The slow design movement seeks an approach to designing that takes into consideration material and social factors as well as short and long-term impacts of the design, balancing individual, socio-cultural, and environmental needs. It aims to create tailored solutions for the long term wellbeing of individuals, society, and the natural environment. To this end, the movement focuses on the positive synergies between the elements in a system, celebrates diversity and regionalism, and cultivates meaningful relationships that add richness to life. Slow inspired design asks its users to think of themselves as co-designers or participants, instead of as passive consumers. Process therefore plays a very important role in slow designing, with a focus on open-source, collaborative and co-operative aspects that fit perfectly whit the new dynamics of our changed economy.