Design

XYZ Collection by Bybeau Studio

Public vote winner of the year for lighting design of the year: XYZ collection is a minimalist modular lighting solution created by Bybeau Studio.

RIKR Range by Groundtruth

Public vote winner for wearable design of the year: RIKR Range is a series of technical bags made entirely from plastic waste collected.

The Department of Seaweed Installation and Workshops by Julia Lohmann and Aalto University

Public vote winner for sustainable design of the year: Aalto University professor Julia Lohmann designed a pavilion made entirely of seaweed.

Nihombashi Mitsukoshi by Lighting Planners Associates

Public vote winner for architectural lighting design of the year: Nihombashi Mitsukoshi is a lighting solution inspired by trees for a department store in Tokyo.

Mountain Tea Song by Linshaobin Design

Public vote winner for graphic design of the year: Linshaobin Design has designed packaging for a range of teas with charred edges to represent the charcoal-baked process of the tea blend.

Game on by Smart and Green Design

Public vote winner for exhibition design of the year: Game On is an international touring exhibition that explores the history of computer games.

RAW Rainbow by Studio Curiosity

Public vote winner for installation design of the year: RAW Rainbow is a community-driven public art installation made from sustainably-sourced ribbon.

Walking Wheelchair by Suzanne Brewer Architects

Public vote winner for product design of the year: Walking Wheelchair can take users to standing in a similar motion to an able-bodied person, without a backboard, straps and constraints.

Soft Lounge Chair by Thomas Bentzen for TAKT

Public vote winner for seating design of the year: Soft Lounge Chair has been created by Thomas Bentzen for TAKT, designed to elevate the everyday lounge chair.

Public vote winner for furniture design of the year: Essential is a furniture range that has been sourced, developed and manufactured from discarded timber within a 10-mile radius of its production location.

Zen and Ion Wall Panels by Woven Image

Public vote winner for workplace design of the year: Zen and Ion is a series of tactile three-dimensional acoustic wall panels.

Plycelain by Yuting Chang

Public vote winner for homeware design of the year: Plycelain is a collection of multilayered slip-casting drinkware made from a combination of plywood and porcelain.