Saluting the Exceptional Winners of the 17th International Design Awards (IDA)! This prestigious competition attracted thousands of outstanding submissions from designers worldwide, all vying for top honors in diverse categories.
With evaluations spanning nearly 80 countries, the IDA jury recognized the remarkably high standard of design excellence across the five award disciplines: Architecture, Interior, Product, Graphic, and Fashion Design.
As we look forward to the upcoming 2024 IDA edition, designers are urged to prepare their submissions for another round of inspiring creativity. Additionally, stay tuned for the announcement of the 2023 People’s Choice winner in the weeks to come!
#1 “The Dangerous” by Chia Huang Yang: A Striking Design Recognized at the International Design Awards (IDA)
Congratulations to Chia Huang Yang for receiving Silver in Haute Couture/Women and Gold in Other Fashion Designs/Recycled/Sustainable Fashion at the International Design Awards (IDA)! These accolades highlight the outstanding achievements in both high fashion and sustainable design.
The inspiration for “The Dangerous” by Chia Huang Yang stemmed from a journey in Kyoto, where the designer immersed themselves in the ambiance where modern designs intersect with cultural and mysterious spirits within traditional temples. The complete vision for the fashion collection crystallized after discovering classic silk scarves in vintage stores in the city.
The collection reflects the designer’s desire for sharp and elegant looks for contemporary women, blending elements of classic recycled scarves with a commitment to treasuring old items and contributing to the wave of environmental awareness. By minimizing prints and chemical processes, the collection is not only fashion-forward but also eco-friendly and gentle on the skin.
#2 “Poly Oriental Mansion Sales Center, Guangzhou” by Gong Jun, Yang Jiefeng, Wang Rong, Yi He: A Distinguished Design Acknowledged at the International Design Awards (IDA)
Congratulations to Gong Jun, Yang Jiefeng, Wang Rong, and Yi He for achieving Bronze in Commercial Architecture Designs/Other Commercial Architecture at the International Design Awards (IDA)! This recognition highlights the excellence and innovation demonstrated in the design of the Poly Oriental Mansion Sales Center in Guangzhou.
The Poly Oriental Mansion Sales Center in Guangzhou, designed by Gong Jun, Yang Jiefeng, Wang Rong, and Yi He, stands out as a pioneering neo-Chinese-style residential development. The project embraces a fusion of traditional quintessence and modern elements, showcasing Oriental aesthetics through a courtyard-style master plan with a symmetric axis and a five-entry homecoming experience.
The sales center, renovated from an existing historical building, exhibits modernist metallic lines and features eaves with inverse curves. A large area of bronze-toned stainless steel is strategically utilized to impart a neat and trendy image to the traditional structure, seamlessly blending tradition with contemporary design.
#3 “Public Art in Shanghai Metro Line 14 Yuyuan Garden Station” by Xiong Xing: A Noteworthy Contribution Recognized at the International Design Awards (IDA)
#4 “Tzii7211” by Xuan Cui: A Remarkable Design Acknowledged at the International Design Awards (IDA)
Congratulations to Xuan Cui for earning Silver in Other Fashion Designs/Avant-Garde at the International Design Awards (IDA) for the exceptional work “Tzii7211”! This recognition highlights the innovative and avant-garde approach demonstrated in the fashion design.
The intention behind “Tzii7211” by Xuan Cui is to momentarily interrupt the viewers’ seriousness and evoke a sense of relaxation. The designs primarily consist of hand-crocheted pieces made from yarn, with each stitch meticulously crafted with care and attention. This approach aims to create a whimsical and lighthearted atmosphere, encouraging viewers to pause and appreciate the artistry and craftsmanship in each piece.
#5 “Melange – A Wellness Hotel” by Mihika Chatterjee: A Distinctive Design Recognized at the International Design Awards (IDA)
Congratulations to Mihika Chatterjee for earning Bronze in Interior Designer of the Year/Hospitality and Gold in Hospitality Interior Design/Hotels at the International Design Awards (IDA) for the exceptional work on “Melange – A Wellness Hotel”! The recognition highlights the seamless blend of nature, wellness, and luxury in the design, drawing inspiration from the Mount Royal Park and integrating nature with wellness and luxury.
The hotel’s interiors seamlessly merge the built environment with nature, creating a refined aesthetic and luxurious atmosphere. Each hotel room is equipped with its own spa, steam, and sauna facilities, enhancing the overall wellness experience for guests. The use of muted colors and natural wood contributes to a sense of sophistication and luxury throughout the interior space.
#6″The Ripples” by Shen Jue Xiao: A Captivating Design Recognized at the International Design Awards (IDA)
Congratulations to Shen Jue Xiao for achieving Gold in Cultural Interior Design/Other Cultural Interior Design at the International Design Awards (IDA) for the outstanding work “The Ripples”! This accolade underscores the excellence and innovation demonstrated in the cultural interior design category.
“The Ripples” by Shen Jue Xiao serves as the brand communication center of PLM, offering a comprehensive cultural space that encompasses a library, theater, and course learning. The vision for the space is to provide members with a curated selection of books by esteemed tutors, unique and rich music performances, and cultural courses planned by celebrity tutors. The goal is to create a cultural and artistic influence akin to ripples, spreading and enhancing the appreciation of culture and the arts.
#7 “Indonesia Pavilion” by Warda Zaidi: A Striking Design Recognized at the International Design Awards (IDA)
#8 “Inter(Vo)ven – Creative House for Fashion Designers” by Mihika Chatterjee: A Noteworthy Design Acknowledged at the International Design Awards (IDA)
Congratulations to Mihika Chatterjee for the well-deserved recognitions at the International Design Awards (IDA)! The achievements include Bronze in Interior Designer of the Year/Cultural, Silver in Interior Designer of the Year/Commercial, and Silver in Commercial Interior Designs/Other Commercial Interior Design. These accolades underscore the talent and excellence demonstrated in cultural and commercial interior design.
“Inter(Vo)ven – Creative House for Fashion Designers” by Mihika Chatterjee is conceived as a creative house with the purpose of fostering global connections within the fashion industry. The design aims to create a community of both local and international fashion designers, offering them a multifunctional space for work, relaxation, networking, and inspiration during their travels for fashion shows, meetings, and events.
Envisioned as a private members’ club, the creative house provides accommodations and resources for designers to work collaboratively with like-minded individuals. The design’s primary objective is to facilitate international collaborations between different fashion brands, making work-related travel more accessible and encouraging a sense of community among designers. “Fiore” by Jimmy Rojas: A Distinctive Design Recognized at the International Design Awards (IDA)
#9 “Fiore” by Jimmy Rojas: A Notable Design Acknowledged at the International Design Awards (IDA)
Congratulations to Jimmy Rojas for earning Silver in Conceptual Products/Home Product Design at the International Design Awards (IDA) for the exceptional work “Fiore”! This recognition underscores the innovative and conceptual excellence demonstrated in the design of this home product. The integration of nature and fragrance in a wall-mounted sconce, providing a multisensorial experience with real flowers and a signature scent, adds a unique and emotive dimension to interior decor. Well done!
#10 “Aloe Vera Lighting” by Afshin Mehdizadegan Hosseini: A Notable Design Acknowledged at the International Design Awards (IDA)
Congratulations to Afshin Mehdizadegan Hosseini for earning Silver in Conceptual Products/Home Product Design at the International Design Awards (IDA) for the remarkable work “Aloe Vera Lighting”! This recognition underscores the innovative and conceptual excellence demonstrated in the design of this home product, which ingeniously incorporates the symbolism of peace and luck associated with the Aloe Vera plant. The thoughtful design elements, such as the gradual light pattern and the ability to adjust the light to a soothing red-orange hue, contribute to an enhanced sense of tranquility and well-being for the user.