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The lead up to the Mercedes-Benz Dutch Fashion Awards sparked a series of fashion-related events that took over the city centre in The Hague.
If a graphic designer can "fold" paper, can an information designer "fold"’ data, or ca an architect "fold" space?
The five week design festival Dutch Design Double brought a slew of fascinating events that straddled space, object, fashion and graphic design. Some of the most established names as well as the emerging stars of Holland's new design scene participated, and we spoke with them all.
It seems that across Europe, design graduates are stepping back from the strictly functional product-based work to more art and research oriented projects. There are less conceptually tricky objects, and more thorough explorations of ideas that challenge traditional definitions of what design is.
Social design, a respect for the environment and a push to better realize just how dominant computers and technology are in our lives characterize part II of our Graduation Galleries review. Some work pursues a quintessentially Dutch path while others break free from expectations and force us to rethink our relationships with products.
Designers and artists who share a love of typography come together during the 'Don't believe the type' symposium and exhibition organised by Ship of Fools gallery.
During Dutch Design Week, Alejandro Cerón shone at Atelierdorp's Strijp X "Chaos/Order" exhibition. He stood his ground conceptually alongside seasoned designer Nacho Carbonell. Here he talks about the benefits of working in a collective.
What happens when you cross cartography and geography with graphic design? The result is Ultralight, a hands-on, mobile exhibition of Amsterdam-based graphic designer Harmen Liemburg.
The monthly 'show & talk' show held at Pakhuis de Zwijger, 'What's Up' features Amsterdammers pursuing innovation and creativity.
Designers and artists who share a love of typography come together during the 'Don't believe the type' symposium and exhibition organised by Ship of Fools gallery.
During Dutch Design Week, Alejandro Cerón shone at Atelierdorp's Strijp X "Chaos/Order" exhibition. He stood his ground conceptually alongside seasoned designer Nacho Carbonell. Here he talks about the benefits of working in a collective.
What happens when you cross cartography and geography with graphic design? The result is Ultralight, a hands-on, mobile exhibition of Amsterdam-based graphic designer Harmen Liemburg.
Some critics say that this year's galleries lacked the pizzazz of past years, but we found a tangible humility that responded well to the changing design environment. A lot of the ideas focussed on people and the environment, rather than the creation of big-ego products.
Architectural shoe brand United Nude opens a new Amsterdam flagship store, debuting their interior design concept, the Wall of Lightâ„¢.
With a very pragmatic brief, the new interior for production company/design studio PostPanic designed by Maurice Mentjens ended up being a playground for the eyes.
Some critics say that this year's galleries lacked the pizzazz of past years, but we found a tangible humility that responded well to the changing design environment. A lot of the ideas focussed on people and the environment, rather than the creation of big-ego products.
Architectural shoe brand United Nude opens a new Amsterdam flagship store, debuting their interior design concept, the Wall of Lightâ„¢.
With a very pragmatic brief, the new interior for production company/design studio PostPanic designed by Maurice Mentjens ended up being a playground for the eyes.
Dutch designers will be present again at this year's Tokyo Designers Week happening from 30 October until 3 November 2009.
Design.nl talks to the best of TU/e's industrial design graduates to discover projects that are focussed on social design and creating a more personable relationship with machines. Whether for the home or for young children, these ideas seem more people-centric than the graduation projects of previous years.
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