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Gala du World Interiors News Awards 2016
World Interiors News

JOINT WINNER: FURNITUREParentesit by ArperDesigned by Lievore Altherr Molina, Parentesit is an acoustic wall module that reduces extraneous background noise and creates a space for concentration, offering comfort for contemporary shared spaces. The bold, graphic forms are available in three shapes that can be further customised with the addition of a speaker or ambient light.JUDGES’ COMMENT‘I think this is an example of where designers have looked at the problem, taken it back to first principals, worked through and come up with something that is attractive, original and flexible.’

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Gala du World Interiors News Awards 2016
World Interiors News

WINNER: SURFACE AND INTERIOR ACCESSORIESMy Country Collection by Bay Gallery HomeBay Gallery Home’s My Country range of tiles, wallpapers and rugs is a true embodiment of Art in the everyday. Drawing upon the British manufacturing industry, its pioneering translations of authentic Central Australian Aboriginal artwork to interior surface and accessories are expanding the global awareness of this ancient culture, whilst providing additional revenue streams to its communities.JUDGES’ COMMENT‘A fantastic example of the nice face of globalization, as well as something that the jury would like to have in their own homes.’

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Gala du World Interiors News Awards 2016
World Interiors News

WINNER: EMERGING INTERIOR PRACTICE OF THE YEAROnly If Architecture PLLC - New York, United States of AmericaOnly If is a New York City- based design practice for architecture and urbanism founded in 2013 and is led by Adam Snow Frampton, AIA, who previously worked as an Associate at OMA in the Netherlands and Hong Kong, and is also an Adjunct Assistant Professor at Columbia University GSAPP.The practice currently consists of 6 architects and designers engaged in a range of work from interiors to housing, larger-scale urban design, research and speculation.JUDGES’ COMMENT‘Only If has taken the programme of preparing the coffee and sitting to enjoy the coffee and then going on to create a special connection to enjoy the two, which is definitely challenging – I don’t see any metro tiles or bare light bulbs. Instead, the context and the materials seem to come through in a very innovative and specific way.'

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Gala du World Interiors News Awards 2016
World Interiors News

JOINT WINNER: INTERIOR PRACTICE OF THE YEARi29 interior architects - Duivendrecht, Netherlandsi29 interior architects is a creative and versatile design studio. Founded in 2003, i29 have produced a wide variety of award winning projects ranging residential, commercial, retail, education and exhibition. Many of these projects are internationally published and respected for their clarity and originality.JUDGES’ COMMENT‘Strong work with the same minimal and clear language as some of the other practices I have admired – I enjoyed the pops of colour which, in this case, were used to emphasise the concept and strengthen the projects overall. I like them very much.’

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Gala du World Interiors News Awards 2016
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JOINT WINNER: INTERIOR PRACTICE OF THE YEARRobert Mills Architecture and Interiors - Melbourne & Sydney, AustraliaThe practice is known for its substantial portfolio of bespoke residences, apartments and exclusive development projects built or planned in principal Australian cities. Rob Mills Architecture and Interiors was established 25 years ago and today numbers 19 collaborators. JUDGES’ COMMENT‘The work from this studio shows a real sensitivity and beauty. There are lots of considered details; these spaces have depth and a sense of permanence. There is also a real liveliness in the projects, a lot of that has to do to with how the light plays off the materials and the use of colour with just enough layering and level of styling to create alluring spaces - especially One Hot Yoga & Pilates studio which has a real lightness of touch.’

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