Droog presents the face mask as a flirtatious fashion statement
Dutch design platform Droog has launched Le Freak, a mask that uses colourful tassels to express personality. More
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"It just happened; there was no plan," says Droog co-founder Renny Ramakers
Droog co-founder Renny Ramakers looks back at how the influential design platform shook up the industry in the 1990s in the latest talk in our ongoing collaboration with Friedman Benda for VDF. More
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SOAK textile coating changes colour to warn wearers of dehydration
Dutch researcher Paulien Routs has worked with conceptual design studio Droog to develop a spray for activewear that monitors wearers' hydration levels by reacting to their sweat (+ slideshow). More
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Droog presents 210 hardware items at micro exhibition
Milan 2015: Dutch design studio Droog has launched a collection of small hardware items to focus on the functional elements of furniture design that are often overlooked. More
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Droog adapts Rijksmuseum collection for Milan exhibition
Milan 2014: Dutch design studio Droog has adapted pieces from the 8000 objects in Amsterdam's Rijksmuseum to create a studio space for Milan design week (+ slideshow). More
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Droog copies China
News: Dutch design collective Droog will turn the notion of piracy in China on its head by unveiling its own copies of Chinese objects in a Guangzhou shopping centre next week. More
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Hôtel Droog by Droog
Dutch design brand Droog has opened a hotel in Amsterdam where guests who venture out from their rooms can attend lectures, visit exhibitions and shops or relax in a "fairy-tale garden" without leaving the building (+ slideshow). More
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Coat-hanger Chopper by Michael Schoner
Dresses whirl past on a radio-controlled coat hanger in this installation by Amsterdam-based German designer Michael Schoner at the Droog flagship store in Amsterdam. The movement was controlled by manipulating two fans, taken from computers, at the top of the mobile while bags of sugar and salt provided counterweights. More
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Droog Townhouse by Atelier Bow-Wow
At their Amsterdam headquarters Dutch design collective Droog present plans for a house by Japanese studio Atelier Bow-Wow, to be built behind an existing townhouse facade in Amsterdam and furnished entirely with the Droog collection. More
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Darwin chair by Stefan Sagmeister
Graphic designer Stefan Sagmeister presented a chair with 200 patterns at Design Miami/Basel last week. More
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Juxtapose by Gluejeans for Droog
Dutch design collective Droog have launched a collection of clothes that are glued together rather than stitched, designed by denim brand Gluejeans. More
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Droog Townhouse by Atelier Bow-Wow
Dezeenwire: at Design Miami next month, products from Dutch design brand Droog will be presented in a specially-designed house by Japanese architects Atelier Bow Wow. See press release below. More
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Droog New York by Studio Makkink & Bey
Here are some photos of the new Droog design store in New York, designed by Makkink & Bey, the Dutch design studio headed by Jurgen Bey. More
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Moving Forest by NL Architects
Dutch architects NL created a forest of 100 trees planted in shopping trolleys at the Urban Play event in Amsterdam, Netherlands, which ended earlier this month. More
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Boombench by NL Architects
German designer Michael Schoner of NL Architects has designed a bench that plays music from passing mobile phones via Bluetooth. More
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New Droog website
News: Dutch design brand Droog has relaunched its website, www.droog.com.
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Droog Aalto by Jan Čtvrtník
Czech designer Jan Čtvrtník has won the Climate Competition organised by Droog with a vase based on Alvar Aalto's famous design, but modified to express the effects of global warming. More
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One Day Paper Waste by Jens Praet
Milan 08: designer Jens Praet showed his collection of furniture made of shredded documents at the A Touch of Green exhibition by design collective Droog in Milan last month. More
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A Touch of Green at Droog
Live from Milan: Here's a selection of pieces from the A Touch of Green exhibition by design collective Droog, which explores issues surrounding sustainability. More
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More on the bee vase
Milan update: Tomas Gabzdil Libertiny of Studio Libertiny has sent us another photo of his extraordinary vase made by bees. More
