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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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Folk
F10

Studio Noff

Folk

A material exploration into the Broomcorn plant.

Figure
B3

Lisa Konno

Figure

Workroom in progress 2025
G4

Tessa Why and Kyungmi Lee

Workroom in progress 2025

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

Living LAB 040 | Rondleidingen en seminars
X

Living LAB 040 | LL040 BV

Living LAB 040 | Rondleidingen en seminars

CurioCity for Future Living

AstroFeast
A1

Joanna Cheng

AstroFeast

Reimagining space nutrition, AstroFeast addresses the aesthetic, physiological, and psychological needs of future space travellers.

REwild
F10

rewild farming

REwild

by implementing regenerative agriculture on an abandoned industrial site, we are exploring how collaborative food production empowers community.

To My Celestial
D1

Quan Nguyen

To My Celestial

XYZ furniture series
B3

Structural-aspect

XYZ furniture series

The operation of the construction can be traced back to the three dimensions, the x, y and z axis, when you block them, a construction is created.

THE BOUNDARIES OF SIGHT
E18

Teo Rhe

THE BOUNDARIES OF SIGHT

Mycelinfo
C1

Shenhuan Lu

Mycelinfo

Reshaping Human Ecological Memory with Interspecies Intelligence

CalmCave: Interactive furniture to help you unwind
B3

NIOH NIOH

CalmCave: Interactive furniture to help you unwind

An interactive piece of furniture designed for public spaces, supporting relaxation and unwinding in overstimulating environments.

Light Unfolded
H2

studio Thier & van Daalen

Light Unfolded

Open studio, inspired by nature, they create poetic light fixtures with a focus on craftsmanship, wellbeing, and colour.

Woven Bricks, ode to masonry
F9

Iris Toonen studio

Woven Bricks, ode to masonry

Flow follows

Basic Instinct: Making–With
E14

Kazerne Foundation

Basic Instinct: Making–With

Beauty and Symbiosis as a Necessity

1.75 Planets: Fashioning Tomorrow
B14

Squeeze The Orange

1.75 Planets: Fashioning Tomorrow

A visionary fashion design made from waste-based biomaterials, imagining how to dress in a future of scarce resources.

Heavy Light - Tender Brutalism
F2

BouwBouw Nederland

Heavy Light - Tender Brutalism

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

Wool: (Re)discovered
B9

New Order of Fashion

Wool: (Re)discovered

In a 9-day program, New Order of Fashion invites you on a journey to discover the regenerative potential of wool.

From Alaska to Eindhoven: A Voyage in Frozen Forms
E14

Collective Paper Aesthetics x Labro Verpakkingen

From Alaska to Eindhoven: A Voyage in Frozen Forms

The six-month exhibition at the Anchorage Museum explores the morphology of Alaska’s winter landscape, using cardboard to explore structure and form.

FuckUp MeetUp Beyond Applause: Good Intentions Aren’t Enough
E14

EHV Innovation Café & Kazerne Design Lab

FuckUp MeetUp Beyond Applause: Good Intentions Aren’t Enough

Join us for an honest conversation at this Fuck-up Meetup. Together we’ll explore how to move from applause to action.

Pressence
A2

Atelier Makr

Pressence

A lighting serie shaped by tension

The Digital Decaying Text Machine
C1

Erez Levanon & Yotam Sion

The Digital Decaying Text Machine

Research into the link between attention, data decay, and the sustainability of digital media.

MandarinSkin, Roots & Flowers
B14

Agnes van Dijk ModeKunst FashionArt

MandarinSkin, Roots & Flowers

In an era dominated by fast fashion and feasibility, Agnes challenges you with a radical alternative.

Design Innovation Sessions: Thriving Planet
B

CLICKNL

Design Innovation Sessions: Thriving Planet

Short and powerful sessions by CLICKNL. Explore where value-driven design and academic research meet, with urgent topics and inspiring speakers.

suzusan
A2

Hiroyuki Murase

suzusan

Hands in Japan. A craft is officially recognized by the government as a “traditional craft” if it is still used in daily life.

ALL YOU CAN EAT
F1

Spot Collective

ALL YOU CAN EAT

Where does the unlimited end?