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Apple’s latest design showcase uses familiar objects to explore how people connect with their surroundings and each other.

Split-screen view: on the left, hands use a tablet to draw furniture; on the right, a small wooden desk with open hutch and two painted stools in a decorated room
Image credit: Design Miami/Paris (left) Apple (right)

Apple’s second Designers of Tomorrow showcase brings four emerging design practices to Design Miami Paris. This year’s Design for Presence theme explores how physical objects encourage attention, reflection, and interaction.

Curator Rodman Primack heads the exhibition, which Wallpaper* previewed ahead of its opening. Participants used Apple tools, including iPad, Apple Pencil, and MacBook Pro, to develop their work.

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