World's 47 most outstanding designs shortlisted for Dezeen Awards 2023
Dezeen has announced the design shortlist for this year's Dezeen Awards, which includes designs by Muoto, Luceplan, Fuseproject and Tom Dixon.
The 46 shortlisted studios, which are in the running for awards in nine different design project categories, are located across 18 different countries including Israel, Czech Republic, Norway, New Zealand and the Netherlands.
The top project city locations are London, with eight shortlisted entries, followed by San Francisco and Amsterdam tied with three and Stockholm and Oslo in third with two each.
Among the shortlisted designs this year include a portable kit to clean menstruation pads, a two-in-one bicycle for German manufacturer Lemmo and a chair designed to encourage children to alternate between eight sitting positions.
A collaboration between architecture studio Foster + Partners and furniture brand Benchmark, which saw firms create a collection of solid ash wood tables and stools designed around principles of circularity and longevity, was another shortlisted project.
Dezeen Awards 2023 shortlists revealed this week
The shortlisted projects were scored by our design jury which includes designers Erwan Bouroullec, Rooshad Shroff, Lani Adeoye and Maria Cristina Didero.
Dezeen Awards 2023, in partnership with Bentley Motors, will reveal all shortlisted projects this week. The architecture and interiors shortlist were announced earlier this week, and the sustainability shortlist will be published tomorrow.
This year's new nomination-based Designers of the Year and Bentley Lighthouse Award shortlists will be revealed this Friday and next Monday respectively.
All shortlisted design projects are listed below, each with a link to a dedicated page on the Dezeen Awards website, where you can find an image and more information about the project. All shortlisted projects will also feature in their own dedicated Dezeen post.
The winner of each project category will be announced at our party in November. All nine winners will then go on to compete for the title of design project of the year.
Read on for the full design shortlist:
Furniture design
› ReCoil by Brodie Neill
› Salvage Chair by Jay Sae Jung Oh
› Lightly by Formway for Noho
› Solidwool Welsh Mountain Hembury Chair by Solidwool
› Cove by Tom Fereday
› Seyun Collection by Zaha Hadid Design for Karimoku
Browse all projects on the furniture design shortlist page ›
Lighting design
› Soft Serve Lamp by Crème Atelier
› Knuckle lights by David Taylor for Hem
› Portable Lights by Tom Dixon
› Hover by YOY for Lodes
› Liiu by Vantot for Luceplan
Browse all projects on the lighting design shortlist page ›
Architectural lighting design
› DIOR Femme – Place Vendome by Aranda\Lasch
› Fabrique des Lumières Amsterdam by D/DOCK
› Novartis Pavillon – Zero-Energy Media Facade by Iart, AMDL Circle and Michele De Lucchi
› Espenes Rest Stop by Light Bureau in collaboration with Code Arkitektur, Norconsult and DIFK
› Delta by Void
Browse all projects on the architectural lighting design shortlist page ›
Workplace design
› Lumber by ADDI for Mizetto
› AYA Collection by Foster + Partners, Made for Benchmark
› Spine by Form Us With Love and Savo for Savo
› Denn Chair by Formway Design for Zenith
› OmniRoom by Mute
› Profim Revo by Pearson Lloyd for Profim
Browse all projects on the workplace design shortlist page ›
Product design (consumer design and wearables)
› Bottlecup by 752 LIFE
› 32°N Sunglasses by Deep Optics
› Pure Advance Flex by Pure Electric
› Galaxy Z Flip4 by Samsung
› LEMMO One E + Bike by Springtime Design
Browse all projects on the product design (consumer design and wearables) shortlist page ›
Product design (health and wellbeing)
› ElliQ by fuseproject and Intuition Robotics
› Cionic Neural Sleeve by Fuseproject and CIONIC
› Accessories by Landor & Fitch
› Looop Can by Looop Can, Waveee Design Studio and H2CSO 3D Print
› Lentala Kids by Studio Lentala
Browse all projects on the product design (health and wellbeing) shortlist page ›
Product design (bathroom and kitchen)
› Ice of Genesis by Arik Levy Art and Design Studio
› Danver Cosmopolitan Kitchen by Daniel Germani Designs for Danver
› FFQT Outdoor Shower by Formafantasma for Quadro
› Ilo+Milo 2.0 by Ntaiana Charalampous and Dedàleo
› Nu by Studio Inma Bermúdez for Roca
Browse all projects on the product design (bathroom and kitchen) shortlist page ›
Graphic design
› Second Sea by Accept & Proceed for Royal College of Art
› Eames Institute of Infinite Curiosity by Manual
› AIZOME Wastecare by Serviceplan Group
› Noort Bengali by TypeTogether
› Ami Ami by Wedge
Browse all projects on the graphic design shortlist page ›
Installation design
› Falling Hours by Beijing Institute of Architectural Design
› Otrivin Airlab by ecoLogicStudio
› R for Repair at the V&A by Nice Projects
› Stine Goya SS23 by Spacon & X and S&X productions
› Ball Theater, French Pavilion, Venice Biennale by Muoto
Browse all projects on the installation design shortlist page ›
Dezeen Awards 2023
Dezeen Awards celebrates the world's best architecture, interiors and design. Now in its sixth year, it has become the ultimate accolade for architects and designers across the globe. The annual awards are in partnership with Bentley Motors, as part of a wider collaboration that will see the brand work with Dezeen to support and inspire the next generation of design talent.