Meet one of our makers for 2023, our 2022 part 2 winner, Chloe Watts.

Meet one of our makers for 2023, our 2022 winner, Tom Hancock.

We would like to give a HUGE Colour in Design Award thank you to @deasyceramics for creating these wonderful trophies for 2021. 

They are original pieces that have been made by our talented 2020 one to watch Laura Deasy.

Hazel was spotted by the judges as a One to Watch in 2018 and commissioned to create a unique Colour in Design Awards for 2020. 

Inspired by a statue of the Muses in the V&A Hazel painted a circular canvas in which she captures the collaboration, support and kindness of creativity.

Every Colour in Design Award trophy is a unique piece of work commissioned from a talented ‘One to Watch’ spotted by the judges.

In 2020 one has been designed and made by ceramicist Alice Walton who was exhibiting her work in the Future Heritage exhibition at Decorex. Find out more about this talented maker.

In 2019 the first award was made by the very talented Domenica Landin.

Domenica was spotted by CIDA at the Decorex Future Heritage exhibition in 2018. Her vibrant metal sculptures captured the fluid quality of fine silk and brought colour to life in a unique and inspiring way.

"It was a great privilege to be asked to make the colour in design award. Throughout my final year at university I worked extremely hard to create work that I am proud of which, I believe I succeeded in."

The CIDA Award (for part 1 of New Designers) has been designed by one of last years' ‘One to Watch’ jewellery designer Adrienn Pesti. 

Adrienn has created this unique piece for the winner of the first of 2 Colour in Design Awards which will be presented at the New Designers show this year. 

Daniel Evans-Pughe is a British based Ceramicist and Sculptural Artist specialising in the art of crystalline glazing. By creating very precise conditions (and with a bit of luck) he coaxes zinc silicate crystals to grow throughout the glaze.