A’ Design Awards & Competition – Last Call for Entries
A’ Design Awards is the world’s largest industry accolade. The platform works to advertise and advocate good design in a range of disciplines and applications: everything from interior design to the crafts. A wide array of categories include Good Industrial Design Award, Good Architecture Design Award, Good Product Design Award, Good Communication Design Award, Good Service Design Award, Good Fashion Design Award and many more. In this light, A’ Design seeks to celebrate work that demonstrates how art can shape the future. A fair review process furthers this mandate. Entries will be judged by an international jury panel of scholars, professionals and media members. The platform brings together the world of practitioners, buyers, critics and journalists. With such exposure, winners are given a well-deserved professional boost. Additional benefits include an exhibition, inclusion in a yearbook, public relations, publicity, a world design ranking, participation at an annual gala, new business contacts, score sheets, exclusive
interviews, a trophy and consideration for the designer of the year award.
Register here before 28 February. Find out more about the competition here. Results will be announced to the public and on tlmagazine.com on April 15.
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