In the programme, you'll find all designers participating in DDW. Search by subject, day, location or discipline. Save projects via the DDW app.
studio mo man tai
Anti-terrorism obstacles revisited – a well-known Dutch expression translated with 3D concrete printing.
Jheronimo Ypsilon – Artist in Residence @ Trudo
New images of living, ownership and belonging
Artstudiofemke
The beauty of a meeting between the power of community and the celebration of uniqueness made visible.
HONi STUDIO
A porcelain collection exploring the circle as a symbol of harmony, touch, and continuity.
Contrechoc - Fashion Tech Farm
A cardboard future dream of fashion.
DayDayGay
Mirusi Mergina
A visceral sonic experience unfolding in a darkened, dreamlike space
PRASKLO
The Red Landscape
Maren Stam
An interactive installation
Renee Noortman - Artist in Residence @ Trudo
Messy Futures explores everyday life in 2050, where today’s mess becomes tomorrow’s possibility.
Dirk Duif
During Dutch Design Week, Building TT on Strijp-T opens as an industrial exhibition space where designers and artists showcase their work.
Studio Ileana
FOODUO
A sensory encounter with Korean food as a multispecies co-creation.
Storytelling-Design
“More than objects: stories that shape design.”
Rutger Dankelman
A piece of the city at home.
Wasven
Veteran trees; trees that connect
Channa Boon
– and a water stream.
Julie Hyunkyung Cheon
Color Record Series: Fermented Time of North Sea & Blue bone
Studio Joachim-Morineau
"A line born from a single fluid gesture, free in space, that becomes a light" ARCEO Flow is our new light, fluidity, and movement exploration.
Slijpstof
Making the hidden impact of data visible.
DITP, Ministry of Commerce, Thailand
DEsign from Waste of Agriculture and Industry 2025: Creating a sustainable future from what we already have.
MV design, New Wave collective & topsector Energie
Nature as ally
ZOWA
Minimalism and attention to detail at the core of the studio.
The New Materialist
Our world is collapsing. A New Economy of high performance material is rising. From Nature To Nature.
Tijn van Orsouw
It's all about context
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