Form 22

Form 22
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Form 22, launching a new collection in 2024, reshapes climate communication through innovative design and art. Specialising in a unique collectible design collection, it fosters conversations around climate by disrupting the "Spiral of Silence." Form 22 collaborates with experts to translate abstract awareness into high-quality design. Committed to positive engagement, Form 22 will launch its collection during 3daysofdesign, showcasing the transformative power of design as a language. The brand's artistic approach breaks the silence on climate conversations, inspiring a collective journey towards a sustainable future.

During 3daysofdesign, Form22 will launch a collectible design collection with impactful products aimed at fostering meaningful conversations. Visitors will experience a sensory journey where innovative materials and design expressions converge to break the silence on climate conversations, inviting them to join a collective journey towards a modern positive future.

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