In the programme, you'll find all designers participating in DDW. Search by subject, day, location or discipline. Save projects via the DDW app.
The Trash Club, C. Salvatori, E. Levrino, A. Yang
A 4-day festival of films, performances, and programming.
Studio Aikina
Objects crafted from scrap copper, such as old boilers, are transformed into unique pieces by blowing glass into them.
Fabienne Crans
An exploration of interior products in everyday life. To challenge everyday shapes and the way we use products at home.
studio ep.he
Reimagining what has been left behind
Thomas Luigi Fontein
An attempt to repair the connections I thought I had lost.
CLICKNL
Short and powerful sessions by CLICKNL. Explore where value-driven design and academic research meet, with urgent topics and inspiring speakers.
Sara + Sarah Smart Textile Design
FLOCC is a Scotland-Netherlands collaboration with MYB Textiles, transforming cotton textile waste clips into natural flock fibre.
House of Thol @ Piet Hein Eek
Designing for conscious food habits: where ancient knowledge meets future-proof solutions.
Micha van der Molen
An absurd yet hopeful institute that raises the Netherlands by collecting and spreading grains of sand.
Humainprojects
A rethought coffee experience supporting ageing and ability.
Wasven
Veteran trees; trees that connect
Laura A Dima
Embodied Empathy in Technologically Mediated Interactions
Effenaar
Concert + presentation immersive concept 'Samen Alleen in het Clubhuis'
Andreea Pîrlică
An Exploration of Patient Rooms as Spaces for Patient Wellbeing
Design United
Less Hope More Action! Let’s not be paralysed by ecological crises and threats to democracy; let’s ACT with optimism.
Muziekgebouw Eindhoven
ClipHut
Tool‑free modular shelving made of dyed wood; award‑winning, German‑made, repairable and endlessly expandable—clip‑in assembly evolves with you.
Lydia Nieuwmeijer, Lotte Raida, Fenna Hofstede
Teresa Fernández-Pello
Collective Nacho Carbonell Studio
How many hands make a studio?
Hochschule für Technik und Wirtschaft (HTW) Berlin
Industrial Design and Systemic Design students from HTW Berlin presenting their projects, Bachelor and Master thesis
Wick Telgenkamp
The Value of Handwork in Contemporary Design.
To Be Cooked
What do we know about food when it's not written down, but lived, sensed, or quietly assumed?
Hiroyuki Murase
Hands in Japan. A craft is officially recognized by the government as a “traditional craft” if it is still used in daily life.
KyungSeo Min
Fresh air as a tool for dynamic space.
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