In the programme, you'll find all designers participating in DDW. Search by subject, day, location or discipline. Save projects via the DDW app.
Kazerne Foundation
Thomas Dekens
The furniture is presented in the smallest furniture workshop in the Netherlands, called a Poddie.
Thomas Luigi Fontein
An attempt to repair the connections I thought I had lost.
Studio Massa
What should the internet look like in ten years? Learn about the most pressing challenges and build your ideal online society.
MAK STUDIO & MAKUS
Playful kitchen and not only island. Functional art design piece.
Stimuleringsfonds Creatieve Industrie
Studio KE&PB
Interwoven language
duān
KEEP IT
A collective experiment of coexistence through Nohri—immersive play that reveals difference without erasing it.
Studio Sam van Haren
From tension, through exertion, to relaxation.
Elliot Han
A design research project examining algorithmic impacts on material culture
Next Nature Museum
Modem
Dream out loud.
Fashion Tech Farm
Guusje Beeftink
Which role have tradition, innovation and perception in our experience of clay?
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.
Accenture Industrial Design
Exploring new relationships between humans and intelligent products
Willemijn van Cuijk
An evolving archive of tactile objects that invite touch, imagination and encounter
Knit in Motion x Studio Joris de Groot
Welded Loop by Knit in Motion (Suzanne Oude Hengel) and Studio Joris de Groot
CLICKNL
Short and powerful sessions by CLICKNL. Explore where value-driven design and academic research meet, with urgent topics and inspiring speakers.
Lunet
Lunet sketches and colors our city and the future
Shuyin Wang
Balancing ‘useful’ and ‘playful’, turning daily life into small adventures
Fabienne Crans
An exploration of interior products in everyday life. To challenge everyday shapes and the way we use products at home.
CLICKNL
Short and powerful sessions by CLICKNL. Explore where value-driven design and academic research meet, with urgent topics and inspiring speakers.
Tessa Why and Kyungmi Lee
Sculptural Dialogues - Tessa Why and Kyungmi Lee, at ceramic workshop Nulzes present their second exhibitions for 2025
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