What characterises product design in Luxembourg is not a long-established tradition but an emerging field that continues to take shape. The community of designers is still modest in size, yet steadily expanding, and its strength lies precisely in this moment of formation. Rather than defining what Luxembourgish design should be, this exhibition chooses to capture it as it unfolds – a Momentaufnahme, a snapshot of a discipline in motion.

Panorama brings together 21 works by designers from or based in Luxembourg, spanning objects of daily use and unique pieces, offering a view across a wide and varied landscape. Each design reflects a different way of working with materials, forms, and ideas, sometimes rooted in tradition, sometimes pushing toward experiment and innovation, yet always honest in their approach.

Seen together, these works form a panorama of approaches that highlight the role design is beginning to play in Luxembourg’s cultural, creative, and economic fabric. Rather than a fixed canon, the exhibition presents design as an evolving practice – diverse, searching, and open-ended – shaped by individual voices within a shared cultural environment. 

In parallel, a selection of student projects from the Lycée des Arts & Métiers will be on view, offering a glimpse of future design voices.

Curators: Ruth Lorang and Julie Conrad

Participating Designers: A DESIGNERS’COLLECTIVE, Alexandros Angelidis, Fuks Colles / UpCycle S.i.S., Julie Conrad, Martin Dieterle, Christophe de la Fontaine / Dante - Goods and Bads, Evgenia Dymkina / EDStudio, Roxanne Flick, Anne-Marie Herckes, Ruth Lorang / ruth.atelier, Jacques Lorang, Lucie Majerus, Céline Merhand & Anaïs Morel / Les M Studio, Frank Michels / Geckeler Michels, metaform, Studio Omecara, Jeff Peters & Jo Lorang / ODC Architecture, Jules Péan, Alice Prum, David Reuter, Cathy Wolter.

Participating design students from Lycée des Arts et Métiers: details to follow.

• Exhibition from 10 to 16 November 2025
• Opening: Monday 10 November 2025, 17:00 – 22:00
• Location: 62, rue de Strasbourg, Luxembourg-Gare (former EGG café)
• Open weekdays from 17:00 to 20:00, and from 15:00 to 18:00 on weekends