Programme

Lydia Nieuwmeijer, Lotte Raida, Fenna Hofstede

Connection Lost

Social media; we once thought they would bring us closer, but they have only pushed us further apart. How can we truly reconnect online?

The Coca Leaf Entanglement

Weave the Wind

A visual weaving of real-time wind data into living patterns

4TU Design United Dialogues 1: Living Environment

Let’s not be paralyzed by ecological crises and threats to democracy, but ACT with optimism.

Beyond the frame

From graphic language to tactile worlds, a collaborative design experience where 2D graphics transform into 3D objects and spaces.

ReBrew

a second life for your Daily cup of Coffee

Poly Ply

Flexible Plywood and Polymer Composite

Outsiders: Re-exploring Outdoor Spaces

Unfair Play

Closing the health gap

VOLTA

Help your employees to break free from social media addiction by tracking scrolling activity and delivering precise, corrective feedback.

Fragments of Wonder

A new reflection: from local shards to design.

DayDayGay presents: Cocktales #7, DDW edition

ENCOUNTER#13, de zorglijn van je leven

Fashion Tech: Like Insects

Multylino Objects - Collection 2025

Objects and furniture made from Multylino: a new material made from waste linoleum.

Impact through Design

Meet the Designers: presentations, workshops, and discussions with the very best designers from 100 years of Philips Design.

Grid Shelf

A shelving unit transforming industrial fiberglass mesh into an object of utility and beauty

4TU Design United Dialogues 3: Digital Futures

Let’s not be paralyzed by ecological crises and threats to democracy, but ACT with optimism.

ErGeeBee

Textile in dialogue with light and colour

Iranian Mirroring: Your Ally in Circular Interiors

Activating Iranian mirror craftsmanship’s contemporary potential, it's introduced as an accessible, scalable, upcycled, and collaboration-driven craft

Living Lorels

Moving textile objects

IK TREK HET NIET MEER!

From tension, through exertion, to relaxation.

Other Characters - An Alphabet of Shapes

Indian block print as dialogue between cultures.

The Sill Bench - De Dorpelbank