On September 26–27, 2026, the PRANA team actively participated in one of the year’s major design events in Ukraine — Lviv Design Day. Held in Lviv for the fifth time, the forum brought together dozens of architects, interior designers, engineers, companies, and representatives of the construction industry under one roof.

Over the two days of the forum, there were presentations by leading Ukrainian and international experts, panel discussions, and an exhibition and marketplace for Ukrainian construction brands and others.

Our team had the opportunity to network and chat with industry colleagues… We gained many interesting and useful insights during Lviv Design Day, so we’d like to share some of them with you.

This year’s Lviv Design Day was held under the theme “Rethinking Tomorrow” — reimagining the future of Ukrainian design, new challenges, and transformation on the global stage.

Rounded shapes are now the main trend. In modern interiors, you’ll increasingly encounter smooth lines, soft silhouettes, and rounded furniture. And this isn’t just a designer’s whim. In a world full of stress, sharp corners are associated with tension, while rounded shapes create a sense of softness, comfort, and safety. It turns out that the round covers of PRANA heat recovery units perfectly align with this trend.

Today, designers have the freedom to express themselves. Bold choices, whimsical shapes… Modern designers create not by following templates, but based on their own creative vision, feelings, and mood. As a result, we see more and more individuality and uniqueness in their projects.

The main focus is on a people-centered approach. A truly successful spatial design is one in which people feel comfortable and at ease. Every detail must be functional and thoughtfully designed for our convenience.

The modern designer is persistent, free in their decisions, well-educated, and ready to constantly grow. They not only create aesthetically pleasing spaces but also understand the technologies, materials, and engineering solutions behind them. After all, the future of design belongs to those who know how to combine creativity, knowledge, and the courage to experiment.

Thank you to the organizers of Lviv Design Day for a truly interesting, eventful, and inspiring event. See you soon!