All Contests
Brutalist Bedroom
Craft a bedroom that celebrates raw concrete, clean geometry, and minimal décor — form meets function in stark, sculptural simplicity.
Zen Office
Create a tranquil home office with natural materials, clean lines, greenery, and minimal décor for focus and serenity.
Brutalist Bathroom
Craft a bathroom that celebrates raw concrete, clean geometry, and minimal décor — form meets function in stark, sculptural simplicity.
Mondrian Workspace
Design a home office inspired by Piet Mondrian’s grid‑based compositions — think clean lines, primary‑color accents, and functional simplicity.
Memphis Kitchen
Create a playful kitchen using bold colors, graphic patterns, and unexpected shapes à la 1980s Memphis design.
Zen Patio
Design a serene outdoor nook with natural materials, low‑profile seating, greenery, and calming water elements for ultimate relaxation.
Pop Art Bath
Create a vibrant bathroom inspired by Pop Art — think bold graphics, bright contrasts, and fun accessories.
Mid‑Century Café
Create a cozy café corner inspired by mid‑century modern: tapered legs, warm wood, and vintage lighting.
Spring Bedroom
Design a bedroom that embraces the spring season in all its glory.
Greenhouse Kitchen
Blend cooking and gardening by designing a kitchen with integrated plant beds, vertical herb walls, and natural light to cultivate both food and greenery.
Spring Bathroom
Design a bathroom that embraces the spring season in all its glory.
Eco-chic Office
Environmentally conscious interior design is about using materials with low impact on the environment. For instance only natural renewable materials, using and upcycling second hand stuff. But also providing low energy consumption is a factor to consider: thermal insulation, less artificial lights, lowering the lights. For an office interior it could mean working in flexible spaces that can be made smaller, require less heating when fewer people work (in contrast to the example) Can you think of any other design decisions resulting in a more sustainable interior?
Spring Hallway
Design a hallway or entrance to a home that embraces the spring season in all its glory.
Eco-chic Kitchen
Environmentally conscious interior design is about using materials with low impact on the environment. For instance only natural renewable materials, using and upcycling second hand stuff. But also providing low energy consumption is a factor to consider: thermal insulation, less artificial lights, lowering the lights. Can you think of any other design decisions resulting in a more sustainable kitchen design?
Syrie Maugham Bathroom
Syrie Maugham was a famous British interior designer from around 1920. She was renowned for her dominantly white interiors, but she also used glass ornaments and mirrors in her designs. Read more about Syrie Maugham on this page, do some internet research and design a bathroom inspired on the work of Syrie Maugham.