• Tree of Light by Droog.
    Christmas tree, O Christmas tree
    Dutch conceptual design studio Droog has unveiled an enormous holographic Christmas tree in the entrance hall of the Rijksmuseum in Amsterdam. >
  • Tonic Death Diet by Martí Guixé. Image: © Knölke/Imagekontainer.
    A deathly diet
    For an exhibit on the future of food, Martí Guixé designed a diet to aid people to reach "a temporary transordinary lifestyle status". He tells us about it. >
  • "Rusty Knives" by Cohen Van Balen.
    Tasting fear
    Cohen Van Balen has designed an installation that attempts to capture the flavour of fear. >
  • Van Gogh Bicycle Path by Daan Roosegaarde
    Sparkling in the night
    Daan Roosegaarde has designed an interactive landscape in Van Gogh country that pays tribute to the artist’s famous painting, "Starry Night". >
  • Nieuw Waterlandplein Podium by Studio Tjep.
    Outdoor arts
    Studio Tjep.'s latest project creates a modern performance space uniting function with beauty. >
  • Fresh Bowl by Ineke Hans.
    Kitchen basics
    Dutch designer Ineke Hans has created two new products for RoyalVKB. >
  • Europol's new headquarters on Eisenhowerlaan in The Hague
    Photography and the law
    British politicians aren’t pleased with Europol’s latest mission: a call to photographers to submit work to decorate its public areas. >
  • Colour Installation by Scholten & Baijings.
    A ray of colour
    "Colour Installation" highlights Scholten & Baijings' skilful approach in combining artisanal and industrial design. >
  • Innovative crystals of light in Eindhoven by Daan Roosegaarde
    Shining bright
    Daan Roosegaarde’s interactive artwork “Crystal” allows people to play and share their stories of light. >
  • Iris van Herpen – Voltage
    Winning Dutch designs
    Tonight in Eindhoven, the 11th edition of the Dutch Design Awards (DDA) named Iris Van Herpen the most successful designer of the last year. >
  • Il Treno Fuori by Studio Tjep.
    Cosy cabin
    Studio Tjep. will present their "Il Treno Fuori" piece at this year's Dutch Design Week. >
  • "Autarchy" installation by Studio Formafantasma.
    The simple life
    Studio Formafantasma's "Autarchy" installation looks to sustainable and uncomplicated solutions for production processes. >
  • Troy by Marcel Wanders.
    Sensual delight
    Marcel Wanders provides poetic insight into the idea behind his Troy chair, which has recently gone into production. >
  • Satellite Lamp by Dirk van der Kooij.
    Satellite light
    Dirk van der Kooij has created a lamp out of recycled CD cases in order to explore the possibilities of 3D printing. >
  • The Seven Sins exhibition by Studio Makkink & Bey.
    Seven sins
    Studio Makkink & Bey establish various connections between 15th century life and the world of today with their "The Seven Sins" exhibition. >
  • Theo Jansen, Strandbeest.
    Theo Jansen: Strandbeest
    Dutch artist Theo Jansen creates large, almost life-like, beach creatures, or “Strandbeest”, that use kinetic energy to move. >
  • Teardrop installation by Marije Vogelzang. Photo: Henk van Dijke.
    Drops of flavour
    Marije Vogelzang's Teardrop installation connects two people in a fun, flavoursome way! And it makes quite the visual impact. >
  • Waste-Waste 40x40 Interview Set by Piet Hein Eek.
    Interview set
    With waste materials cut into blocks measuring 40mm x 40mm, Piet Hein Eek created a set of furniture that gives new meaning to the term "waste not, want not". >
  • Marcel Wanders: Pinned Up at the Stedelijk – 25 Years of Design.
    25 years of Marcel Wanders
    The Stedelijk Museum in the Netherlands is planning the largest-ever presentation of Marcel Wanders's work. >
  • Niebla Table by Hella Jongerius.
    Simple structure
    Hella Jongerius explores dematerialisation with her Niebla Table that seems to disappear from the side. >
  • Forgotten tools tableware collection by Studio Droog.
    Beautiful tools
    Studio Droog used 3D printing to create a beautiful and delicate tableware collection. >
  • Confetti by Hella Jongerius.
    Colour blocking
    Hella Jongerius has extended her textile collection for Maharam using bright colours and shifting motifs. >
  • Hang-It-All by Hella Jongerius.
    Daylight colour
    Hella Jongerius has used her daylight colour chart, Daylight Wheel, to recolour Charles and Ray Eames's iconic 1953 Hang-It-All clothes hook. >
  • Alas! how pitiful by Faith47.
    Pity... alas
    Faith47's new mural in the Netherlands is titled "Alas! how pitiful". >

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