World Interiors News Annual Awards Shortlist Released

Down from a total of 610 submissions, the contest continues with 104 interior design projects and products from all over the world.

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World Interior News selected highlights from its fifth annual awards competition which recognizes interior design projects and products. The judges spent three weeks sorting through the 610 entries they received from all over the world and narrowed the pool down to 104. The list includes projects, products, and designs in 13 categories, ranging from furniture to interior accessories, and lighting products to workplace interiors. The next phase of the competition will involve narrowing down the shortlisted entries to one winning submission from each category.

“The fact that we are struggling to select just one winner is a testament to the standard of entries. It’s great to see such an impressive selection of work,” said WIN retail interiors judge Paul Hanegraaf, in a press release.

The winners of the World Interiors News Awards 2014 will be announced during an awards dinner at London’s Saatchi Gallery on October 30.

Here are some of the featured projects in the competition’s shortlist.

Residential Interiors




Retail Interiors



Workplace Interiors



Restaurants



Bars



Hotels




Leisure or Entertainment Venues



Museum or Exhibition Spaces



Public Sector



Lighting Projects



Lighting Products



Furniture



Interior Accessories



About the Author

Caroline Massie

Caroline Massie is a former assistant editor of business, products, and technology at ARCHITECT and Architectural Lighting. She received a bachelor’s degree in American Studies and English from the University of Virginia. Her work has also appeared in The Cavalier Daily, Catalyst, Flavor, The Piedmont Virginian, and Old Town Crier. Follow her on Twitter at @caroline_massie.

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