Discover the winners of the Viefe Interior Awards 2026

In the photography category, the winning project was Casa del Til·ler, a full refurbishment of a terraced house in Manlleu (Barcelona) carried out by the studio Lacabanya Design. The Hinoki wood big handle integrates seamlessly into the kitchen, bringing a warm and comforting presence in harmony with the overall space. Architect and Diariodesign director Juan Francisco Fuentes Lojo highlighted “its architectural quality and the spatial and visual continuity, with a strong presence of natural light and high-quality materials”.

The project reorganises the home around an existing linden tree, transformed into the true protagonist of the space and a key bioclimatic element for comfort and the relationship between indoors and outdoors. The jury especially valued the way the proposal combines construction tradition and contemporaneity through natural materials, light and spatial continuity. In particular, Pepa Casado, expert in habitat trends, pointed out “the way it integrates natural materials such as wood, clay and mineral finishes with a contemporary reading of traditional construction. Interior and exterior engage in an organic dialogue without losing warmth or character”. 

In the render category, the winning project was SPIRIT by Andrei Koshaleu.

A minimalist-inspired bathroom with a wabi-sabi atmosphere where the honesty of materials, stone, wood and natural textures, creates a serene and conceptual space. In this sense, Florian Kallus & Sebastian Schneider from the German studio KASCHKASCH highlighted the “freshness and innovation of the graphic arrangement of the cork wall hooks”.

The project stands out for the way it integrates Viefe’s Piece wall hook, arranged in a graphic composition inspired by braille that also forms the word “SPIRIT”, the name of the project itself, turning a functional element into part of the narrative language of the space. The project also incorporates the Equis knob on the drawers of the vanity unit, reinforcing the aesthetic and material coherence of the whole.

The jury particularly valued the conceptual quality and sensitivity in the use of the product, as interior designer Andoni Díaz from AD estudio highlighted the “perfect combination between product and space, as well as the balance of the composition and the harmony of the finishes”. Regarding this project, Viefe Studio highlighted the “quality of the render and the way it allows the space, the products and the combination of materials and solutions within the same project to be perceived almost as if they were real. It dares to combine models with very contrasting design languages, achieving a harmonious overall result”.