Dutch Design Foundation

Dutch Design Foundation is a non-profit event organizer foundation established in the year 2015 by Miriam van der Lubbe in Netherlands to support the adoption of design in society by connecting designers with clients, governments, and businesses and by hosting major design events such as dutch design week and dutch design awards etc. It promotes and speeds up research and creation, They DDF events are known to be the largest design festivals in norther Europe.

Key Features of Dutch Design Foundation:

• DDF connects designers and clients, accelerates research and creation processes, and offers an international platform for design.
• The design promoted by DDF is known for being minimalist, experimental, innovative, and often unconventional.
• DDF host awards to Recognize exceptional design work.
• provides financial support and prizes to help young designers realise projects at early career stages

Achievements and Event Contributor of DDF:

• Organizes the largest design event in Northern Europe
• EUNIC Netherlands, Goethe-Institut Netherlands, Institute français NL, and Vlaams Cultuurhuis de Brakke Grond are a major diplomat partners of DDF Events

Flagship events:

• Dutch Design Week and dutch design awards  are two major events established in the year 2003 hosted annually by DDF