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Design Democracy 2024, Hyderabad’s premier design festival, is set to captivate the city from October 4 to 6 at HITEX, Halls 1 and 3.

Bringing together creators, professionals, and enthusiasts, the event promises a transformative celebration of design, art, and innovation.

Spearheaded by founders Pallika Sreewastav, Shailja Patwari, and Arjun Rathi, with brand director Mansi Negi and curator Supraja Rao of the Museum of Telangana, this landmark event is positioned to shape the future of the city’s design landscape, a press release said.

“This year, we’re pushing the boundaries of what a design festival can be,” said Pallika Sreewastav, Founder of Design Democracy. Co-Founder Shailja Patwari added, “Hyderabad’s legacy of craftsmanship is something we take pride in. Design Democracy reflects this heritage while pushing modern design



boundaries.”

Arjun Rathi, event curator, added, “Design Democracy 2024 brings together creativity in every form, from lighting and furniture to local talent and architectural photography.”

Exhibitors span multiple disciplines, from lighting and furniture to rugs and accessories, showcasing leading brands such as Shailesh Rajput Studio, Rosabagh, Studio Smita Moksh, Carpet Cellar, and more.

Museum of Telangana will highlight local architects’ innovative work, with a special focus on brick architecture and also lined up exclusive discussions with Raseel Gujral, Vinita Chaitanya, and Sunita Kohli.

Keus Smart Home Automation hosts a satellite event at Stone Life showcasing its latest innovations, alongside an evening of music and dinner. The festival also offers multiple networking opportunities, including a private launch party on October 4.
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