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For the project Saved by Droog, the Droog Design Foundation challenged designers to create new products out of stools, handkerchiefs, dog baskets, wallets and other items seized during liquidations.

Photography and a great variation of Dutch Design such as exciting lighting, furniture design, ceramics and jewellery. 

EJECT 2010 showcases the work of graduates from the Faculty of Art, Media & Technology, part of the Utrecht School of the Arts.

Mapping for Tourists maps the invisible in Amsterdam Noord. The real situation and people, rather than statistical information. 

Rietveld made several designs for aircraft interiors, including for the 1950s airliner, Fokker 27.

New Sustainable Solutions for the Future.
Worldwide, there is a need for information and inspiration regarding innovation in materials. The challenge lies in saving natural material and energy sources, reducing waste streams, eliminating toxic emissions and recycling waste – in a natural or technical way. And all that comes within the confines of sustainability, ensuring that future generations won’t be burdened by the actions of the present generation.

Design by Making. Celebrating the culture of the atelier, Made by B29 opens its studio doors, presenting new work from 15 independent designers covering product, interior, furniture, exhibition, theatre, textiles and graphic design, photography, styling and architecture.

What more can you create besides bags out of old advertising and scaffolding banners? Designers, inventors and other creatives were invited to a come up with a surprising solution.

Prestigious interior brands and trend-setting designers are moving into the Lloyd Hotel Amsterdam for three days. The theme this year is: the atelier, the workplace of designers and furniture makers.

Every year, Dutch interior and product designers present their latest collections to the public and international press in Italy. In the Netherlands, however, these products are never shown as an ensemble for a large audience. That is, except at Via Milano New Dutch Design at the Woonbeurs in Amsterdam, which celebrates 10 years this year.