In the programme, you'll find all designers participating in DDW. Search by subject, day, location or discipline. Save projects via the DDW app.
Hydro
From scrap to design objects within a 100 kilometer radius.
Muzus
A liberating experience beyond the screen
TAC
Koninklijke CBM in samenwerking met FFF
Where craftsmanship and algorithms meet in the furniture passport of the future.
Koning Willem I College
“The Power of Together” means learning in community: students, coaches and community partners co-create across disciplines for real-world impact
House of Thol @ Piet Hein Eek
Designing for conscious food habits: where ancient knowledge meets future-proof solutions.
Emergence Delft: art and tech students.
Emergence invites you into the world of synthetic cell research and shows you the outcome of an open-ended exploration into the future of materials.
Atelier Max Lipsey
Experimental furniture in glass and steel wire
ClipHut
Tool‑free modular shelving made of dyed wood; award‑winning, German‑made, repairable and endlessly expandable—clip‑in assembly evolves with you.
Hollis+Morris and BYBORRE
A tactile dialogue between material and atmosphere
Rana Irmak Aksoy & ODE-S
an interactive installation that explores ways of being together in public space
SHOW NOT SHOW
Explore the concept to rethink the object by SHOW NOT SHOW
Stichting ENCOUNTER
Job van den Berg
An atelier filled with stories, models, prototypes, products and objects.
HuisKamerCollab
Listening room
Teo Rhe
Zhenyi Zhou
PearCore, founded by Yanqing & Kai-Hsiang
A washbasin made from palm oil soap.
Biin Shen, Ying Jiang, Boey Wang,
The design students’ experiment focuses on creating inclusive kitchen tools that can be used by people with limited physical abilities
Figure Ten
A 1 cm³ book soon to land at the lunar South Pole.
Contour IDS
Combining creative, activistic storytelling with scientific research and humor to create awareness for the issues and needs of others.
Design Perron
TGIF (Thank God it's Friday) afternoon drinks @ Design Perron
Mattie van Bergen
How do you preserve a memory? Memorial objects offer the opportunity to cherish something precious in a personal item.
Joy JM Chung
A visual weaving of real-time wind data into living patterns
Judith Spil, Studio Nean, Paraphraser, Studio Bowen
Studio Judith Spil, Studio Nean, Bowen de Boer Design.
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