The Clerkenwell Design Week Awards, presented in partnership with Design Milk, celebrate the most innovative products at the UK’s leading design festival, as well as the creative leaders in London who are shaping the future of design. Click on the categories below to read more about each of this year’s winners:
BEST OF: Best of Clerkenwell + Best Craftsmanship | Best Material Innovation | Best for the Planet | Most Inclusive Design | Best Product for Healthcare | Best Product for Homes | Best Product for Workplaces
PRODUCTS: Accessories | Acoustics | Bath Fixtures | Carpet and Rugs | Cladding & Surfaces | Commercial Furniture | Hard Flooring | Lighting | Residential Furniture | Technology
PEOPLE: Interior Designer of the Year | Product Designer of the Year | Studio of the Year

This year’s Awards were sponsored by the American Hardwood Export Council. Photograph by Sam Frost ©2026
Best of Clerkenwell + Best Craftsmanship

Woodbender Scoop 33 Chair
An elegant steam-bent timber chair formed fthrough thirty-three carefully executed bends, Scoop 33 is designed by Jordan Bailiff. Providing sculptural, intuitive support to sitters, Scoop 33 embodies honesty, elegance, and enduring craftsmanship.
Best Craftsmanship Finalist: Dovetailors Flow Chair
Best Material Innovation

Cosentino Éclos
Éclos is a groundbreaking mineral surface featuring zero crystalline silica, recycled content, and patented through-body veining technology. It provides realistic aesthetics and a natural touch and feel for interior surfaces.
Finalist: Andreu World BIOThermopolymer
Best for the Planet

Andreu World Bolete Armchair
Designed by Patricia Urquiola, Bolete stands out for its ergonomics, thanks to the distinctive shape of the seat and its generous width. The upholstery is applied on a 100% recycled and recyclable Pure ECO® thermopolymer shell.
Finalist: Herman Miller Bound Sit-Stand Desking
Most Inclusive Design

One Bite Design Studio The Fountain of Technicolour Beads
In collaboration withLeigei Stone, onebite design studio transforms the open space at Clerkenwell Green into a vibrant sensory experience titled “The Fountain of Technicolor Beads.” This installation is a call to action regarding inclusivity in design, specifically raising awareness for Colour Vision Deficiency (CVD), commonly known as colour blindness.
Finalist: Herman Miller Bound Sit-Stand Desking
Best Product for Healthcare

Interface noravant timber
noravant timber is the first PVC-free resilient flooring to combine high performance, bold design flexibility, and enhanced sustainability. Available in ten wood-inspired colors, it is designed to soothe.
Best Product for Homes

Knoll International Morrison Hannah Chair
This 1973 seating design by Andrew Morrison and Bruce Hannah has been updated for modern hybrid living and working. The thoughtful revival is available in contrasting color for a joyful design or monochromatic neutrals for an elegant edge.
Finalist: Corston Architectural Detail Cotswold Lighting Collection
Best Product for Workplaces

Andreu World Velo Chair
The Velo collection responds to the latest needs of flexible working with this lightweight, ergonomic, and easy-to-use chair designed by Benjamin Hubert. Its backrest follows the sitter’s movements without the need for adjustments.
Accessories

Corston Architectural Detail Premium Hardware.
This beautifully engineered collection of spring lever handles, designed by David Gray & James Duffy, combes elegant detailing with a patented self-returning mechanism that balances performance and refinement.
Acoustics

Acoufelt Skipping Stones Ceiling Clouds
Inspired by stones skipping across water, these sculptural acoustic ceiling forms impressed the jury for transforming sound control into an expressive architectural statement.
Bath Fixtures

C.P. Hart Slide
A beautifully intuitive tap system designed by Fima, Slide replaces the traditional lever with a smooth horizontal movement designed for both elegance and ergonomic functionality.
Finalist: Dornbracht COYA
Carpet and Rugs

Shaw Contract Poetic Form Carpet Tile Collection
Inspired by poetry and geometry, Poetic Form combines texture, metallic accents, and elegant forms while optimizing for low embodied carbon.
Finalist: Ege Carpets Matter by Snøhetta
Cladding & Surfaces

Ecoscape UK Ltd Forma Click Cladding
Composite profiles click into a Grad aluminium rail substructure for a clean, fixing-free wall covering. It cuts installation labour by up to half, and is suitable for use across a wide range of both wall and ceiling constructions.
Commercial Furniture

Arper Aom
Minimal and unconventional, Aom adapts effortlessly to different contexts without changing its language. An innovative construction system eliminates the use of glue or staples, so Aom is designed for circularity.
Finalist: Teknion Aarea
Hard Flooring

Parador Harmonia Collection
Harmonia is a beautifully textured engineered wood collection inspired by the balance of nature and modernist architecture. Each of the seven surfaces draws inspiration from the tactile signatures of the world: grain, stone, and bark.
Finalist: Shaw Contract EcoWorx Resilient Flooring Art + Science
Lighting

Chelsom Groove Reading Light
A compact reading light for hospitality interiors, Groove combines precision engineering with elegant architectural detailing. It was designed by Will Chelsom and James Bartlett.
Finalist: Nordlux Akeno Pendant
Residential Furniture

Leandesk
A folding sit-stand desk that’s infinitely adjustable in height and angle, Leandesk lets you work sitting or standing with ease. It folds to just 50mm for effortless storage, and is crafted from sustainable materials.
Technology

Yellowbox Global Smart Locker System
The leading smart locker system for modern workplaces, Yellowbox is
delightful to use and effortless to manage. It offers self-serve locker access and management through an app, integration with workplace software, or a touchscreen.
Interior Designer of the Year

Asia Miari, Kettle Collective
Asia is an Interior Designer, originally from Milan, with international experience across residential, commercial, and hospitality, working with leading developers in Europe and the Middle East. Her projects stand out for their emotional sensitivity and material richness while being centered around calm, connection, and human experience.
team/asia-miari

Developed by Aldar with interiors by Kettle Collective, The Row Saadiyat is a contemporary landmark within Saadiyat Island’s Cultural District in the UAE.
Product Designer of the Year

Kerry Deffley, Design Manager, Shaw Contract EMEA
With over 20 years of experience in commercial interior design, Kerry Deffley, is a passionate advocate for customer-driven design. Her distinctive approach is grounded in her hands-on understanding of the manufacturing process. In 2025, Kerry designed the successful Creative Connections carpet tile collection, manufactured in Scotland, showcasing her ability to blend a craft-inspired vision with contemporary design thinking.

Shaw Contract’s Creative Connections collection
Studio of the Year

Oriel is a new home for the Moorfields Eye Hospital, UCL Institute of Ophthalmology and Moorfields Eye Charity.
Perkins&Will London
Perkins&Will is a global collective of designers and changemakers aspiring to create places where humanity thrives in harmony with nature. The 199-member London studio creates functional, beautiful and sustainable places through a distinctive, collaborative design process. The office also provides pro bono professional services to non-profits for whom such services would otherwise be out of reach, addressing human needs like affordable housing, childcare, healthcare, and education. With every project, the studio seeks to achieve positive social and environmental outcomes.

Acciona connects 4,000 people in a progressive workplace in Madrid, at the intersection of sustainability, community and innovation.