New Old

On show at The Design Museum in London, the “New Old” exhibition explores the potential for design and designers to enhance the experience of our later lives.

Aura, on show at The Design Museum, 2017

Madera: the soul of wood, nobly expressed

Madera crafts the very essence of wood through the ingenious process of precomposed veneering, resulting in surfaces of captivating visual harmony and inherent sustainability. From flawlessly coordinated color palettes to intricate inlays that whisper stories, each door stands as a genuine tribute to the natural world.

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As our population ages rapidly, the exhibition looks at how design can help people lead fuller, healthier and more rewarding lives into old age, asking the question: how can designers meet the challenge of a rapidly ageing society? From robotic clothing to driverless cars, this exhibition rethinks design approaches to ageing.

**Top:** Aura, on show at The Design Museum, 2017. **Above:** PriestmanGoode, Scooter For Life, on show at The Design Museum, 2017

Curated by Jeremy Myerson, professor of Design at the Royal College of Art, the exhibition is organised into six sections – Ageing, Identity, Home, Community, Working and Mobility.

Konstantin Grcic, Head in the Sky, on show at The Design Museum, 2017

Each section will feature a special design commission by a leading designer or design team, creating new solutions for demographic change as well as addressing the challenges’ of ages. New projects by Yves Béhar /fuseproject, Konstantin Grcic, Future Facility, Special Projects, IDEO and PriestmanGoode will feature in the show. NEW OLD examines how innovation and design can reimagine how we live the later stages of our lives.