Dutch Design Week
Slaughtered bird flu-infected chickens transformed into furniture by Emilie van Spronsen
Love Seats by Annebet Philips are paired to support each other
Sheltersuit coat doubles as a sleeping bag for the homeless
Precarious playground structures by Capucine Diancourt rely on users’ balance
Sarah Daher designs Air Culture concept plant lab to deliver enriched air
Dan Adlešič’s absurd electronics respond to theatrical behaviour
Pim van der Mijl designs “living room” to bring refugees and locals together
Emmy Polkamp’s To Many Places nomadic hotel can occupy empty buildings
Van Abbemuseum’s Thing Nothing exhibition explores “the value of the physical object”
Studio Drift installs moving Shylights in disused Eindhoven building
Bird heads and leaping golfers adorn Jason Page’s alternative golfing suits
Bastiaan Buijs creates wind-up sex toy using hand-blown glass
Louisa Zahareas’ Screen Mutations ceramics are designed to be viewed on Skype
Virtual reality mall lets consumers shop alongside digital giraffes and zebras
David Roman Lieshout designs semi-foldable bicycle for small apartments
Bastiaan Buijs’ Satyr sex toy for men is a fleshlight-cum-furniture piece
TextielMuseum collaborates with Dutch designers on plaid textile collection
“Most buildings are drawings filled in by engineers” says Piet Hein Eek
Anouk van de Sande’s Print in Motion garments create moiré effects
Rob Scharff’s Soft Robotics 3D-printed hand responds to human grip
Interactive online documentary Refugee Republic awarded twice at Dutch Design Awards 2015
Floris Schoonderbeek’s Groundfridge chills food without electricity
Stefania Vulpi’s Universal Unconditional platform lets people borrow citizenship
