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PRIZE MONEY

INR 400000

The House Interiors 2.0

Category: Interior Design

The Winners Are Here.

For months, over 900+ designers across 5 countries asked themselves one quiet question — what makes a home feel like home? — and answered it in ways that moved us.

They looked inward. Past the rooms, past the furniture, into the colours we return to, the corners we protect, the small rituals we build our days around. The result is a collection of interiors that don't just look like home — they feel like it.

 

With so much joy, we unveil the Winners, the 15 Honourable Mentions, and the Top 50 designs — every one of them a reminder that home is not built, but felt.

To every designer who poured a piece of themselves onto a single sheet — thank you. You pushed boundaries, you told the truth, and you reminded us why we do this. Win or not, you showed up and imagined something honest. That is its own kind of victory.

 

Certificates are now ready to download.

Step inside. Explore the homes that designers around the world dreamed from the inside out.

Winners
Category :
Jury : Nina Puri | Sir David Adjaye OM OBE | Dipen Gada | Lucy Tilley | Snehal Suthar | Yohannes Bereket | Bhadri Suthar
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Prize in

The House Interiors 2.0

Organised by Archdais Pvt. Ltd.

winner-project

Team Members

  • Swati Goenka

    India , Interior Designer

  • monish kumar siripurapu

Jury comments

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Dipen Gada

Nice Experiments and hand works

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Lucy Tilley

A mature and emotionally resonant project with exceptional integration of culture, craft, materiality, and spatial storytelling. The proposal feels deeply rooted, resolved, and architecturally convincing.

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Yohannes Bereket

Great use of materials and sensitive approach to laying out spaces, and inspiration to the mixed cultures. The refined use of materials is also well thought through but would have benefited from being explored more within the proposal and visualised.

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Prize in

The House Interiors 2.0

Organised by Archdais Pvt. Ltd.

winner-project

Team Members

  • JINEESH K JOIS

    India , Architect

  • ABEERAH ANDRABI

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  • ANUSREE P

Jury comments

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Dipen Gada

Nice Project, Controlled Pallate, Presentation could be better - too cramp

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Lucy Tilley

A compelling narrative-driven project where memory, landscape, and materiality are integrated with sensitivity and clarity. The banyan tree becomes a powerful architectural anchor.

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Yohannes Bereket

Great indoor and outdoor spaces with good use of natural light and tone done material to create atmospheric rooms of differing quality.

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Prize in

The House Interiors 2.0

Organised by Archdais Pvt. Ltd.

winner-project

Team Members

  • Studio Arcon

    India , Architect, Company

Jury comments

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Dipen Gada

Nice practical - executed project

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Lucy Tilley

Sensitive use of light, courtyard planning, and material warmth creates a calm residential atmosphere.

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