In the programme, you'll find all designers participating in DDW. Search by subject, day, location or discipline. Save projects via the DDW app.
Marlot Eefting
Research translated into textile, exploring how the shape of women's clothing gains meaning through people, time, and environment.
Atelier Mlou, Malou Beemer
Moving textile objects
design studios 136
Visit us for a night of design, conversation and cider
Ultimate sexual freedom portrayed in an erotic film that expands your view of the porn industry.
Hollis+Morris and BYBORRE
A tactile dialogue between material and atmosphere
rewild farming
by implementing regenerative agriculture on an abandoned industrial site, we are exploring how collaborative food production empowers community.
Quan Nguyen
Channa Boon
– and a water stream.
HOME IS**** invites you to delve into the multifaceted idea of a home. It goes beyond just a physical space; it encompasses, identity and belonging.
Rosalie Apituley
How can resistance to transformer stations be turned into a place for dialogue?
OBJETFORMT
FROM EVERYDAY OBJECTS TO DESIGN
JSPR
Discover Ichi at Dutch Design Week 2025: Organic pendants offering soft light and bold statements, exclusively at JSPR HQ.
German Design Council
Looking back and thinking ahead
Ned Kaar
Of Essential Interest to the Dutch culture
Gaspare Como
Playful, flexible lights that spark imagination, invite interaction, and connect memories, materials, and everyday life.
Heilig Objects
A Window of Light and Time
Ingeborg Bloem
A quiet voice in your hand. A breath of calm.
Anton Cordes
rotational objects by Anton Cordes
Cibap, GLR, GLU, HMC, Mediacollege & SintLucas
Something Talented. Young creators, creative realists.
Bibliotheken in de Brainportregio
studio mo man tai
The colourful reflection of sustainable creativity, laser-cut acrylic (left-over) material gives basic interior objects a vibrant finish.
Ingeborg Bloem
A satirical series of beautiful useless objects that solve no problems—but raise all the right questions. It questions consumerism.
Alyne Li
Dressing the Characters of An Imaginary World
Studio JELMERREUS
Objects and furniture made from Multylino: a new material made from waste linoleum.
Klokgebouw
Material Dialogues Between Ceramics and AI
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