The Icelandic Design Awards was rewarded for the sixth time on the 14th of November. The ceremony took place at Iðnó were the minister of tourism, industry and innovation, Þórdís Kolbrún R. Gylfadóttir gave out the main price.
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Five companies/brands are nominated for the Iceland Design Awards 2019. The winner will be announced on the 14th of November.
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The official dates of DesignMarch 2020 are 25-29th of March which means that the festival will be five days of design with one day added to the official program but of course the whole month will be a month devoted to design and architecture. 
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The search for the best design has begun. You can now nominate your favourite Icelandic design/architecture project for the Icelandic Design Award 2019.
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The Iceland Design Awards were given out for the fifth time 2 November. The ceremony took place at Kjarvalsstaðir, with Prime Minister Katrín Jakobsdóttir presenting awards in front of a full house.  meira

We are happy to announce the launching of the Nordic Design Competition with attention to sustainable chair design. Finalists and winners will be presented at the Nordic pavilion at COP24 in Poland in December. meira

Iceland Design Centre has hired Ástþór Helgason as director of Design March. meira

Iceland Design Centre will be closed for summer holidays from July 14 until August 8. Gleðilegt sumar! meira

On June 13 The Nordic House will host a seminar on current trends and concepts in interior design, seen from both the perspective of practising designers and design education. The focus will be on sustainable solutions and design for alternative future lifestyles that we might be facing sooner than we expect. meira

In this issue you can, among other things, read about the ideology and work of different designers and architects who emphasize the creative reuse of materials, seek inspiration in Iceland's cultural heritage, encourage a critical discussion of the impact of technological developments and challenge our preconceptions of the world. meira