and other high-end professionals, we are committed to broaden our business vision.

"+ family life - Chinese life style and housing design" - Yan Ying Chun, President of the construction technology group,

In the morning session of the December 2nd Forum, the keynote speech was presented by trend experts, sociologists and business experts, presenting a unique professional insight and providing social solutions.

Trend to a comprehensive interpretation of new business applications and design guidelines.

The theme of this forum is "home".

According to introducing, in the past fifteen years, the Chinese concept of "home" has changed a lot.

China's urbanization has reached 54%, housing ownership has risen to around 70%, and most urban residents have already lived in modern apartments and high-rise buildings.

The way of family life in China is also more modern: families become smaller, family members have independent jobs, and commuting time makes cars turn into second homes.

Family is the intersection of various contradictions.

First is the outbreak point of contradictions between different generations and life styles.

Young people's modern way of thinking and personal interests are often out of line with their parents' traditional values. The last generation is still involved in their children's lives in various ways.

Family is also the blending point of Chinese and Western life styles.

Chinese people want to learn the way of living in the west, hoping to express their personal taste and aesthetic taste through their homes.

Chinese traditional life style and utensil civilization have also quietly revived in modern life.

The price and quality are also affected by cultural differences and consumption trends.

Home is more than just a house.

The two session of the eighth Insight Shanghai will explore how to use private space to express aesthetics and convey emotions through in-depth exploration of modern Chinese society, economy, aesthetics and culture.

Trend experts, industry leaders and academic elites will lead you to understand the understanding of "home" from many angles in the forums and workshops, and help practitioners better respond to the needs of emerging consumers.