NeoCon Showroom and Booth Design Winners Announced

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KI had the winning showrooms

The International Interior Design Association (IIDA) and Contract announced the winners of the 21st annual Showroom and Booth Design Competition at NeoCon in June.

"This annual competition challenges designers and manufactuers to create a unique experience that educates and entertains in limited space," says Cheryl S. Durst, Hon. FIIDA, IIDA's executive vice president and CEO. "The winning showrooms and booths at this year's competition were not only visually stunning, but they created a lasting impression on attendees–illustrating a true celebration of design."

The Winners were chosen based on originaility in design, visual appeal, and effective use of materials, as well as remarkable implementation of color, texture, lighting, and graphics. KI won in the Showrooms Greater than or Equal to 4,000 Square Feet category for its space designed by Sheila LaCount and Chandler Pierce. In the Showrooms Less than 4,000 Square Feet category, 3form won for its showroom designed by Standard Issue Design. 

Christine Hart, Anne Gibson, and Kimberly Lindstrom of Gensler Chicago conceived the Universal Fibers space that won in the Booths Greater Than or Equal to 400 Square Feet category. Benjamin Moore's booth by LionHeart won in the Booths Less than 400 Square Feet category.

The jurors were Rebecca Dorris Steiger, IIDA, of ZGF; Peggy Hoffman, IIDA, of Buffalo Design; Wendi Reynolds-Donahue, IIDA, of Nashville Office Interiors; and Amy Todd, IIDA, of Bostwick Design Partnership. - Will Speros 

Gold and Silver Awards

Healthcare Seating: Guest/Lounge

Gold Award

32. KI: MyPlace
Designer: KI

Winner Profile: KI

MyPlace

Gold Award: Healthcare: Guest/Lounge Seating

MyPlace is a simple. adaptive, and configurable lounge system. It serves as a backbone to accommodate a variety of work styles in a range of settings, from individual focus areas to open regenerative spaces. MyPlace allows for the creation of flexible areas for small groups to work privately but transforms easily into larger configurations for gathering areas and lounge environments. 

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