Programme

THE FUNKY FACTORY – A peak inside the designer’s brain

When a bag is no longer an accessory, but an artistic experience.

My World of Escapism

Moca Tableware

Moca Tableware is a ceramic brand by Studio Joachim-Morineau. It blends technology and craftsmanship through a custom-made dripping machine.

ENCOUNTER#13, de zorglijn van je leven

Futureproof – Engineering Resilient Cities

Transformation to Circular Cities - a Lab Talk with Buro Happold

mothers of matter an immersive reading circle

The Weight of What We Build

An immersive installation where materials speak, making the weight of construction tangible and inspiring new futures of design.

The TUBES

Art for Interiors - a modular system of lightweight, reflective tubes transforming interiors into dynamic, colorful three-dimensional designs.

RE:TWIST– Recycled Material and Design from Taiwan

Collect the Natural and Recycle Materials from Taiwan, providing a new asking to the future

How Design Works | Talkshow

A programme showcasing how the power of design accelerates innovation and helps organisations move forward

Enza

A woven ceramic stool

Of Wells, Vessels and Whispers

What does it mean to meet, care for and listen to Water?

de-obsoletion

Reimagining what has been left behind

Chronoglossa — No Time, No Detail

A Visual Language for Rediscovering Beauty

Crystalline Layer

Re:Layered - Reinventing Waste

NAZESUUR

How many hands make a studio?

Forward Furniture

Signature and Collectible Objects: Forward Furniture An exhibition on the future of visionary furniture

Heavy Light - Tender Brutalism

Design by absence: a sculptural chair blending brutalist mass with tender, sustainable surfaces.

Workroom in progress 2025

Sculptural Dialogues - Tessa Why and Kyungmi Lee, at ceramic workshop Nulzes present their second exhibitions for 2025

Game-playing Sessions: Our Future Is Somewhere Here

Create possible future scenarios with this collective conversational game.

Wax meets Flax

Biobased coatings to keep linen dry

Scherven brengen geluk

Scherven brengen geluk is an installation by Rebecca Stroeven about the fragility of childhood, created in collaboration with a therapy group

Colifichets

A collection where textiles, embroidery and sculpture intertwine. An ode to the layered language of haute couture.

DO NOT FEED THE ANIMALS

The Galleries returns for Dutch Design Week in Emma District