Award
Stylepark Selected Award 2025
The Stylepark Selected Award has been given out since 2018 to recognize diverse innovations in design and architecture. It honors products and concepts that are forward-looking and offer a new approach – for architects, designers, journalists, and design enthusiasts, as well as for the company itself. The award provides a compact overview of current developments in the industry and serves as a guide.
Lodes
“Kinno”
Design: Patrick Norguet
Jury statement: “Kinno” by Patrick Norguet for Lodes impresses with its organic design, natural color nuances, and flexible installation options. Three sizes and light temperatures create aesthetic outdoor solutions with maximum aesthetics and functionality. Thanks to versatile installation accessories for walls, ceilings, floors, and ground spikes, the luminaire offers flexible solutions for different outdoor scenarios.
Laufen
“Volta”
Design: Yves Béhar
Jury statement: “Volta” by Yves Béhar for Laufen sets new standards in washbasin design by combining form and function. The gently sloping inner surfaces create a natural water vortex that prolongs the flow of water, facilitates cleaning, and raises awareness of resource conservation. The central drain creates additional space below the basin and enables a minimalist aesthetic without a classic siphon.
Plank
“SOL”
Design: Konstantin Grcic
Jury statement: “SOL” by Konstantin Grcic for Plank impresses with its unusual seat geometry, which combines comfort and mobility. The precise workmanship of solid ash wood and carefully crafted details give the lounge chair a handcrafted quality that guarantees durability. Complemented by a wide range of color options, “SOL” fits into a variety of interior design concepts.
Villeroy & Boch
“Vea”
Design: Christian Haas
Jury statement: “Vea” by Christian Haas for Villeroy & Boch impresses with its clean lines and precise technology. The ViPush function enables intuitive operation, while technologies such as SmartPressure and AquaSmart ensure a constant water flow and efficient consumption. The ceramic inlay on the control knob underscores the quality and attention to detail of the collection.
Pedrali
“Kawara”
Design: Yusuke Kawai
Jury statement: “Kawara” by Yusuke Kawai for Pedrali impresses with its maximum flexibility in terms of form and lighting design. The collection combines minimalist design with modular options and precise LED technology – ideal for a wide range of residential and commercial areas.
müller möbelfabrikation
“NEXT”
Design: Mark Braun
Jury statement: “NEXT” by Mark Braun for Müller Möbelfabrikation stands for well-thought-out functionality and customizable design. The trolley combines storage space and seating with clever details such as a sliding shelf and lockable compartment. Available in two heights and a range of RAL colors, “NEXT” offers maximum adaptability for a variety of requirements.
