AWARDS

Pellegrini’s Espresso Bar by Smith, Tracey, Lyon and Brock

Di Stasio Carlton by Hassell

Adelaide Festival Pavilion – The Summerhouse by CO-AP

Ace Hotel Sydney by Flack Studio

Rocco’s Bologna Discoteca by Congrats Agency

Pronto by Via Porta by Studio Esteta

Baker Bleu Hawksburn by IF Architecture

The Common by Sullivan Skinner

Music Room by Dion Hall

Across seven categories, 18 projects received commendations in the 2022 Eat Drink Design Awards.

Across seven primary categories, 112 entries will progress the next stage of judging.

In the Best Restaurant Design category, 38 project have been shortlisted.

In the Best Bar Design category, 22 projects have been shortlisted.

In the Best Cafe Design category, 14 projects have been shortlisted.

In the Best Hotel Design category, six projects have been shortlisted.

In the Best Retail Design category, 16 projects have been shortlisted.

In the Best Installation Design category, two projects were shortlisted.

In the Best Identity Design category, 14 projects have been shortlisted.

The 19th annual Australian Interior Design Awards have been announced, with the winner of the premier award demonstrating how masterful design can unlock the “immense potential and possibility” of a building.

Stable and Cart House by Clare Cousins Architects

Embodying the essence of good design, this simple interior has been able to evolve over time, deepening its authenticity.

This jointly awarded project champions longevity and the importance of thinking about sustainability in regards to long-term use.

The jury was impressed with this project’s reuse of two abandoned buildings, as well as its myriad sustainability certifications.

This project strikingly manages a complex series of spaces through an extraordinary use of materiality and light.

Evoking a sense of “urbanness,” this winning workplace is a true reflection of the organization’s brand.

The winning project impressed the jury with a clever and inventive approach with exemplary detailing and artisanship.

A highly elegant outcome with robust and durable materials and achieves a striking balance of utility and comfort.

Bold and practice new insertions in a heritage space won the jury over with its well-executed balance and restraint.

The jury was unanimous in its choice of winner in this category, with a project that displays a “wonderful spirit”.

A multi-sensory exhibition that incorporates scent, sound and light with space and exquisite pieces of joinery.