In the programme, you'll find all designers participating in DDW. Search by subject, day, location or discipline. Save projects via the DDW app.
Avans University of Applied Sciences
Atelier Mlou, Malou Beemer
Moving textile objects
A+N Studio x Kraftmann
Effenaar
Premiere new visual instrument Ramses3000 x Studio Wotto
Studio Frontier
Explore physical manifestations of our digital waste.
Atelier Oscar Greve
A Delicate Balance of Tradition and Technology.
studio Thier & van Daalen
Open studio, inspired by nature, they create poetic light fixtures with a focus on craftsmanship, wellbeing, and colour.
Studio ToiToi en Studio Ficklefish
For a healthy democracy, you need some friction!
Narada, Ro3kvit en De Kazerne
Workshop "What can I do myself?"
Kazerne Foundation
DDW x Designlink
Product Design for a Resilient Future
Mascha Molotnikova
Creativity beyond walls — experience nature, think differently, and co-create ideas that matter.
Atelier Fig.
A vivid groupexhibition curated by Atelier Fig where design, art and gastronomy merge into a unique experience of discovery, dialogue and connetion.
Digilab
Prototyping legal logic into digital public services for life events and basic economic security. - Session October 24 - Equal Society
Yi Zhang
Use human hair as a sensory and symbolic medium to trace the impact of human activity within urban environment(s) from a more-than-human perspective
Collective of ( )
Deconstructing Materials, Reconstructing Narratives
Alice Gielen
Re-spinning the Textile Innovation Chain
Knit in Motion x Studio Joris de Groot
Welded Loop by Knit in Motion (Suzanne Oude Hengel) and Studio Joris de Groot
Dynamo / de etalage
Dutch Design Week
Digital & AI HUB
Slijpstof
Making the hidden impact of data visible.
Teun Zwets
During Dutch Design Week 2025, designer Teun Zwets sets out on a demonstrative search for a new workshop.
re-ing X IDDAT
Collect the Natural and Recycle Materials from Taiwan, providing a new asking to the future
Studio Jonathan Radetz
Convertible furniture made from renewable flax and infinitely recyclable steel tubes.
Joy JM Chung
A visual weaving of real-time wind data into living patterns
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