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About the PAID Summit 2026

The Pan-African Interior and Intentional Design Summit celebrates African design excellence and connects creative professionals across the diaspora.

Our Mission

The PAID Summit exists to elevate Pan-African design on the global stage. We believe that African-inspired design is not a niche but a powerful force shaping the future of interiors, architecture, and product design worldwide.

Through curated programming, hands-on workshops, and unparalleled networking, the PAID Summit empowers designers to build businesses, develop their craft, and create spaces that honour African heritage while pushing creative boundaries.

Three Days, Three Tracks

Over three days, the PAID Summit 2026 brings together the brightest minds in Pan-African design for an immersive experience structured around three distinct tracks.

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Day 1: Intentional Design

The practice of intentional design — sustainability, heritage, wellness, and social impact through interior spaces.

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Day 2: Professional Practice

Education, legal, finance, AI tools, and standards — building a sustainable interior design career.

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Day 3: Design Influence

Commanding value, policy, investment, collaboration, and global positioning for African interiors.

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21 Sessions

Keynotes, panels, insight sessions, case studies, and partner spotlights across all three days.

About Light Design Factory

Light Design Factory is a design consultancy and creative studio dedicated to celebrating and advancing Pan-African design. Through the PAID Summit and other initiatives, we connect designers, architects, and creatives with the resources, knowledge, and community they need to thrive.

PAID Summit 2026

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