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In the programme, you'll find all designers participating in DDW. Search by subject, day, location or discipline. Save projects via the DDW app.

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Welke rol speelt de bibliotheek in de toekomst?
B

Bibliotheken in de Brainportregio

Welke rol speelt de bibliotheek in de toekomst?

Meet-the-Designer
E14

Kazerne Foundation

Meet-the-Designer

Discover a world where instinct, beauty and urgency meet. Meet the designers this Saturday at Kazerne, join the conversation and get inspired!

Scale-up,  SUPERBio'S  Shapes the Future
B3

Superbio's Collectief

Scale-up, SUPERBio'S Shapes the Future

Scale-up, SUPERBio'S Shapes the Future

Redesigning Design Weeks at DDW 2025
B8

Nieuwe Instituut

Redesigning Design Weeks at DDW 2025

How can we rethink the social and environmental impact of design weeks on their host cities?

Forest Design Workshop
A1

Mascha Molotnikova

Forest Design Workshop

Creativity beyond walls — experience nature, think differently, and co-create ideas that matter.

UNIVORMEN
A7

Scheublin & Lindeman

UNIVORMEN

Wax meets Flax
C2

Anna Jos Wetzel

Wax meets Flax

Biobased coatings to keep linen dry

Maak je eigen internet
C1

Studio Massa

Maak je eigen internet

What should the internet look like in ten years? Learn about the most pressing challenges and build your ideal online society.

Workshop Wanted
A2

Teun Zwets

Workshop Wanted

During Dutch Design Week 2025, designer Teun Zwets sets out on a demonstrative search for a new workshop.

Next Nature Conference 2025 - Bio Design
C1

Next Nature Museum

Next Nature Conference 2025 - Bio Design

ARTISTS IN RESIDENCE 2025
B3

SCHOENENKWARTIER

ARTISTS IN RESIDENCE 2025

The Schoenenkwartier will present at Dutch Design Week 2025 the Artists in Residence who resided and/or worked at the Schoenenkwartier during 2025.

Moon Bound
A1

Figure Ten

Moon Bound

A 1 cm³ book soon to land at the lunar South Pole.

Art d'Eco - cultivating the digital wild
X11

TAC

Art d'Eco - cultivating the digital wild

Ruins of the search for belonging
F7

Loes Janssen

Ruins of the search for belonging

Big from Small: Inclusive Design in the Kitchen
B3

Biin Shen, Ying Jiang, Boey Wang,

Big from Small: Inclusive Design in the Kitchen

The design students’ experiment focuses on creating inclusive kitchen tools that can be used by people with limited physical abilities

something.engaging
E17

Pforzheim University BA|MA Jewellery, MADFM

something.engaging

Pforzheim University BA | MA Jewellery & Everyday Objects and MA Design & Future Making graduates & students engage your [im]material senses

Lignum-Motricium (Hout als beweger)
B3

Yip Stals

Lignum-Motricium (Hout als beweger)

Lignum-Motricium explores the dynamics of human innovation through the lens of natural processes, questioning our relation with technology.

ENCOUNTER#13, de zorglijn van je leven
B10

Stichting ENCOUNTER

ENCOUNTER#13, de zorglijn van je leven

Monsterlijke Samenstellingen
D1

Myrthe Kingma

Monsterlijke Samenstellingen

What happens to the language when we further entangle these monstrous outcomes of the spelling system through the practice of simplification?

Welded Loop
E17

Knit in Motion x Studio Joris de Groot

Welded Loop

Welded Loop by Knit in Motion (Suzanne Oude Hengel) and Studio Joris de Groot

Bondmaken!
G11

MV design, New Wave collective & topsector Energie

Bondmaken!

Nature as ally

Oori apparel 25
G3

Kyungmi Lee

Oori apparel 25

An open studio exhibition where garments become sculptural landscapes and textiles are reframed through photography.

Lullaby For Depressed River Mussels
A1

Iza Koczanowska

Lullaby For Depressed River Mussels

An interactive sound installation — a poetic, soothing ASMR lullaby that imagines the sensory world of endangered freshwater mussels.

Oud & Nieuw
D

Vintage Design & Co

Oud & Nieuw

Bob Copray presents a selection of his recent work, created over the past year.

To Come and to Go
D4

Dick de Bruijn

To Come and to Go

Arriving is a ritual: coat racks mark moments of return and departure in our daily lives.