In the programme, you'll find all designers participating in DDW. Search by subject, day, location or discipline. Save projects via the DDW app.
Next Nature Museum
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.
Anna Jos Wetzel
Biobased coatings to keep linen dry
Stoksel Furniture Design
Stoksel Furniture Design, craft meets design
Sebastián Alarcón
Traditional craftsmanship and modern manufacturing, furniture and objects crafted in Quito, Ecuador.
De Reuringdienst
A World Record attempt where art, play, and imagination transform the city into a living canvas.
KEEP IT
A collective experiment of coexistence through Nohri—immersive play that reveals difference without erasing it.
Jiwon Hyun & Dahyeon Kang
A 32-metre audience-made canvas and a heartbeat-responsive wearable performance.
Vogelbescherming Nederland
Award ceremony to announce the best nature-inclusive project of the past two years.
Parai
Design your own counterspeech
Rijk Louis Herremans
Creating new is a magazine that helps you, someone with an old broken tent, to bring it back to life again.
Kazerne Foundation
Dutch Design Foundation
Introduction to Dutch Design Week
Doortje den Hartigh
Returning control of our taste to nature.
STUDIO RENS
Not every colour speaks. But when it does, everything shifts.
Enversed
Exploring new ways of engagement in the worlds of training, entertainment, and organisational change.
Anton Cordes
rotational objects by Anton Cordes
A+N Studio x Kraftmann
Bibliotheken in de Brainportregio
Step into your next story
Tessa Why and Kyungmi Lee
Sculptural Dialogues - Tessa Why and Kyungmi Lee, at ceramic workshop Nulzes present their second exhibitions for 2025
Ned Kaar
Of Essential Interest to the Dutch culture
Emma District
The Galleries returns for Dutch Design Week in Emma District
Werkstatt Gigengack
Let the past glow in the present.
Narada, Ro3kvit en De Kazerne
But I can draw - by Daryna Pasyuta (Kyiv, Oekraine), artist, architect and urban planner.
Structural-aspect
The operation of the construction can be traced back to the three dimensions, the x, y and z axis, when you block them, a construction is created.
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