Isaac Monté has a fascination for unusual materials and an urge to master and manipulate these materials.

Workshop of Wonders shows and sells furniture and lighting from around the globe.

The Soft World is the label of Dutch felt designer Beatrice Waanders.

Daniel van Dijck is an interior architect and conceptual designer.

The label MCDW is a joint venture of applied artists MW (Mischa van der Wekke Vormmaker) and CD (Carmen Diana van der Velde).

Roos Soetekouw is an Amsterdam-based textile designer.

WooJai Lee invented Paper Bricks made from recycled newspapers.

Visser & Meijwaard is a design studio by Steven Visser and Vera Meijwaard founded in 2013.

Studio Tim Vanlier presents the DNA of Delfts Blue Pottery in stackable vases.

In Thomas Nathan’s practice design and mentality are inseparably intertwined.

Selma Hamstra makes glassblowing more accessible.

Studio Lorier is an online brand that makes exclusive design part of your daily life.

Albert Lieuwe researches how senses can be stimulated by pursuing an intuitive and sensorial experience.

Sara ten Westenend (Brussels, Belgium) has a practice in visual arts.

Sally Schoen’s project Hyphae is inspired by the aesthetics of the mycelium of fungi.

Sae Honda is a jewellery maker, graduated from Gerrit Rietveld Academie in 2016.

Roy Wormsbecher presents Lumière; a series of minimalist lighting designs that incorporates both classic and modern elements.

Post Modern features a growing collection of affordable postcard sized artworks created by well-known artists and designers. Each card has been made exclusively for Post Modern.

PaulSalet and Workingbert are both interested in the imperfection of coincidence.

Pao Hui Kao (Taipei) recently graduated in Contextual Design at DAE.

Marieke van Heck combines traditional techniques with contemporary design.

In his installations Niels Hendriks shows a personal relation of memories dwelling in buildings.

Nicolette Brunklaus creates Acoustic Tapestries inspired by traditional craft.

The work of fashion designer Michael Barnaart van Bergen connects ‘high’ and popular culture.

Mayra Sérgio will perform making bricks out of coffee and building up a sensorial shelter.

Martijntje Cornelia is a specialist in working with candy floss, the fluffy sweet you normally eat.

Marion Blume’s jewellery pieces are a tribute to meticulous perception.

Graphic designer Marijke Lucas and product designer Sander Lucas are LUCAS & LUCAS.

Simplicity, craftmanship and eye for detail without losing the functional aspects.

Malou de Ruiter depicts the disappearing human who is both present and absent for the spectator.

Functionals offers a collection of furniture and home goods designed exclusively by innovative designers.

Porcelain objects shaped by fire and water.

In 2016 Maaike Gottschal worked under supervision of masters in Japanese textile techniques.

Luuk de Wit graduated as product designer at the HKU in 2016.

The beauty of the city plan inspires the designs of UrbanFabric.

Judith Schwendener is a Swiss jewelry designer based in Rotterdam.

The works of Jorine Oosterhoff are little stories frozen in a ceramic skin.

Joeny redefines tradition with a focus on uniqueness and durability.

Studio Jeroen Wand alters, reinvents and modifies traditional combinations of materials and techniques.

Jeroen Verdaasdonk started his design studio JavyDesign in 2007.

Jenny Ritzenhoff observes and discovers how, during the blowing process, glass reacts upon manipulations.

The essence of Bernotat&Co’s work is to ponder the poetry of normalcy.

Iza Stepska is a 2016 graduate from the Inter-Architecture department of the Gerrit Rietveld Academie.

GjaltProducties aims to produce, remake and combine simple objects, made of natural and honest materials.

Hannah van Luttervelt explores new futures, raising questions and awareness about common things.

Our goal is for students to develop work with a strong autonomous signature and social importance.

In his work Chris Ruhe tries to include something unique and fun.

Linda Nieuwstad creates flowers for large halls, offices, restaurants, reception rooms, hotel lobby’s, shops or private houses.

Thijs Verhaar Knits, every stitch a statement, every fibre an embrace.

Benedikt Fischer and Boris de Beijer bonded while studying jewellery design at Amsterdam’s Rietveld School of Art & Design.

With his designs, Bas Vellekoop strives for sustainable beauty and usability.

With every project Willemsen strives to design a new way of escaping the standard and static interior.

Anna Brandsma and Rachel Sellem research within and beyond the limits of what tableware can be.

Focused turns old trashed skateboards into colourful design tables.

Touching this heat sensitive, black book reveals a powerful portrait of a vunerable visually impaired child on every page.

Sejoon is a designer and an artist based in Eindhoven.

Designer Martijn Renier works from the visual qualities of wood.

Ontwerpduo dreams and demonstrates, fantasises and fulfils, devises and designs.

Femke van Gemert has a love for textiles and an urge to explore the possibilities of discarded fabrics.

The essence of an object is created by the reflection of nature in an object.

De Design Shop pops up again. No big labels, directly from the designers.

Loof stands for wooden furniture, made from honest materials with a natural finishing and a serene geometry, for quality and timeless designs.

Anne Rose Regenboog is an artist and designer based in The Hague and works with metals and plastics.