Dutch Design Week is a special event, where you can spot boundary-pushing makers and alternative designers you won’t spot anywhere else. Since we started covering the event, we have featured a number of innovative and unique lighting and furniture designs that showcase material innovations as well as utilize modern technologies like 3D printing. Mick Simmering of Noord see Lights told Homecrux, “It’s all about the conceptual and the experimental.” He further adds that Dutch Design now leans harder than ever into sustainability, circularity, and social impact.
If you are interested in what the design event had to showcase this year, we would like to present you with 10+ best furniture and lighting innovations we have spotted at the 2025 Dutch Design Week. Keep reading to know more:
MOWO Flexible Wooden Stools
The MOWO stools are a different kind of office furniture without any screws, levers, plastic or metal. The stools are elastic forms made of wood that move with the body. It offers different sitting positions that allow you a variety of movements like swinging, rocking, tilting, bouncing, and wobbling. Ergonomic sitting increases concentration and improves posture.
Hairy Table by Mark Malecki
Simple and plain metal furniture has been given a unique touch by Mark Malecki in making the Hairy table. True to its name, the Hairy table features a rippling surface made from more than 9,000 steel “hairs,” individually welded to a wire frame base. This adds soft and organic essence to the design despite being made of powder-coated steel.
Sill Bench by Stijn Jean Vos
Stijn Jean Vos has designed the Sill Bench with an aim to revive Belgian natural stone in the design world. It is made from a million-year-old Belgian Petit Granit, a material that was once widely used in Belgian homes. The table sits on concrete and metal legs, while the top is made from natural stone with chisel marks that describe its previous history.
Bocht Chair
Jelmer Reus’ Bocht Chair gives linoleum an entirely new function. It is made 100 percent out of waste desktop Linoleum. The chair comes in all different color combinations chosen from the leftover stockpile furniture linoleum, and is created from a self-developed sheet material made by combining 14 layers of compressed furniture linoleum.
Also Read: Dutch Design Week 2025 Puts Experimentation Ahead of Aesthetics
CalmCave Interactive Furniture
This interactive piece of furniture is designed to help people relax or calm down in busy, loud places. Its curved shape creates a private space while it uses built-in sound and soft lights to create a peaceful environment. It combines gentle textures, subtle light effects, and soft background sounds to create a sensory-friendly space.
Broken Egg Lamp
Japanese artist and designer Ayano Koda has created a special edition version of its popular real eggshell lamp. The new version is carefully assembled from broken eggshells. It features visible cracks that glow when the lamp is turned on. Its soft light and textured surface appear like a salt lamp. The designer has also made a unique lamp fixture that mimics an egg carton but is made from one kilogram of cement.
Louvanes Luminaire
Thibault Philip has created a light fixture using woven intestine thread and dyed intestine leaf from the sausage industry. The scattered look of Louvanes lamp is inspired by stained glass and a bird’s nest. It emits a soft light that changes as per the membranes it passes through.
Bloomlight S Floor Lamp
VOUW studio wants lights to interact with you, and its latest Bloomlight S lamp showcases the same. The floor lamp responds to your presence, which means when you come nearby, the lamp bends toward you and blooms up like a flower to provide warm illumination.
Column Lava Lamp
Sabine Marcelis has re-reinterpreted the iconic Astro Lava Lamp, which differs in its size and color. Standing at 9.7 feet tall (three meters), this column lamp with colorful flowing lava in the middle will serve as a fluid sculpture in your living room. The reissue is made from frosted glass, which adds a unique touch to the design.
Mist Pendant Lamp
Inspired by the misty charm of the North Sea, the 3D Printed Mist Pendant Lamp by Noord see Lights brings the calming interplay of light and shadow to any space. Made from recycled and plant-based materials, it features a beautiful pattern inspired by the Ensis shell. The lamp creates a subtle blend of light and shadow to create a natural sense of depth. With its organic shape and transparent shade, the lamp emits a warm glow.
Flower-Shaped 3D-Printed Lamp
Lydia Nieuwmeijer has combined 3D printing technology and traditional craft to create these flower-shaped lamps. They feature a curved metal base formed through mold-making and lost waxing techniques, while the intricate lampshade is 3D printed using plastic.
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