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From materials to innovative packaging solutions, from appliances to aviation technology, these designs demonstrate brilliance and creative commitment to a better, eco-conscious future.
Phoenix has been a much loved Australian brand by homeowners and designers for the past three decades. The company continues to look to innovate in an effort to ensure this love endures.
With over 48 product categories to enter, the Red Dot Award: Product Design is now open for designers and manufacturers across the world.
Showing the international power of the program, the Red Dot Design Awards shone a light on the design community for another year of celebrations. Along with top-notch product design.
The winners in the 2018 edition of the competition have been selected, and in the lead up to the awards ceremony, Red Dot has revealed the key trends emerging in this year’s competition.
Already acclaimed in the architecture and design scenes, the FritsJurgens concealed sprung pivot door system has now been formally honoured, taking home the 2017 Red Dot Award for Product Design.
Submissions for the Red Dot Award: Design Concept, the world’s largest professional design concept competition, close on 24 May 2017.
Carbon neutral toothbrushes made from wood waste, transformable smart homes with an adaptable floor plate, and imaginative wall tiles using ceramic residue were amongst the top product designs crowned as Red Dot: Best of the Best this year.
Winning entries of the Red Dot Award: Design Concept 2016 show that despite technological advances, humanistic values continue to inform the industry.
The Pedrali Urban Life stand, designed by Migliore + Servetto Architects for the 55th edition of Salone del Mobile in Milan, recently received the Red Dot Award 2015 for the Communication Design category.
