Commercial - Corporate (small) - 15,000 SF and under
Stephany Eaton
First Place
A small reception, big impression: Thoughtfully designed to maximize a compact space, this area blends curated art, bespoke branding, and inviting ambiance.
Stephany Eaton
Second Place
The central corridor balances woodgrain textures and tranquil blue tones, unifying the angular layout while leading seamlessly to the executive hub and boardroom.
Commercial - Institutional
Shelter Architecture
First Place
Visible from the neighborhood, the concierge station consolidates all patron services into one immediately identifiable location. This simplification of the patron experience, composed of welcoming wood and a silky custom concrete top, creates a highly approachable first point of contact.
Commercial - Hospitality - Service
Nicole Sirek, CID, ASID, NCIDQ, David Miller, AIA, Ashlyn Grynol, Associate AIA, Sarah Davis, IIDA
First Place
Residential - Powder Room
David Heide Design Studio
First Place
Jennfer Austin McGrath, Fine House Interiors + Design and Jennifer Ball, Jennifer Ball Interiors
Second Place
Residential - Bathroom 100SF and under
Kate Roos
First Place
A marble clad bath, with polished nickel accents, a pale bue vanity, and a layout that works around existing window locations.
Kari Campbell Interiors
Second Place
Residential - Bathroom 101SF and over
Nancy Baker, Allied ASID
First Place
Katie Brandt Interiors
Second Place
The entrance to a magical master bathroom! The spectacular mural from Designers Guild with the matching fabric selected for the lucite bench.
Residential - Bedroom Suite
Todd Hansen, Allied ASID; Madison Bose, Allied ASID
First Place
A recessed niche for bathing supplies was included in the wainscoting to eliminate the need for storage furniture for as minimal expression as possible.
Christine Frisk & Jessica Tschida
Second Place
Soft hues and glorious views make this a soothing retreat. Whether, sleeping, reading or watching, this space gives our client the perfect getaway.
Residential - Kitchen 250 SF and under
Lisa Pope
First Place
Kimberly Niosi Niosi Interior Design
Second Place
The kitchen has a specially made knife to create the molding on the cabinets and throughout the residence. The quartzite is a special lot of Taj Mahal. the cabinets are designed to have the moldings sinuously transition down the cabinets and drawers.
Residential - Kitchen 251-400 SF
Kate Roos
First Place
The fully symmetrical sink wall features a 40" apron front sink, soapstone counters and backsplash. and a glimse of the breakfast area.
Todd Hansen, Allied ASID, and Team
Second Place
An overscaled multi-pane picture window, a Lundie favorite, was added facing the wooded rear yard to bring in light. The pale gray color is just a shade lighter than that of the 1948 kitchen
Residential - Kitchen 401 SF and over
Anna Fast, Lighthouse Construction
First Place
Christine Frisk & Jessica Tschida
Second Place
Views to pantry and dining room. Custom tinted island to capture the perfect blue stain, allowing the grain to pop through. Cool textiles to soften the palette.
Residential - Multiple Rooms/Entire Residence 1,000 SF and under
Lucy Penfield, Allied ASID and Ryan Welters, ASID
First Place
This Carl Graffunder 1964 time-capsule, a modest 866 SF designed for modern day, lives large with restraint. Sustainable cork floor, teak plywood paneling, wood trusses live comfortably with classic mid-century furniture.
Sarah Hughes, Allied ASID
Second Place
The previous bedroom space was transformed to an open plan living, dining, kitchenette space enlivened by red window sashes and colorful accessories.
Residential - Multiple Rooms/Entire Residence 1,001 -3,000 SF
Discrete Designs
First Place
A variety of tactile finishes were used to create interest and engage the senses. The lighting is striking but does not block sightlines.
Maureen Grace Haggerty
Second Place
The captivating views serve as inspiration! All furnishings, materials and colors purposefully culled from nature. Rooting the interiors into the surrounding landscape-bridges both.
Residential - Multiple Rooms/Entire Residence 3,001 - 6,000 SF
Sarah Olsen & Samantha Wittich
First Place
Great Room with Samsung TV to change seasonal artwork.
Christine Frisk & Olivia Jones
Second Place
The views are central in this living space. Warm wood on the floor and ceiling, unifies and lifts to the clerestory windows.
Residential - Multiple Rooms/Entire Residence 6,001 SF and over
David Wehrspann
First Place
Jim Kuiken Design
First Place
The Great Room anchored by a large natural stone fireplace expresses the home's theme of functional, sophisticated comfort with old world charm and natural light
Residential - Singular Living/Special Purpose Space 300 SF and under
Shane Spencer & David Wehrspann
First Place
Michael Rataczak
Second Place
Residential - Singular Living/Special Purpose Space 301 - 600 SF
Jennifer Ball, Jennifer Ball Interiors & Jennifer Austin McGrath, Fine House Interiors + Design
First Place
Kaitlyn Stokes
Second Place
Residential - Singular Living/Special Purpose Space 601 SF and over
Bruce Kading, ASID Eric Kaufmann, Allied ASID Craig Hoffman, Allied ASID And Team Bruce Kading Interior Design
First Place
The interior design team challenged themselves to make the building appear to be an authentic, centuries-old European barn that has slowly evolved over many decades.
Kaitlyn Stokes
Second Place
Residential - Show House Room or Model Home Room
Tim Mohnkern
First Place
Kate Roos, Nicole Sirek, Nancy Baker
Second Place
Looking into the kitchen from the Scullery
Residential - Vacation Home
Lucy Penfield, Allied ASID and Team
First Place
A getaway from the every day hustle, this Family Cabin nestles quietly within the landscape. The interior and exterior flow seamlessly capturing panoramic views of the lake and wildlife.
David Heide Design Studio
Second Place
Residential - Specialty
Lucy Penfield, Allied ASID and Ryan Welters, ASID and Tim Mohnkern TDM Design, Allied ASID
First Place
Imagine Theater - a young girl with a heart condition's dream comes true! Nestled in the backyard, the glass doors open creating a performance stage and audience platform for family and neighbors.
Residential - Children's Bedroom/Youth Space
Lucy Penfield, Allied ASID, Ryan Welters, ASID, and Team
First Place
Fairytale Children's Bedroom is inspired by Mary Poppins. Charming bed canopies frame the restored antique beds. Old-fashioned treasure trunks for toys and vintage Babar prints for nostalgia.
Custom Designed Object/Detail
Christine Frisk & Olivia Jones
First Place
Close up of door. Note the modeled color and texture. It's not until you are close are you able to see this aspect.
Bruce Kading, ASID Eric Kaufmann, Allied ASID Craig Hoffman, Allied ASID And Team Bruce Kading Interior Design
Second Place
The interior designer hand-drew every detail in the 10,000-sq.-ft. car barn, including the massive, hand-crafted posts and beams with wide metal collars and brackets.
Historic Restoration/Preservation
Shane Spencer & David Wehrspann
First Place
Shane Spencer & David Wehrspann
Second Place
Universal Design
Shelter Architecture
First Place
A zero-threshold entry at the front door makes accessing the home easy for visitors of all abilities. An attached, heated garage allows for easy transfer from vehicles.
Biophilic
Sarah Hughes, Allied ASID
First Place
Complexity and order are balanced by framing a non-repeating garden themed mural with regular panels around the room. Live plants and colorful accessories harmonize happily.
Student - Residential
Ella Darger
First Place
Kitchen View of the Interior Windows & Dining Room custom shelving/banquette
Caitlin Drews
Second Place
Recessed ceiling mirrors the island’s shape, highlighting the spirit of gathering. Earthy green cabinetry and black accents reflect the hues of the Ojibwe Medicine Wheel.