Dezeen has announced the best 10 winning projects in Design category for Dezeen Awards 2019, the award program - now in its second edition - identifies the world's most outstanding new architecture, interiors, design and studios.

Dezeen Awards' each category identifies the 10 winning projects which are named as the best projects in the world. The winning design projects include: the world's first silent wireless breast pump by Elvie; 3D-printed protective public seating by Joe Doucet and a self-cleaning water bottle by LARQ. 

The Design category winning projects were first judged by a panel of 25 leading architects, then were selected by Dezeen's master jury, comprising French designer Philippe Starck, Atelier NL co-founder Lonny van Ryswyck, experiential designer Nelly Ben Hayoun, co-founder of Front Sofia Lagerkvist, British-Nigerian designer Yinka Ilori, and Design Miami curatorial director Aric Chen.

Dezeen master jury will select one project which will be named overall architecture project of the year from among the ten winning projects for each category. The overall winner for Design category will be announced at the Dezeen Awards 2019 party in London on 30 October. In addition, the best emerging and established studios will be announced at the Dezeen Awards party in London on 30 October.

World Architecture Community is official media partner for this year's Dezeen Awards and will be bringing the hot topics, winners and other news related to the program to its readers. 

Scroll down to see the best 10 winning projects for Design category for Dezeen Awards 2019:

Image courtesy of Panter & Tourron

Furniture design of the year: Tense by Panter & Tourron

Image courtesy of Joe Doucet

Seating design of the year: Rely protective public seating by Joe Doucet

Image courtesy of Studio Drift

Lighting design of the year: Franchise Freedom by Studio Drift

Image courtesy of Raw-Edges

Homeware design of the year: Backstitch by Raw-Edges for GAN

Image courtesy of Wilkhahn

Workplace design of the year: AT, 187 range by Wilkhahn

Image courtesy of Elvie

Wearable design of the year: Elvie Pump by Elvie

Image courtesy of Larq

Product design of the year: LARQ Bottle by Larq

Image courtesy of MIT Media Lab

Sustainable design of the year: Aguahoja I by MIT Media Lab

Image courtesy of  Re-public

Graphic design of the year: Hafnia-Hallen by Re-public

Image © Felix Gerlach and Martin Spencer

Installation design of the year: 17000 by Skaparkollektivet Forma

Top image: 17000 by Skaparkollektivet Forma, © Felix Gerlach and Martin Spencer

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