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World First: 3D Printing Robot Uses Rotterdam Wool

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A 3D printed bench made from Rotterdam wool will be unveiled at this year’s Dutch Design Week in Eindhoven. The piece is produced by the “Wobot”, a robot developed by designer Christien Meindertsma together with ...

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Presence: A Sculptural Stainless Steel Bench Celebrating Human Warmth

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Japanese designer So Koizumi has created Presence, a stainless steel bench for kuppography Takanawa Studio in Tokyo. The work combines art and utility, reflecting the studio’s idea of being “a museum where people take centre ...

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Circuform Presents Fully Circular Sofa Frame at Dutch Design Week 2025

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At Dutch Design Week 2025, the Dutch furniture manufacturer Circuform introduces Vert, a sofa with a fully circular frame made from recycled expanded polystyrene (rEPS). The design shows how reused materials can replace virgin resources ...

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From Store Interiors to Light Objects

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At Dutch Design Week 2025, Zurich-based bag brand FREITAG joins forces with Eindhoven designer Job van den Berg to give new life to the brand’s old store interiors. The exhibition Reused. Remade. Repurposed., presented in ...

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Lightweight Wind Turbines for Low-Wind Regions

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Generating electricity in areas with little wind is often difficult. Researchers at the Fraunhofer Institute for Applied Polymer Research IAP, together with the BBF Group, have developed a new lightweight rotor that can run even ...

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Learning from Matter at Dutch Design Week 2025

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At Dutch Design Week 2025 (18–26 October, Eindhoven), education meets experimentation. Across exhibitions and workshops, students, designers and researchers reimagine how we learn from materials — and from each other. From wool and clay to ...

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