SPACE10 opens in Delhi, India

The research and design lab SPACE10, supported by IKEA, marks their fourth anniversary by opening a new research and design lab in Delhi, India.

“We chose Delhi because we want to be where the future is. The city is a cultural force: it’s imbued with a deep historical legacy, yet a hotbed of innovation at the same time. Delhi is full of progressive initiatives exploring public and contemporary art, music, design and architecture.”

SPACE10 is a research and design lab on a mission to enable a better everyday life for people and planet. SPACE10 is supported and entirely dedicated to IKEA – working as an independent research and design lab.

Photos by: Athul-Prasad

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