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After much deliberation by the id Design Awards international jury headed by Italian designer Marco Piva, we are proud to present the shortlisted projects for the identity Design Awards 2019.
Over 200 stunning projects were submitted in this year’s Awards programme making it extremely difficult for the jury to narrow it down.
The number of Residential Interior submissions far exceed expectations, and as a result, the jury divided them into Residential Interior – Villa and Residential Interior – Apartment projects creating a new category.
Over the next week, we will be showcasing the shortlisted projects in each category selected by the jury that includes Marco Piva, Shawn Sullivan, Teresa Sapey, Alex Michaelis and Christian Sieger.
On October 27, the winners and finalists will be revealed at a gala presentation sponsored by Duravit, Cosentino, Havelock One, Alessi and Innerspace.
Here are snippets from the evening.
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The shortlist is revealed for the interior design categories
The Middle East’s leading platform for high-quality contemporary design will showcase a curated mix of international and regional brands, alongside independent designers and studios
Studio Marco Piva has designed the Eden Spa at Excelsior Palace in Rapallo, where architecture, landscape and luxury converge
The new Alémais Sydney headquarters reflects the brand’s flair for colourful prints and embellishments
We step into a sculptural apartment in Istanbul, Turkey
Shortlist revealed for all the categories for identity Design Awards 2025
Atlas Concorde’s porcelain tiles enhance the contemporary design of this villa in Bodrum, Turkey
Carrie Das has completed a beachfront home that bridges Asia-inspired minimalism and touches of British heritage
The move marks a new chapter in the emirate’s role on the global art calendar.
Gaggenau’s new Expressive series draws inspiration from Bauhaus principles and the minimalism of modernist architecture