How can we, as citizens, contribute to the detection of organised crime? Can breaking the taboo on paid intimacy lead to a safer environment for sex workers? And are you aware that more and more people are being victimized by online fraud? At Dutch Design Week (DDW) we present What if Lab LIVE and we need your expertise. Come and join us there!

This year, Dutch Design Week (DDW) presents 8 design trends that mark the most important developments in the field of design. This trend is all about the role of design in a museological context.

Our future cars will connect seamlessly with our ‘connected society’, allowing us to travel faster, safer, more efficiently and more sustainably. During Dutch Design Week (DDW), Renault will present its vision of a connected society through three futuristic concept cars.

How can we, as citizens, contribute to the detection of organised crime? Can breaking the taboo on paid intimacy lead to a safer environment for sex workers? And are you aware that more and more people are being victimized by online fraud? At Dutch Design Week (DDW) we present What if Lab LIVE and we need your expertise. Come and join us there!

Who doesn’t appreciate a fine leather bag glossy with age? Or your nan’s cracked enamel bread bin and all the nostalgia it evokes… But whoever heard of an ordinary conference table whose beauty and character are enhanced the more it’s used? Well, product designer Adrianus Kundert has now created the Transformer Table, which was selected by ABN AMRO for the Game Changers Experience at the 2019 Dutch Design Week. Adrianus is fascinated not just by change and wear, but also by mass production and new techniques. His practical yet creative approach has resulted in a product which is simple and surprisingly sustainable in equal measure. Gather around the table!

Minimalistic, experimental, innovative and radical: Dutch designers have long been praised for their work and their design thinking. ABN AMRO understands how important Dutch Design is to the country’s economy and is a strong advocate of entrepreneurship in this sector.

Who doesn’t appreciate a fine leather bag glossy with age? Or your nan’s cracked enamel bread bin and all the nostalgia it evokes… But whoever heard of an ordinary conference table whose beauty and character are enhanced the more it’s used? Well, product designer Adrianus Kundert has now created the Transformer Table, which was selected by ABN AMRO for the Game Changers Experience at the 2019 Dutch Design Week. Adrianus is fascinated not just by change and wear, but also by mass production and new techniques. His practical yet creative approach has resulted in a product which is simple and surprisingly sustainable in equal measure. Gather around the table!

Minimalistic, experimental, innovative and radical: Dutch designers have long been praised for their work and their design thinking. ABN AMRO understands how important Dutch Design is to the country’s economy and is a strong advocate of entrepreneurship in this sector.

Microfibres… They sound harmless enough, right? Wrong, says designer Eric van Slooten, Director of MarcelvangalenDesign. In fact, he calls them the “assassins” which are turning our oceans into a plastic soup. Meet the ABN AMRO Game Changers.

We’ve all been there… The bananas you bought only two or three days ago are already going brown, as is the inside of that avocado… But what can you do? Most of us just bin them. A shame according to House of Thol. Meet the ABN AMRO Game Changers.

“Design a product that solves an everyday problem and that also helps to reduce the ecological footprint.” Last spring ABN AMRO set ten designers to work with these instructions.