With just nine days left to enter Dezeen Awards 2024, last year's winners detail the positive outcomes of winning.
Mexican architects ODAmx and Rubén Valdez Practice, who won interiors project of the year in 2023, told Dezeen that winning generated "exposure which has translated into many potential opportunities," while furniture design of the year winner Noho said winning "increased morale."
"Dezeen Awards stands out for its unparalleled focus on cutting-edge design and its global reach within the design community," said Swedish firm Mizetto, which took home workplace design of the year for its unconventional waiting-area seating.
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Read on to see what last year's winners had to say:
David Taylor received a pink-veined trophy for his Knuckle collection
David Taylor, winner of lighting design of the year for his Knuckle collection for Swedish furniture brand Hem, said the award changed his perspective on his practice and the value of his work.
"The award has altered the way I look at my practice and has made me rethink the value of the work I make," said Taylor.
"Dezeen is the biggest, most multicultural, international platform for design and architecture out there," he added. "I...