Design Academy Eindhoven
Six graduates from Design Academy Eindhoven designing for the post-internet age
Agne Kucerenkaite repurposes “valueless” metal waste to create colourful ceramic glazes
Kuang-Yi Ku proposes creating hybrid animal organs for use in Chinese medicine
Paperthin stool celebrates “the essence of the classic tin can”
Ellie Birkhead uses human hair and manure to make region-specific bricks
Yellow Spot is a portable protest toilet for women
Mirjam de Bruijn create tools to help desk workers improve their posture
Fransje Gimbrère creates textile sculptures from natural fibres and recycled plastic
Soyoun Kim proposes using architecture to promote peace between North and South Korea
Alice Bleton’s bunker-like capsule offers an escape from busy city life
10 designers to watch from the Design Academy Eindhoven class of 2017
Shahar Livne uses waste plastic to create Lithoplast, a precious material of the future
Don Kwaning makes furniture and packaging from wetland weed
See-Eat-Through is a set of tableware that visually impaired people can perceive
Responsive Furniture expands and contracts according to users’ needs
Anna Aagaard Jensen’s A Basic Instinct chairs reinvent “manspreading” for women
Design Academy Eindhoven students take over Milanese streets to explore how design impacts everyday life
“Turning away from the serious provides a welcome breath of air”
Dorota Gazy creates clothing and furniture for a lazy lifestyle
Animal blood used by Basse Stittgen to create series of small objects
Milou Bergs’ bicycle rack disappears into the pavement when not in use
Nienke Helder designs therapy tools for women recovering from sexual trauma
Dining Toys tableware turns eating into a sensual activity
