Design Week Awards 2017 – the winners in full

We reveal all of the winners from last night’s Design Week Awards across every category, plus Best in Show, Hall of Fame and Rising Star.

By Tom Banks June 14, 2017 11:02 am June 27, 2017 2:03 pm

Best of Show

Fémme for Yoai, by Pearlfisher

Print communication

Winner, Hope for Adris Group, by Bruketa&Zinc OM

Poster design

BeBoldForChange for International Women’s Day, By Eleven, Inc

Writing for Design

Winner, The Butcher the Baker, by the Partners

Highly Commended, ENO for English National Opera by Rose

Identity Design

Winner, Invictus Games Orlando 2016, by Lambie-Nairn

Highly Commended, Race Against Dementia, by Brand Union

Brand Campaigns

Winner, #DingDong for Airbnb, by AKQA

Highly commended, Sleeping Patterns for Simba Sleep Ltd, by Underexposed

Self-promotional projects

Winner, Festival of Print, The B-side project, by Taxi Studio

Highly commended, 20 Year Memory: Party Invitation, by Blast

Editorial Design

Winner, The New York Issue: High Life, by the New York Times

Packaging

Winner, Femme for Yoai by Pearlfisher

Highly commended

Hippeas: Give Peas a Chance for Green Park Holdings, by Jones Knowles Ritchie

Retail Interiors

Winner, Made.com Paris by GPstudio

Hospitality, workspace and interiors

Winner, Chapel The Ocean by The Wholedesign Inc

Highly commended Eneko at One Aldwych for One Aldwych, by Casson Mann

Exhibition Design

Winner, Offshore Experience for Maritime Museum Rotterdam, by Kossmann.dejong

Highly Commended, La Cité du Vin, Permanent Exhibition for La Cité du Vin – City of Bordeaux by Casson Mann

Wayfinding and environmental graphics

Courtesy of Jill Tate

Winner, Bedrooms for Sheffield Children’s Hospital by Artfelt and Morag Myerscough

App Design

Winner, Nike Football Pro Genius for Nike Football, by AKQA

Digital Installations

Winner, Scent Constellation for Le Grand Musée du Parfum, by Jason Bruges Studio

Augmented Reality & Virtual Reality

Winner, Halcyon, by NBC Universal International Networks

TV, Film & Video Graphics

Winner, Summit 2016 for LCF Fashion Business School, by Alphabetical

Website Design

Winner, San Francisco Ballet – Digital Transformation for San Francisco Ballet, by Method

Product Design: Industrial

Winner, Meet Mr Collins for Chivas, by Missouri Creative

Product Design: Consumer

Winner, Beeline Smart compass for Beeline, by Map and Beeline

Highly commended: Scooter for Life for the New Old Exhibition at Design Museum, by PriestmanGoode

Highly commended: Apple Watch Series 2, by Apple Inc

Furniture Design

Winner, Isomi in Metal, by Isomi

Highly commended, Trinetic by Boss Design

Social Design

Winner, Homeward Bound by Elmwood

Rising Star

Winner Katie Cadwallader

Hall of Fame

Johanna Basford OBE

Ben Terrett

A big thank you to our sponsors from last night:

Bubblegum Balloons

Tomorrow

Jeremy Tankard Typography

Mtadigital Limited

Dagwood

Fedrigoni

John Anthony Signs

Boss Print

Antalis

Berry Place

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