Dutch Design Week
Studio Diip’s goldfish-driven vehicle is designed for “enhanced pet mobility”
The interface between technology and design holds “answers to the future”
Alessia Giardino designs tableware collection made from dyed concrete
Merel Witteman’s Aversive Aesthetics photos are designed to trigger disgust
Anne van Galen designs fashion accessories for a “world with endless rainfall”
Meike Harde’s metal-mesh Hybrid Cabinet displays and protects its contents
Design Academy Eindhoven “needs to get a grip on technology”
Lianne Polinder’s Technomimicry textiles are based on LCD screens and solar panels
Bob Schiller aims to revive Dutch bicycle manufacturing industry with Epo
Joost van Bleiswijk assembles industrial components into furniture pieces
Miito by Nils Chudy is an energy-saving alternative to the kettle
Martijn van Strien launches experimental fashion label with laser-cut garments
Alexandra Stück’s Herbal Kneipp Textiles use scent to promote wellbeing
Vera Knoot makes leather from unwanted goose skin
Oato’s porcelain vases fit together to form miniature “landscapes”
Helmut Smits’ The Real Thing turns Coca-Cola back into water
Studio Nienke Hoogvliet uses algae yarn to create Sea Me rug
Marlies Schets’ reflective fabrics turn everyday accessories into cycling safety gear
Interactive soft toys let babies post to Facebook
Competition: five copies of Dutch Design Yearbook 2014 to be won
Modebelofte 2014 exhibition showcases “innovative” graduate fashion
Révélateur installation by Mickaël Wiesengrün recreates “smells of the past”
Blakeley furniture by Studio Roderick Vos is built from architectural joists
