Eindhoven

Imaginary museum

Jon Stam's"Imaginary Museum" is an exhibition that can be viewed anywhere and at any time. >
Bright and red

Studio Formafantasma designed an exhibition space showcasing the history of Turkish red from the Roman Empire to the French Revolution. >
Pieter-Jan Pieters

Pieter-Jan Pieters is a recent Design Academy Eindhoven graduate interested in innovation, design, technology, engineering and fun. >
Marguerite Humeau

Marguerite Humeau is a speculative designer and director of a design trilogy. >
Crystal rocks

Daan Roosegaarde's interactive light installation, "Crystal", encourages people to share stories and light up the dark. >
Glowing in the dark

Smart energy, adaptable road signs, interactive lights and dynamic paint are all part of Daan Roosegaarde's project "Smart Highway". >
Vegetarian meat

Dutch food designer Marije Vogelzang takes inspiration from northern Scandinavia to extend her "Fake Meat" project. >
Piet Hein Eek on respecting material, technique and craftsmanship

Piet Hein Eek is devoted to creating products with a special attention to detail and quality. >
Material Matters by Droog at Dutch Design Week 2012

Droog director Renny Ramakers on the inspiration for the "Material Matters: a future furniture fair" exhibition. >
Piet Hein Eek at Dutch Design Week

Piet Hein Eek believes that designers should do as little as possible - but with an all-out result. >
Scholten & Baijings redesign a MINI for Dutch Design Week 2012

Scholten & Baijings’ work explores the future characteristics of a design. >
Geoffrey Lillemon at Dutch Design Week

Geoffrey Lillemon likes to have a persona to identify with when designing art with a three-dimensional effect. >
Henrik Vibskov at Dutch Design Week

Henrik Vibskov believes that the fastest form of communication is the way people present themselves through appearance. >
Your Street Eindhoven: Gloeilampplantsoen

“Gloeilampplantsoen” is the name of the project of the first place winners in the Your Street Eindhoven Challenge. >
Your Street Eindhoven winners

Inspired, engaging and fit for the street – here are the three winners in the Your Street Eindhoven Challenge. >
Piet Hein Eek

Furniture Designer

Piet Hein Eek has been using scraps of wood to create distinctive furniture pieces since long before sustainability became the designer buzzword it is today. >
Massoud Hassani

Product Designer

Massoud Hassani is an Afghan-born product designer interested in applying design thinking to solving complex social issues. >
Specialised generalist

With a form follows materials approach, Dutch designer Piet Hein Eek creates distinctive designer furniture from scraps of wood. >
Dirk Vander Kooij

Product Designer

Dirk Vander Kooij is a product designer, best known for using recycled plastic from old refrigerators to create a range of chairs. >
Jurgen Bey

Product Designer

Jurgen Bey is a Dutch product, furniture, interior and public space designer. >
Death star

Top graduates of Design Academy Eindhoven recently exhibited eco-friendly "death designs" that are, quite literally, to die for. >

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