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Acceso is a curated directory of local design communities. Discover independent design studios, industrial designers, furniture designers, design schools, exhibitions, fairs, design weeks, awards, competitions, manufacturers, workshops, galleries, museums, showrooms, retailers, jobs, and creative opportunities in cities around the world. Each city page includes interactive maps, curated listings, and practical information to help you explore the local design scene.
A nice resource for finding design communities abroad. One thing that would make it way more useful for me is a "save and group" feature so I can build a little itinerary of studios, exhibitions, and shops I want to visit when I travel to a new city. Right now the listings feel a bit transient and easy to lose track of.
The interactive maps on each city page are such a smart touch, letting you actually visualize where studios and galleries cluster rather than just scrolling a list. Love how it treats design scenes like places to wander through.
Would love to see a filter for emerging vs established studios on the city pages, would make it way easier to discover newer names when I'm traveling.
One thing that would make this way more useful for me is a filter to show only studios that are currently taking on new clients or open to collaboration. Right now everything looks the same whether I'm browsing casually or actually trying to hire someone, so I'd love a way to narrow it down by availability status.
Would love a filter to show only studios currently taking on freelance work or open commissions, would make it way easier to find collaborators when working on a new project.
Would love to see filters by specialty or medium on the city pages, so I can quickly find only furniture makers or just industrial designers without scrolling through everything.
A thought from someone who digs deep into local scenes: adding user reviews or short notes from visitors on each listing would be really helpful, especially for studios and exhibitions where the website or Instagram barely tells you what the experience is actually like.
About Acceso Design on Product Hunt
“Your local design infopoint.”
Acceso Design was submitted on Product Hunt and earned 12 upvotes and 7 comments, placing #116 on the daily leaderboard. Acceso is a curated directory of local design communities. Discover independent design studios, industrial designers, furniture designers, design schools, exhibitions, fairs, design weeks, awards, competitions, manufacturers, workshops, galleries, museums, showrooms, retailers, jobs, and creative opportunities in cities around the world. Each city page includes interactive maps, curated listings, and practical information to help you explore the local design scene.
Acceso Design was featured in Maps (12.8k followers), Design resources (2.1k followers) and Furniture (913 followers) on Product Hunt. Together, these topics include over 4.1k products, making this a competitive space to launch in.
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A nice resource for finding design communities abroad. One thing that would make it way more useful for me is a "save and group" feature so I can build a little itinerary of studios, exhibitions, and shops I want to visit when I travel to a new city. Right now the listings feel a bit transient and easy to lose track of.