Design

A’ Design Award: Top 20 Winners From Past Years

Name: A' Design Award & Competition
Project: Top 20 Winners
Words: Anna Dorothea Ker

We’ve been longstanding supporters of the A’Design Awards and Competition, the annual international award show celebrating and showcasing the most exciting new creations from top designers, architects and design-focused companies worldwide. The show’s entries are anonymously judged by a jury of internationally renowned creative professionals, academics and press members, ensuring the judging process is both critical and fair. Winners receive a host of benefits, from press and recognition to prizes and an invitation to attend the A’Design Award gala night in Italy.

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The 2017 award show’s number of winners totalled 1958, from 98 countries and across 97 design disciplines. The full catalogue of winners also serves as a goldmine for creative idea generation across all genres. From packaging design, advertising, marketing and communication design to photography and photo manipulation design, graphics, interior space and exhibition design, the award has a category relevant to every individual and organization working in the industry.

In honor of the numerous talented winners from the past few years, we’ve rounded up 20 of our favorites to bring you a dose of aesthetic inspiration — and a reminder to enter next year’s award show. The call for entries is now open. Find out everything you need to know about submitting your design — from deadlines to presentation guidelines and judging criteria — here, and register to enter. Get inspired by our selection below, and good luck!

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Hubertus Hotel by noa* network of architecture

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Catino Bathroom Collection by Emanuele Pangrazi

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Budapest M4 Metro Stations by Palatium Studio Ltd.

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Manshausen Hospitality Sport Hotel Wellness/Spa by Snorre Stinessen

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Blanco Ikon Kitchen Sink by Lori Dolnick

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Artificial Topography Art Installation by Ryumei Fujiki + Yukiko Sato

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Black DNA Residential House by Shin-Yuan Fang

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Dark Side Recessed Lighting Fixture by Igor Lobanov

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Mop House Private Residence by AGi architects

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Memobottle by Jesse Leeworthy

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Gamsei Cocktail Bar by Buero Wagner / F. Wagner with A. Kreft