2022 Awards gallery

Interior designers worldwide submitted their most inspiring designs created using Compusoft and 2020 applications. With over 850 entries in 12 categories, we're ready to announce the winners!

Meet the winners

Kitchen Category Winner: Catherine Ouimet, Cuisine3D360

This realistic design uses textures and colors to create a classy, elegant look with a touch of modern! —Alan Dove, NKBA

Bath Category Winner: Sarah Shoe, CSI Kitchen and Bath Studio

Sarah uses warm colors to add to the luxurious and spa-like feel of this bathroom.
—Alan Dove, NKBA

360° Panorama Category Winner: Brittany Hutt, Cabinets.com

While laundry may seem like a mundane task, this space lends a zen-like feel. This is a laundry room I would want in my own home!—Alan Dove, NKBA

Kitchen Category Winner: Aurore Guy, QUADRILLAGE

The clever mix of textures and materials shows the designer's grasp not only of kitchen design but also the capabilities of design software to help clients envisage the kitchen in their own home.
—Rebecca Nottingham, KBB Review

Bath Category Winner: Michael Donovan, CW Interiors

The design shows Michael's understanding of how his clients live and what they want from their bathroom — the recessed shelving highlights this. —Rebecca Nottingham, KBB Review

360° Panorama Category Winner: Idil Sindir, Hive Architectural Design Consultancy Ltd

Despite covering a vast space and multiple rooms, the attention to detail is superb. This realistic render would help clients envisage the design in their home. —Rebecca Nottingham, KBB Review

Educational Space Category Winner: Marianne Box, Hertz Furniture

The use of different colors with lighting accents makes a fun and inspiring space for students. The layout provides ample room while supplying a diversity of stations for planning, building and playing. —Melissa Skolnick, Bellow Press/BOF

Small Office Space Category Winner: Jenna Kurtz, Ethosource

This design does so much with so little, allowing two people to meet with the principal, along with a waiting area. The space is flexible and can be rearranged to support larger groups while providing ample desk space. —Melissa Skolnick, Bellow Press/BOF

Large Office Space Category Winner: Bill McCourt, The City Desk Company

Bill has designed a diverse space — great for teams to work collaboratively and also perfect for staff to meet customers. Teams can work together in the large conference room, in smaller groups at work stations or independently in private offices. —Melissa Skolnick, Bellow Press/BOF

Winner Kitchen Category Winner: Jose Garcia, BC3 KITCHENS

I really enjoy the lighting, layout and textures used to bring the space together. —Gaëtan Ménard, ESPRITMEUBLE

Innoplus Bath Category Winner: Aymeric Staudt, BRAUN et BALTES distribution

This is truly an original space, highlighted by the decorative elements. The visible piping is amazing! —Gaëtan Ménard, ESPRITMEUBLE

Showcase 360° Any Space Category Winner: Elena Demkina, Palazzo Kitchens Auckland

We really like the design of this beautifully organized space. The layout of the room and different texture is the perfect luxurious addition to any home. —2020

Most Innovative Design Winner: Yaprak Yalcinkaya, ODA Interiors

What an impressive and unique bathroom! Every element is orginal. The use of stone creates a zen-like space. —Caesarstone

Trendiest Design Winner: Magali Hernandez, La Maison des Archis – La Valette

Magali played with patterns, shapes and angles in this trendy space! She created a truly personable home, not falling into the trap of generating a beautiful but soulless design. —Aran Cucine

Best Overall Design Winner: Anna Ozga, Prestons Kitchens

Every single element of the design is so well thought out from the angle of the rendering to showcase the entire space to the peronal touches to make the multi-functional space feel like a space we want to relax in. —9to5 seating