In the programme, you'll find all designers participating in DDW. Search by subject, day, location or discipline. Save projects via the DDW app.
Philip Bogaerts
Transforming recycled material waste into playful, experimental furniture with new shapes and leftover materials.
PRASKLO
The Red Landscape
CortoMagDelft
A woven ceramic stool
Flip World Group
Reimagining Cultural Identity Through AI & Tangible Play
Dutch Civilian Action
Alexandre Henry repaired everyday objects of civilians living close to the frontline in Ukraine using the same materials that used to destroy it.
ICEYLITHE Studio
Storytelling-Design
“More than objects: stories that shape design.”
Erez Levanon & Yotam Sion
Research into the link between attention, data decay, and the sustainability of digital media.
Yip Stals
Lignum-Motricium explores the dynamics of human innovation through the lens of natural processes, questioning our relation with technology.
DayDayGay
Burgers (Stichting Hertogstaat)
PlexusKana is a multidisciplinary exhibition where cultures and creative practices come together.
Nathalie van Dalfsen
About family stories, feminism and Portuguese roots.
Biteplanet and Imane Food&Design
Explore how virtual environments can enrich dining experiences.
Hydro
From scrap to design objects within a 100 kilometer radius.
kolk+
Raw Color
The functionality of colours
Kaori Ogawa, Kaito Nakahori, Harpreet Sareen
Daphna Laurens
New Work New Studio captures a moment in our practice — a collection of works that speak to collaboration, exploration, and renewal.
Lisa by
Joni Veizaj & Yvette Visser
SMÅLAND is an invitation to feel like a child again. A dialogue between form, color, and wonder.
Kazerne x Van Abbemuseum x Collective Paper Aesthe
Create your own cardboard artwork at the Kazerne and Van Abbemuseum!
HuisKamerCollab
Listening room
Dick de Bruijn
Arriving is a ritual: coat racks mark moments of return and departure in our daily lives.
Suzan Hijink
Veggie veggie on the wall, who is the greenest of them all?
Thomas Dekens
The furniture is presented in the smallest furniture workshop in the Netherlands, called a Poddie.
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