Apple is highlighting four design projects made with its products at this year’s “Designers of Tomorrow” exhibition in Paris, part of Design Miami Paris. The program features a “Design for Presence” theme that connects everyday furniture and lighting to attention, reflection, and interaction.
Across outlets, the reporting centers on how participants use Apple tools to develop their concepts. One architect uses a MacBook Pro to sketch and model a lantern, while a designer uses an iPad Pro and Apple Pencil to plan a combined table and lamp. Other projects described include documenting work on an iPhone, experimenting with Keynote for a chair design, and using apps such as Procreate, Messages, and FaceTime to collaborate on a steel piece that converts into furniture.
The coverage also notes the exhibition’s organization and curation. All sources refer to Design Miami’s role and curator Rodman Primack, and describe the event’s setting at Hôtel de Maisons in Paris and the program’s second edition. Outlets differ in emphasis: some foreground specific device use and project details, while others focus more on the theme and the invitation to “slow down.”
