Dutch Design Week
Frank Kolkman creates death simulation machine using virtual reality
Thermochromic tapestry changes colour in response to Wi-Fi signals
Alice Bleton’s bunker-like capsule offers an escape from busy city life
Dutch designers showcase furniture and products made from unusual textile
Wild robots could replace vanishing species, says Robotanica curator
Good design is about clean air and water, not a Louis Vuitton bag, says Daan Roosegaarde
Milou Bergs’ bicycle rack disappears into the pavement when not in use
Stoft designs wooden cabinets that peel away over time
Kelly Gijsen patterns cotton scarves using ink made from pollution
Yi-Fei Chen designs a stool for escaping uncomfortable social situations
Shahar Livne uses waste plastic to create Lithoplast, a precious material of the future
People’s Pavilion “has almost no ecological footprint” say designers
We need designers, not scientists, to show us how to change the world, says Babette Porcelijn
Mobile phones and other industrial products have “the number one impact” on climate change
Fujita Keisuke uses suicide tweets to explore the effects of digital communication
Britt Berden uses laboratory equipment to visualise the impact of climate engineering
Super Local uses waste glass to produce sustainable terrazzo homeware collection
Living Light is an off-grid lamp powered by photosynthesis
Kiki van Eijk creates plant-like lamps with 3D-printed flowers
Nienke Helder designs therapy tools for women recovering from sexual trauma
Joost van Bleiswijk designs furniture and lighting to look like his paintings
10 designers to watch from the Design Academy Eindhoven class of 2017
Dutch Invertuals exhibits designers’ archives to show process behind products
