Design Skill Awards 2023 open call

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The Design Skill Magazine is proud to launch the inaugural Design Skill Awards 2023, a platform designed to honour talented design visionaries from around the world. These awards seek to recognise and celebrate design creativity in its various forms, from established firms to emerging individual talents. Design plays an essential role in the evolution of our world, and identifying and honouring the most innovative innovators of the art form is the goal of the Design Skill Awards. This initiative not only celebrates talent. But also pays tribute to the impact that design has had on mankind.

Created with transparency, ingenuity, and widespread appeal in mind, these awards extend their acknowledgements to a wide-range of design disciplines. Participants may enter the award in one of three phases: Early Bird, Standard, and Late Registration, with each having its own fee structure. For further details on the Award, please visit the official website.

Our esteemed Grand Jury will be leading a rigorous evaluation process of every submission. Entries will be judged based on criteria including Innovation & Originality, Design & Aesthetic Appeal, and Functionality & Spatial Integration. Design Skill Awards 2023

  • Niko Kapa: Design Director at Studio Niko Kapa (UAE)
  • Chloe Fan: CEO of Design with FRANK (USA)
  • Paolo Capello: CEO of Paolo Cappello Design Studio (Italy)
  • Ronn Lee: Creative Director at BEAMY (China)
  • Roberta Rampazzo: Designer and Founder of Roberta Rampazzo Design (UK)
  • Alberto Ribeiro: Architect and Founder of A2OFFICE (Portugal)

Awards can be given in the following categories: Architecture, Interior Design, Landscape Design, Fashion Design, Furniture Design, Lighting Design, Packaging Design, Product Design, Transportation Design, App Design, Audio & Video Design, Branded Content, Event Planning, Marketing, Advertising & PR, Social Media, Typography, and Website Design.

 

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