Green Furniture Award

Welcome to the Green Furniture Award - the design competition for Outstanding Sustainable Design!

 

The Green Furniture Award is run by the design studio 'Berhin Studios. The jury has a mix from authorities in sustainable design and the furniture industry.  Green Furniture Sweden produce five of the contributions from 2009 and 2011.

 

A spin off of the Award, has been that several of the winners has joined Berhin Studios' freelance team working on sustainable furniture design for European brands. We also receive an increasing amount of good contributions, and top designs from the award 2011 and on will, in agreement with the designer, also be presented to a selection of these brands.

 

Outstanding Sustainable Design incorporates aspects such as the choice and sourcing of material, production methods, efficient use of materials and ways of disassembling and recycling. Outstanding Sustainable Design also meaning a piece of furniture to keep and treasure – with a story to tell, that ages in a nice way, that can last beyond current trends and have the potential of becoming a classic.

 

The Green Furniture Award consists of the following prizes:

 

1) A first prize of 50 000 SEK (approx. 5000 Euro)
The contribution winning the first Prize will be exhibited at the Stockholm Furniture Fair
2) A second prize of 30 000 SEK (approx. 3000 Euro) 
3) A third prize of 20 000 SEK (approx. 2000 Euro) 

2009 and 2010 two additional Honourable Mentions were also awarded. In 2011 the same contribution was awarded 1st, 2nd and 3rd prize and four Honourable Mentions were awarded.

 

 

Official Award ceremony at the Stockholm Furniture Fair in the beginning of February each year.

 

 

See further:

Rules

Application 2012

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Green Furniture Award 2011 winner Maria Westerberg being photographed on her T-shirt Chair after the Award ceremony at Stockholm Furniture Fair


 
First Prize Winner 2010, "Leaf Lamp" 
by Peter Schumacher, Australia
 
Third Prize Winner 2009, "Fiction"
book case by Johanna Landin, Sweden