Banánka House, near Piešťany – finalist in the New Construction category and the International Architects Award, and overall winner of the 21st annual competition. Photo: BoysPlayNice
The Interior of the Year competition has long been one of the most significant platforms for showcasing high-quality interior architecture in the Czech Republic. Every year, it presents an overview of the best projects in the fields of residential, office, public, and commercial interiors, while also setting the standard for quality across the entire industry.
A Home Where Time Flows, Prague – Private Interior (Renovation) category. Photo: Václav Beran
Is your project an interior that was designed and completed in the past year and deserves professional recognition? Now is the perfect moment to step out of the shadows and present it to a wider audience of both professionals and the general public.
Past editions of the competition have shown that a well-thought-out interior is not just a matter of aesthetics, but also of functionality, the use of space, light, and materials. Award-winning projects often resonate not only with experts but also with investors and clients seeking inspiration and high-quality architectural solutions.
As the media partner of the competition, we at LEXXUS NORTON have long observed the significant role that high-quality interior design plays in property value and overall user comfort. We therefore view the Interior of the Year competition as an important platform that connects architecture, design, and the real estate market.
If you have a project you’re proud of, don’t miss this opportunity. Submitting your entry is the first step toward having your project ranked among the most interesting interiors of the year and receiving the attention it deserves.
You can download the entry form for the Interior of the Year 2025 competition via this link.
W Prague – Public Interior I category. Photo: Eric Laignel and Jiří Lízler
