Kumo Modular Sofa by Anderssen & Voll for Hem
Winner: Furniture Design of the Year 2018. The Kumo Sofa is a ship-smart modular system designed by Norwegian studio Anderssen & Voll for Hem. More
2018 results
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Atelier NL
Winner: Designer of the Year 2018. Dutch design studio Atelier NL reshapes local raw materials into everyday objects. More
ZandGlas by Atelier NL
Winner: Homeware Design of the Year 2018. The ZandGlas project examines local natural products as a step towards a more ecologically-mindful future. More
Bureau Spectacular
Winner: Emerging Architect of the Year 2018. Bureau Spectacular is an operation of cultural affairs based in Los Angeles and led by Jimenez Lai and Joanna Grant. More
Lascaux International Centre for Cave Art by Casson Mann
Winner: Civic and Cultural Interior of the Year 2018 and Winner: Interior Project of the Year 2018. Casson Mann designed the interior of this new cave art museum in France. More
Bamboo Sports Hall by Chiangmai Life Architects
Winner: Civic and Cultural Building of the Year 2018. This school sports hall in Chiang Mai, Thailand, was built by local bamboo specialists Chiangmai Life Architects. More
Christ & Gantenbein
Winner: Architect of the Year 2018. This Swiss practice was founded in 1998 by Emanuel Christ and Christoph Gantenbein. More
D Reusable Tampon Applicator and Organic Tampons by DAME
Winner: Leisure Design of the Year 2018. D is the world's first reusable tampon applicator, designed by London-based studio Dame. More
AmorePacific headquarters Seoul by David Chipperfield Architects Berlin
Winner: Tall Building of the Year 2018. David Chipperfield Architects have designed Korea's largest beauty company AmorePacific's new headquarters in Seoul. More
Envisions
Winner: Emerging Designer of the Year 2018. Envisions is a design collective based in Eindhoven, currently made up of 26 multidisciplinary designers. More
Bloomberg by Foster + Partners
Winner: Business Building of the Year 2018. Bloomberg’s new European headquarters' in London claims to be the world's most sustainable office building. More
Dongziguan Affordable Housing by Gad Line+ Studio
Winner: Housing Project of the Year 2018. This residential development was designed by Gad Line+ Studio to provide affordable high-quality housing. More
Tower of Power by Göbl Architektur
Winner: Transport Design of the Year 2018. The Tower of Power is a public charging station for electric vehicles, also conceived to be a teaching and research facility. More
i29
Winner: Interior Designer of the Year 2018. Dutch studio i29 interior architects aims to create interiors that leave an impression on people. More
Run by Industrial Facility
Winner: Workplace Design of the Year 2018. Run is a range of multi-use furniture pieces designed by London studio Industrial Facility for Emeco. More
Captain Kelly's Cottage by John Wardle Architects
Winner: House Interior of the Year 2018. Captain Kelly’s Cottage involves the painstaking restoration of an original weatherboard cottage in Tasmania. More
Okana Centre for Change by Laura Katharina Straehle and Ellen Rouwendal
Winner: Small Building of the Year 2018. Okana Centre for Change is a pavilion structure in Kenya designed for public use. More
Lightform LF1 by Lightform
Winner: Digital Design of the Year 2018. Lightform LF1 is a new design tool for projected augmented reality, also known as projection mapping. More
The Storefront Theater by Matthew Mazzotta
Winner: Rebirth Project of the Year 2018 and Winner: Architecture Project of the Year 2018. The Storefront Theater provides a small Nebraska town with a unique open-air event space. More
Hidden Tints by Note Design Studio
Winner: Residential Interior of the Year 2018. Note Design Studio used shades of yellow, green and pink when transforming this old Stockholm office into a home. More
The Lookout by Note Design Studio
Winner: Small Interior of the Year 2018. Note Design Studio designed The Lookout for Stockholm Furniture Fair 2018 to reveal the design potentials of flooring. More
Clothes that grow with your child by Petit Pli
Winner: Wearable design of the year 2018. Petit Pli kids clothes were designed by Ryan Mario Yasin to stretch as children grow using a pleating system.
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London Spa by Richard Bell Architecture
Winner: Health and Wellness Interior of the Year 2018. Richard Bell Architecture designed this subterranean spa under a home in west London. More
Office with a Patio by Shogo Onodera and Tsukasa Okada
Winner: Workspace Interior of the Year 2018. Office with a Patio brings teams together in one space, enhancing communication and co-working. More
Lokal by SPACE10 and Spacon & X
Winner: Hospitality Interior of the Year 2018. Lokal was a pop-up farm during London Design Festival 2017, where microgreens were grown to make 2,000 salads. More
Spacon & X
Winner: Emerging Interior Designer of the Year 2018. Spacon & X is a multidisciplinary design studio based in Copenhagen directed by Nikoline Dyrup Carlsen, Svend Jacob Pedersen, and Malene Hvidt. More
Maggie's Centre Barts by Steven Holl Architects
Winner: Hospitality Building of the Year 2018. Maggie’s Centre Barts was designed by Steven Holl for Maggie’s, an organisation that provides support to cancer patients and their families. More
Windvogel by Studio Roosegaarde
Winner: Lighting Design of the Year 2018 and Winner: Design Project of the Year 2018. The Windvogel project, designed by Studio Roosegaarde, brings together green energy, art and landscape design. More
Refettorio Felix by Studioilse
Highly Commended: Small Interior of the Year 2018. Studioilse was asked to design the interiors for Refettorio Felix, a community kitchen and dining hall. More
House in Miyamoto by Tato Architects
Winner: House of the Year 2018. Japanese studio Tato Architects designed this house in Osaka as a single room containing multiple platforms. More
Bake Cheese Tart Abeno Harukas Shop by Yagyug Douguten
Winner: Retail Interior of the Year 2018. This Bake Cheese Tart shop has galvanised surfaces and is located in a downtown area of Osaka. More
