In the programme, you'll find all designers participating in DDW. Search by subject, day, location or discipline. Save projects via the DDW app.
The NewTexEco Research Community
Threads of Change: Pushing Boundaries in Sustainable Textiles
TAC
Studio Aditya Mandlik (SAM)
Architectural installation that reimagines the act of production through the lens of ecological urgency and non-human collaboration.
Social label foundation
With the Social Label community and design collection, Petra Janssen (Studio Boot) and Simone Kramer (C-mone) are building a socially sustainable home
Wasven
Veteran trees; trees that connect
Anna Ouderenzorg x ECDT-TU/e
Innovation through collaboration
MV design, New Wave collective & topsector Energie
Nature as ally
Made from real eggs
Collective of ( )
Deconstructing Materials, Reconstructing Narratives
Mascha Molotnikova
Creativity beyond walls — experience nature, think differently, and co-create ideas that matter.
Nine Grooters
An ode to hidden particularities
Narada, Ro3kvit en De Kazerne
Workshop "What can I do myself?"
Meaningful Matter
A new reflection: from local shards to design.
Thibault Philip
For Kazerne, young french designer Thibault Philip presents Louvanes, a light fixture made from woven and dyed intestines leftovers from industry
Silke Grimmelmann & Angharad Summers
SCHOENENKWARTIER
The Schoenenkwartier will present at Dutch Design Week 2025 the Artists in Residence who resided and/or worked at the Schoenenkwartier during 2025.
Design United
Let’s not be paralyzed by ecological crises and threats to democracy, but ACT with optimism.
studio mo man tai
Anti-terrorism obstacles revisited – a well-known Dutch expression translated with 3D concrete printing.
Teun Zwets
During Dutch Design Week 2025, designer Teun Zwets sets out on a demonstrative search for a new workshop.
Esolia collective
Jasmijn Krijgh
A new way of thinking about costume design, driven by love and enthousiasm for the changing field.
Liza C Design
A biodegradable skin for planting fruit
NIOH NIOH
An interactive piece of furniture designed for public spaces, supporting relaxation and unwinding in overstimulating environments.
Miranda Devita Kistler
Material Erosion in Contemporary Photography and Textile Design.
Vepa the furniture factory
A stylish oasis for open spaces
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