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Covet Awards 2021

Covet Awards 2021

Covet Awards 2021

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Overview: The Covet International Awards aim to recognize interior design projects and product designs that modernize craftsmanship by valuing traditional arts and crafts. The awards are organized by Covet House and Covet Foundation, with a mission to revive ancient arts in the contemporary design world.
Categories: The awards feature categories such as Residential, Hospitality, Commercial, Sustainable Design, Home Office, Craftsmanship, and Mid Century. Projects should combine arts and crafts with luxury to create unique designs.
Special Recognitions: The 2021 awards include special recognitions such as Thinker of the Year for promoting craftsmanship and Maker of the Year for creating the most coveted product.
Evaluation Criteria: Projects are evaluated based on the integration of crafts in the design process, concept, creativity, use of space, and material impact. Each designer or team can submit one project, which can be entered into multiple categories.
Submission Details: Entries for project submissions began on January 15, 2021. The awards promote the message of luxury design as a combination of craftsmanship and arts.
Past Winners:
  • Best Commercial Project: 'Asya' by PTang Studio Limited, located in Jakarta, Indonesia, focuses on family ancestry with architectural elements reflecting this concept.
  • Best Residential Project: '2Gether Club House' by PTang Studio Limited, located in Tuen Mun, China, inspired by the natural environment and suburban lifestyle.
  • Best Hospitality Project: 'Ascott Marunouchi, Tokyo Japan' by The Ascott Limited, harmonizes minimalist principles with modern luxury, reflecting Japan's cultural and modern dynamics.
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Covet Awards 2021-2

Covet International Awards is looking for interior design projects and product designs that clearly show how design modernizes craftsmanship, by reinterpreting and valuing the traditional arts & crafts, therefore maintaining their essence intact while offering them a role in the center stage of the contemporary world. The Organisers of Covet International Awards – Covet House and Covet Foundation, share the common mission of reviving ancient arts that are losing their place in the contemporary Design world. With 15 years of experience in creating curated furniture, which feature elements in the...

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Covet Awards 2021-5

THE 2021 AWARD Residential, Hospitality, Commercial, Sustainable Design, Home Office, Craftsmanship and Mid Century are this year’s categories. We are looking for the most coveted interior design projects and product design that show design through craftsmanship, by reinterpreting and valuing the traditional arts & crafts. The Covet Awards of 2021, will also feature extra recognitions: Thinker of the Year – Person behind a Luxury Brand that successfully promoted Craftsmanship in 2021. The maker of the Year – Craftsman who created the most coveted product in 2021. Design meets a craft using the...

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Covet Awards 2021-6

BEST COMMERCIAL PROJECT ASYA by PTang Studio Limited Located in Jakarta Indonesia, Asya is the family orientated and warm-hearted development which centers around the family ancestry as a concept. Using the family tree as a physical concept, various architectural elements trickles and flows through the space as lighting and partition features. The various spaces are structured with interconnecting components, warm lighting with soft textures throughout to echo the warmth and sentiment within the areas. BEST HOSPITALITY PROJECT ASCOTT MARUNOUCHI, TOKYO JAPAN by The Ascott Limited Drawing in panoramic...

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