2016 Awards For Interior Design Impact
The Australian Interior Design Awards have always made a point of championing clever design. Last year a new category, the Award for Interior Design Impact, was inaugurated to acknowledge the transformative effect that design can have for clients.
Success in any category is momentous, but this new initiative specifically demonstrates a practice’s ability to transcend their clients’ expectations. That’s a very strong motivator for potential customers when they are selecting a design practice for future projects.
Entries close Friday 19th February so if you haven’t already entered, don’t put it off any longer. Eligible projects must have been completed before 31st December, 2013, so take some time to browse your back catalogue for likely candidates for this prestigious award.
Click here to register.
Ravenswood School for Girls, Mabel Fidler Building, NSW by BVN — winner of the 2015 Interior Design Impact Award
Above and feature image: Jersey Rd, NSW, by Smart Design Studio — winner of the 2015 Residential Design Award
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