In the programme, you'll find all designers participating in DDW. Search by subject, day, location or discipline. Save projects via the DDW app.
Design Reparations
Designing routes of return for the refugees of Gaza
De Productenmakers
We are De Productenmakers. Product development without fuss, from idea to tangible reality.
Architectuurlessen
Rijk Louis Herremans
Creating new is a magazine that helps you, someone with an old broken tent, to bring it back to life again.
Van Abbemuseum
Grand design exhibition shows forward and connecting power of design
Edith Bootsman
An interactive installation in which the Nursing Station transforms into a space for care, encounter, and reflection.
Alessia Pasquini, Beatriz Sandini, Paulina Martina
Reconnect with wonder through a sensorial journey of biobased materials, where craft, XR, and imagination converge.
Het Beun Collectief
Small exhibition, hosted by design students.
Mirusi Mergina
A visceral sonic experience unfolding in a darkened, dreamlike space
Studio Massa
What should the internet look like in ten years? Learn about the most pressing challenges and build your ideal online society.
Figure Ten
A 1 cm³ book soon to land at the lunar South Pole.
Collective Nacho Carbonell Studio
How many hands make a studio?
Ziyi Lian & Daniela Tokashiki
Archive installation with an object-intervention workshop that reframes grassroots repair in a post-consumerist world.
design studios 136
Visit us for a night of design, conversation and cider
Koninklijke CBM in samenwerking met FFF
Where craftsmanship and algorithms meet in the furniture passport of the future.
Ioana Ștefănescu
Giving new life to discarded knitwear using interchangeable design elements.
Anna Ouderenzorg x ECDT-TU/e
Innovation through collaboration
Pepijn De Greef
From milk funnel to dessert pot: everyday shapes get a second life as playful, durable interior objects.
Goof Mosmans
A project exploring the use of contrast in furniture and lighting design
Magdalena Sánchez de Bustamante
Textiles that tell a story, textiles that legitimize a past, a present, and a future that is written through them.
Katinka Feijs
Reflect on inclusion by exploring how design can open space for the lives and perspectives of non-human entities.
Harvest of Dreams: Fibers of Renewal
One of a Light
nojoke studio - supported by Vitalis Berckelhof
Eco-Amnesia: in search of forgotten perspectives
Wasatch Design Collective
Flexible Plywood and Polymer Composite
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