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Highlighting the World’s Most Compelling Spatial Design
The shortlist for the interiors category of the international design and architecture award "Dezeen Awards 2025" has been announced. Now in its eighth edition, Dezeen Awards continues to attract global attention across architecture, interiors, and design. This year's shortlisted projects feature a wide range of spatial design by both emerging talent and established global names. NPO Aoyama Design Forum (ADF) is once again supporting Dezeen Awards 2025 as an official media partner.
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Aesop Store Las Salesas, Ciszak Dalmas and Matteo Ferrari, Madrid, Spain
Photo credit: Salva López
In total, over 4,300 entries were submitted from more than 85 countries. A total of 269 projects have been shortlisted across 49 categories spanning architecture, interiors, design, and sustainability. The top five submitting countries were the United States, United Kingdom, China, Australia, and Japan.
Retail interior (small)
Aesop Store Las Salesas, Ciszak Dalmas and Matteo Ferrari, Madrid, Spain
Photo credit: Salva López
Retail interior (small)
Aesop Store Las Salesas, Ciszak Dalmas and Matteo Ferrari, Madrid, Spain
Photo credit: Salva López
The interiors shortlist includes globally renowned studios such as Herzog & de Meuron, Foster + Partners, Olson Kundig Architects, Heatherwick Studio, and Neri & Hu. Alongside these well-known names, ambitious and experimental work from small studios also features prominently, reflecting the diversity of voices shaping contemporary spatial design.
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- Workplace interior (small) Bluelion Studios, Foster Lomas Architects, London, UK Photo credit: Edmund Sumner
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- Workplace interior (small) Bluelion Studios, Foster Lomas Architects, London, UK Photo credit: Edmund Sumner
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- Residential interior (large) Casabella di Como, Tuckey Design Studio, Lombardy, Italy Photo credit: Dario Borruto
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- Residential interior (large) Casabella di Como, Tuckey Design Studio, Lombardy, Italy Photo credit: Dario Borruto
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- Hotel and short-stay interior La Dolce Vita Orient Express, Dimore Studio, Italy Photo credit: Mr Tripper
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- Hotel and short-stay interior La Dolce Vita Orient Express, Dimore Studio, Italy Photo credit: Mr Tripper
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- Hotel and short-stay interior La Dolce Vita Orient Express, Dimore Studio, Italy Photo credit: Mr Tripper
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- Workplace interior (large) Norton Folgate, Universal Design Studio, London, UK Photo credit: Felix Speller
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- Workplace interior (large) Norton Folgate, Universal Design Studio, London, UK Photo credit: Felix Speller
Claire Barrett, Dezeen's Awards and Events Director, commented, "It’s exciting to see how Dezeen Awards continues to champion not only established architects and designers but also young and emerging studios. In fact, more than 60 percent of this year’s entries came from small studios."
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- Bar and cafe interior Odem, Nice Projects, Singapore Photo credit: Lisa Cohen
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- Bar and cafe interior Odem, Nice Projects, Singapore Photo credit: Lisa Cohen
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- Restaurant interior Onyx Æther, URBA and EJTECH, Budapest, Hungary Photo credit: Matti Varga
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- Restaurant interior Onyx Æther, URBA and EJTECH, Budapest, Hungary Photo credit: Matti Varga
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- Retail interior (large) Paris Texas Headquarters, Studioboom, Milan, Italy Photo credit: Matteo Triola
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- Residential interior (small) Pink Affair, Miriam Barrio Estudio, Barcelona, Spain Photo credit: Salva López
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- Retail interior (large) Paris Texas Headquarters, Studioboom, Milan, Italy Photo credit: Matteo Triola
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- Residential interior (small) Pink Affair, Miriam Barrio Estudio, Barcelona, Spain Photo credit: Salva López
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- Workplace interior (large) The Malin South Gulch, Róisín Lafferty, Nashville, USA Photo credit: Alpha Smoot
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- Workplace interior (large) The Malin South Gulch, Róisín Lafferty, Nashville, USA Photo credit: Alpha Smoot
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- Retail interior (small) Tojiro Knife Gallery Osaka, L/O and Katata Yoshihito Design, Osaka, Japan Photo credit: Masaaki Inoue
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- Retail interior (small) Tojiro Knife Gallery Osaka, L/O and Katata Yoshihito Design, Osaka, Japan Photo credit: Masaaki Inoue
Shortlists for architecture, interiors, and design were released between October 6 and 9, 2025, on the official Dezeen website. The final winners will be announced during the Dezeen Awards 2025 ceremony to be held at Exhibition White City in London on November 25. Tickets for the awards party are available at £180 for this year’s entrants and £225 for general attendees.
About Dezeen
Dezeen is one of the world’s most influential architecture and design magazines, with a monthly readership of over 10 million. Its global audience spans every continent, with the United States, United Kingdom, China, Canada, Australia, and India among its top readership countries.
About Dezeen Award
Organised by Dezeen, Dezeen Awards has rapidly grown into one of the most respected international awards programmes in architecture, interiors, and design. Now in its eighth year, it is recognized for its high-profile judges and rigorous evaluation standards.
Headline Sponsor: Bentley Motors
The headline sponsor for Dezeen Awards 2025 is Bentley Motors, one of the world’s most prestigious luxury automotive brands. Based in Crewe, UK, Bentley manages all aspects of design, R&D, engineering, and production for its five model lines. The company has long collaborated with architects, interior designers, and furniture brands, with notable results such as the Bentley Home collection and Bentley Residence Miami – the first of many global co-designed real estate and interior design projects.
