The INT Interior Design Awards is proud to announce the release of the INT Interior Design Awards 2025 Winners Book, a curated yearbook documenting the awarded projects of the 2025 edition. The publication brings together interior design work from studios and designers across more than 35 countries, offering a global overview of contemporary interior practice.

The Winners Book presents a diverse range of residential, commercial, hospitality, workplace, and public interiors recognized by the INT jury for clarity of concept, quality of execution, and the ability to shape meaningful spatial experiences. Through carefully selected photography and concise project narratives, the book highlights how interior design continues to respond to cultural context, functional needs, and evolving ways of living and working.

A Global Snapshot of Contemporary Interior Design

The 2025 edition reflects the growing international reach of the INT Interior Design Awards. Submissions were received from designers and studios worldwide, each contributing a distinct perspective on how interiors influence daily life. The resulting selection illustrates the breadth of approaches shaping contemporary interior design today, from calm, wellness-oriented residential environments to expressive commercial and public spaces designed to engage communities.

As an annual publication, the Winners Book serves both as a visual reference and as an editorial overview of current directions within the interior design field. It offers readers insight into how thoughtful design decisions, across scales and typologies, can elevate experience and create lasting impact.

Featured 2025 Awardees

The Winners Book includes Interior Design of the Year recipients and category winners from the 2025 INT Interior Design Awards, including projects recognized for excellence in Residential, Commercial, Public, Hospitality, and specialized interior categories.

Among the featured projects are:

• Watertown Exploratory Labs (WELL) by Elkus Manfredi Architects,
  Commercial Interior Design of the Year

• Aux Mille-Voix High School by TLA + UN + NEUF,
  Public Interior Design of the Year

• Walkway House by FGMF,
  Residential Interior Design of the Year

The publication also features awarded projects across hospitality, workplace, museum and exhibition, and residential categories, reflecting the diversity and depth of this year’s program.

The full list of awarded projects is available in the INT Winners Gallery.

The 2025 Winners Book

The INT Interior Design Awards 2025 Winners Book documents the ideas, processes, and spaces that stood out to the international jury in this year’s edition. It serves as a lasting record of achievement for the awardees and as a source of inspiration for designers, studios, and industry professionals worldwide.

A digital preview of the Winners Book is available and provides access to selected pages and featured projects included in the publication.

Looking Ahead

With each edition, the INT Interior Design Awards continues to strengthen its role as a global platform for interior design excellence. As the program looks ahead to future editions, INT remains committed to expanding its international presence and fostering a globally connected design community.

Designers and studios are invited to take part in the 2026 edition of the INT Interior Design Awards and contribute to the upcoming Winners Book.