• Crate Series by Studio Makkink & Bey. Photo: Stijn Brakkee.
    Stacked up
    Studio Makkink & Bey's Crate Series is an inquiry into the many functions of crates, both in public and private spaces. >
  • Troy Chair by Marcel Wanders.
    Stylish and stackable
    The Troy Chair by Marcel Wanders brings together elegance, comfort and practicality. >
  • Imaginary Museum. Photo: Kristof Vrancken/Design Platform Limburg.
    Digital view
    Jon Stam’s Imaginary Museum prototype project explores the ways in which we ascribe meaning to our virtual experiences. >
  • Dutch Design Award 2010 winners
    The winners of the 2010 Dutch Design Awards were announced in Eindhoven in the Netherlands earlier this evening. >
  • Misfits by Hella Jongerius.
    Odd ones out
    Hella Jongerius's first retrospective exhibition, Misfits explores notions of innovation versus standardisation. >
  • Silver Sugar Spoon by Studio Makkink & Bey. Photo via designboom.
    Just a spoonful
    It makes the medicine go down in a delightful way but sugar also has an interesting heritage, as explored in a new design installation. >
  • Geo sound absorbing wall panels by Ineke Hans.
    In the corner, against the wall
    Ineke Hans has two new designs for the home that make effective use of space. >
  • Bob chair by Hella Jongerius for Kettal.
    Sitting on Bob
    Bob's not your uncle, but a new masculine garden chair designed by Hella Jongerius. >
  • Frits Philips Concert Hall.
    Music makeover
    The Frits Philips Concert Hall in Eindhoven has undergone a transformation: Introducing the music centre of the future! >
  • Residence 2.0.
    Welcome to Residence 2.0
    Residence 2.0 might be the most energy-efficient home ever. It's setting the pace for green homes, and its rather beautiful. >
  • Marije Vogelzang.
    20Q: Marije Vogelzang
    As a child she wanted to be Santa Claus's helper. But today Marije Vogelzang brings a different kind of fantasy to people's lives. >
  • Hero Pin by Marcel Wanders.
    Small pin, big heart
    Marcel Wanders’s latest project explores the values that matter most in life, like love. >
  • Inspired by BIS Publishers.
    For the sake of inspiration
    Inspiration and the creative process are thought to be bedfellows. A new book, Inspired, explores to what extent the two rely on each other. >
  • Transformation by Tjep.
    True to form
    Transformation is a Dutch installation that pays tribute to the aesthetics of vernacular architecture. >
  • The Medium is the Message - BIS Publishers.
    The art of advertising
    Evil or art form? There are as many opinions on advertising as there are ads. Here's a glimpse into the world of mad men (and women). >
  • Gerrit Rietveld Buffet in Lego.
    Lego legacy
    Minale-Maeda use the iconic children's building blocks to add a contemporary edge to classic pieces of furniture by Gerrit Rietveld. >
  • Never leave the house naked - BIS Publishers.
    Fashion schmashion
    Being fashionable is hard work, especially when the rules seem to change all the time. Here's a nifty guide to make it a tad easier. >
  • Plans for the Boatanic. Photo: Damian O'Sullivan.
    The food will go on
    Nobody could stop the Titanic from going down but the Boatanic may offer an eco-friendly solution for inner-city food production issues. >
  • Bon Bon Gold by Marcel Wanders.
    Sitting pretty
    Design rock star Marcel Wanders is bringing back crochet and making it look really fine. >
  • Photo: Milan Daniels.
    Over your head
    The best way to support your favourite players during the World Cup might be to pull their faces over your head, literally. >
  • Ineke Hans asks "Where to From Here?"
    Ineke Hans looks at the future of playing and asks, "Where to from here, designers?" >
  • (In)visible membrane
    Sonja Bäumel’s (In)visible Membrane is about life on the human body and its design applications. >
  • Proef restaurant
    The “Proef” is in the pudding
    And not just the pudding… The beautifully designed food and festive ambiance at the new Proef restaurant will have you trying everything. >
  • Courtesy of Guido Ooms and David Grosemans. Artwork: Baschz.
    Milk anyone?
    The Milkmaid, made by Guido Ooms of Studio OOOMS and Davy Grosemans, was inspired by Johannes Vermeer’s painting Het Melkmeisje. >

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