The world is facing ongoing crises, from geopolitical conflicts to environmental disasters, prompting many to seek happiness through travel, remote work, and new beginnings. Thailand has emerged as a top destination for digital nomads, offering affordability, tranquility, and a sustainable lifestyle.

Amid these challenges, Moo Deng, a rare Thai pygmy hippo, has captured global hearts, symbolizing joy and cultural warmth. In this spirit, DITP presents Cutie Thai: Plaisir d’Amour at Superstudio Più, showcasing Thai design that blends comfort, creativity, and sustainability. The exhibition features lifestyle products, visual arts, character figurines, and furniture designed to bring happiness amid life’s uncertainties.

The FRONT100 sub-exhibition spotlights 100 emerging Thai designers, celebrating interdisciplinary and creative skills.  As part of the Slow Hand Design 2025 initiative, it supports Thailand’s creative industry by providing global exposure. Through these efforts, DITP fosters a thriving design community while promoting joy and sustainability worldwide.