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The Best in Product & Industrial Design: 20 Winners from the A’ Design Award

Published Oct 13, 2026
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Cover: Stoa Chess Set by Fabian Haydt

We’ve been covering the A’ Design Award & Competition since 2022, and since then they’ve continued to expand into one of the world’s largest and most diverse international design competitions, celebrating outstanding work across architecture, communication design, fashion, interiors, products and more. With entries for the 2026/2027 edition now open, designers and brands can register today for a chance to put their work on the international stage.

In this feature, we’re turning our attention to industrial and product design, an expansive field covering furniture, lighting, electronics, home appliances, vehicles, watches and countless other objects that shape our everyday lives.

We’ve selected some of our favorite award-winning projects from across these categories, highlighting designs that combine fresh thinking, thoughtful functionality and a strong visual identity. From clever everyday objects to ambitious mobility concepts and beautifully resolved pieces of furniture, there’s plenty here to explore. Let’s take a look.

Transparent Turntable Wireless Vinyl Record Player by Per Brickstad
Keen Keyboard by Sho Okura
Lens Series Furniture by Eva Liu
Terix Suv by Shanghai Art and Design Academy
Jelly Transformable Modular Lighting System by Maryam Asadi
Ruby Washbasin Series by Creavit Design Team
Stoa Chess Set by Fabian Haydt
Seven Wind Chime by So Koizumi
Gac Pickup 01 Concept Car by Gac New Energy Commercial Vehicle
Leaf Pendant Light by Daniel Mato
Salvador Decorative Clock by Shelly Agronin
Morningblues A1 Transparent Speaker by Wuxi Future Mirror Display Technology
308a Multicapsule Coffee Machine by Nicola Zanetti and Federico Bosque
Seylan Sofa Set by Nastaran Khanzade
Fifpro World 11 Football Trophy by xCruza
Sume Table Lamp by Sebnem Buhara
Hoverpen Interstellar Ballpoint Pen by Novium
Vitro Wristwatch by Leonardo Liendo
Birdy Speaker by Leijing Zhou and Xin An
Ayon AI-Guided Health System for Home Use by Oliver Steiner

The projects above offer just a glimpse of the enormous range of work recognized by the A’ Design Award, showing how good product design can improve familiar objects, introduce entirely new ideas or simply make everyday experiences more enjoyable.

If you have a product, object or industrial design project of your own, registrations for the 2026/2027 edition are currently open. You can register here, with the next submission deadline set for February 28, 2027.

You can also see more award-winning designs across furniture, architecture, packaging, graphics, technology and many other disciplines.

This article is sponsored by A’ Design Award, a partner brand. To learn more about how we work with partners and sponsors, please visit this page, or get in touch with us to request a Media Kit.

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