Get answers to our most commonly asked questions about Dutch Design Week.
Yes, most Dutch Design Week venues are wheelchair accessible. Further information regarding accessibility during Dutch Design Week can be found here.
From September, you can check in the programme for each location whether dogs are allowed or not.
Service dogs are welcome everywhere. The dog must wear a harness clearly indicating that it's a service dog.
Dutch Design Week takes place in Eindhoven, spread across dozens of locations throughout the city. From September, you can consult the map to see where each exhibition is located.
Most locations are open daily from 11:00 to 18:00. You can refer to the programme for any potential variations in opening hours per location.
On the first Saturday, the Graduation Show of Design Academy Eindhoven opens at 13:00 instead of 11:00.
No, most locations do not have cloakrooms or lockers.
Yes, as long as you wear your Dutch Design Week wristband, you can enter and exit locations during their opening hours. Please be aware that it may sometimes be crowded, which might require queuing again.
During Dutch Design Week opening hours, you can find a first aid post at Klokgebouw, Strijp-S. There is also a mobile first aid team roaming around Strijp-S. Not all locations have a first aid post. In case of emergency, alert the staff first and call 112.
Lost items are kept at the information desk of Klokgebouw. If a lost item has not been found yet, please send an email to service@dutchdesignfoundation.com with a detailed description.
If someone finds a lost item during or after Dutch Design Week, we will contact you. After Dutch Design Week, lost items are kept for a maximum of one month.
Dutch Design Week (DDW) takes place from Saturday 18 to Sunday 26 October 2025.
The call for entries for the 25th edition of Dutch Design Week is currently closed.
The full programme, featuring all Dutch Design Week projects and designers, is available to view from here.
If you're looking for a specific design or designer, utilize the search function by clicking on the magnifying glass icon in the top right corner of the website.
DDW Young has curated projects from designers within the programme, specifically for children and young people aged 6 to 18 years old. More information can be found here.
Tickets for Dutch Design Week can be purchased on our ticket page.
Here, you'll also find more information regarding the different tickets on offer.