Hong Kong Designers Association

@hkda.hk

The Hong Kong Designers Association was founded in 1972. The Association is the first of its kind in Hong Kong, and is a design body to advocate public interest in design and higher professional status for practising designers in government, cultural, entertainment, commercial and industrial sectors, for full-time, part-time teachers and administrators on the academic side of designing. As of 2020, HKDA has more than one thousand registered members, covering six main design categories, includes Graphics, Spatial, Product, Education, Digital Media and Fashion.

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Hong Kong Designers Association's Company Logos

Hong Kong Designers Association's Brand Colors

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#FF671B

Orange

255, 103, 27

20, 100, 55

0, 60, 89, 0

#FE9361

Atomic Tangerine

254, 147, 97

19, 99, 69

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Mine Shaft

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About Hong Kong Designers Association

The Hong Kong Designers Association (HKDA), established in 1972, is the pioneering organization dedicated to the design community in Hong Kong. With over a thousand registered members, the HKDA advocates for higher professional standards for designers across various sectors, including graphics, spatial, product, education, digital media, and fashion.

The association is committed to fostering creativity and innovation through initiatives such as the Global Design Awards (GDA), which highlights significant design achievements and raises industry benchmarks. Additionally, HKDA organizes the biennial Hong Kong Design Summit and exhibitions to inspire the public and nurture the next generation of designers.

Through research and collaboration with other industries, HKDA underscores the impact of design on business and society, promoting socially responsible talents and cultivating creative lifestyles in the region. With a mission to unite, stimulate, recognize, and serve, the HKDA strives to position Hong Kong as a leading design capital in Asia.