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RED DOT AWARDS

The Red Dot Award is an international prize awarded for design excellence in a number of categories, including product, communication and design concept. The award has a strong reputation as one of the world's leading design awards, attracting thousands of entrants from around the world each year.

The Red Dot Award was established in 1955 by a group of German designers and has been awarded every year since then. Over the years, many of the world's leading designers and brands have received a Red Dot award - including Porsche, LG, Samsung, Adidas and many more. The award has been recognized as an important marker of design excellence and has been a source of pride and inspiration for those who have received it.

Today, the Red Dot Award has become a global event that brings together designers, industry experts and stakeholders from around the world to celebrate design excellence and innovation. Each year, a grand ceremony is held where the winners are presented to the public and recognized for their contributions to the design world. The Red Dot Award remains one of the most recognized and coveted design awards in the world, serving as a symbol of design excellence and innovation. The organization continues to award the most innovative and forward-thinking designs that inspire and excite designers and consumers around the world.


 
Image by Davide Ragusa under Unsplash License, June 30, 2015.
The story of the Red Dot Award

The story of the Red Dot Award

The Red Dot Award was founded in 1955 by a group of German designers and business people who wanted to recognize and celebrate design excellence. They believed that design was an essential factor in the development of technology and growth and that it was important to recognize design that was both functional and aesthetically pleasing.
 
The founders of the Red Dot Award wanted to create an international award that would support designers and companies in their efforts to create innovative and sustainable products. They also wanted to serve as a platform to foster collaboration between designers, companies and other relevant stakeholders.
 
In the early years of the award, it was awarded in a number of categories including furniture, textiles, toys and other consumer products. Since then, the Red Dot Award has expanded its reach to include product, communication and design concepts, attracting thousands of entrants from around the world.
 
Image by J. Walsh under the Creative Commons 2.0 License, March 1, 2014.

Lamps that have won a Red Dot Award

2023


  • Inlay Round ceiling light from Light-Point

    2022


  • Pure from HEAVN
  • Geen-A floor lamp from Kartell
  • Signe Hue Gradiant floor lamp
  • LightStrips from Philips Hue

    2021


  • Qu from IP44.de

    2020


  • Soho from Light-Point
  • Vantage from Light-Point
  • Stay from Nordlux, now distributed by Design for the People
  • Lix from IP44.de
  • 2019


  • Ani from Blomus
  • Dia from IP44.de
  • Lantern from Light-Point
  • Space B from Nordlux
  • Outdoor Lightstrip from Phillips Hue

    2018


  • Front from Nordlux
  • Strap from Nordlux, now distributed by Design for the People
  • Slat from IP44.de
  • Artist from Nordlux, now distributed by Design for the People
  • Yoy from Innermost

    2016


  • FollowMe from Marset

    2015


  • Nikau from David Trubridge
  • Snowflake from David Trubridge

    2014


  • Ascent from Luceplan
  • Rea from Artemide
  • Demetra from Artemide