DESIGNER AWARDS 2019


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This year’s judging panel, pictured left to right, are:


JO HAMILTON – Creative Director at Jo Hamilton Interiors, Jo is widely regarded as one of the UK’s leading interior designers. She is also a respected writer, design commentator, property finder, public speaker and broadcaster.


RENÉ DEKKER – Founding Partner and Creative Director at René Dekker Design Limited, René is an award-winning interior designer known for his creative work at the luxury end of the market.


ALAN CRAWFORD – Award winning London architect and founder of Crawford Partnership Architects and Interior Designers, Alan is a vastly experienced member of the Designer Awards judging panel.


ROBIN LEVIEN – Co-founder of London design company Studio Levien. He is one of Europe’s most consistently successful product designers of the last thirty years, having designed a multitude of key products for Ideal Standard during that time.


COLIN WONG – Edinburgh-based Creative & MD of Award-winning kitchen & bathroom studio Kitchens Defined (a division of the Development Direct Group), Colin is himself a multiple award-winner at the Designer Awards as well as several other industry accolades.


MARTIN ALLEN-SMITH – Editor of Designer Kitchen & Bathroom magazine, Martin brings a broad overview to the judging task, having overseen the awards process since joining the magazine 14 years ago.


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