In the programme, you'll find all designers participating in DDW. Search by subject, day, location or discipline. Save projects via the DDW app.
Mariekke Jansen
Launch event during Dutch Design Week - 26 Oktober 14:00hr. From waste wool to timeless comfort.
studio mo man tai
Socio-political relevant statistical data presented in a novel and visually striking way, illustrating how diverseness creates balance and richness.
Studio Aikina
Objects crafted from scrap copper, such as old boilers, are transformed into unique pieces by blowing glass into them.
Studio Cumulus
Job van den Berg
An atelier filled with stories, models, prototypes, products and objects.
BLUBA Studio
Sculptural stools and home accessories by BLUBA Studio — 3D-printed, bold in form, customisable in color, and made in small series.
DotDotDo®
Unique, acoustic wall decoration
UMPRUM Academy of Arts, Architecture and Design
From Crisis to Resilience
Hyun Seo
From Waste to Living Soil : Living as Mother Nature
Censo Design
a second life for your Daily cup of Coffee
T-HUIS | Hemelrijken 106 | Eindhoven
A workshop on the key elements of T-HUIS | Social Design for a promising neighborhood
Klokgebouw
A selection of works will be shown at the entrance of Klokgebouw ‘Creating our living environment’ & ‘Achieving our equal society’
Ioana Ștefănescu
Giving new life to discarded knitwear using interchangeable design elements.
Pauline Vaandrager & Anja Steketee
Veenweide Atelier
Can microorganisms color the future of textiles?
Ned Kaar
Of Essential Interest to the Dutch culture
Dynamo / de etalage
marn
rethinking function through humor
De Wilde Boerin
A grain sensing experience.
Superbio's Collectief
Scale-up, SUPERBio'S Shapes the Future
Werkstatt Gigengack
Let the past glow in the present.
Thies Mensink
Simulacra Physis explores how humans, nature, and technology merge, imagining hybrid futures where the organic and artificial intertwine.
Beyond Bounds
Three circular 3D-printed lamps by debuting Amsterdam label Beyond Bounds, co-created with French & US designers.
Wick Telgenkamp
The Value of Handwork in Contemporary Design.
Parai
Design your own counterspeech
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