All the 2022 Decorex Cape Town awards winners!

L-R: James Vos, mayoral committee member for economic growth, City of Cape Town; Nokuzola Jenness, Yellowwoods Ventures Investments; Siviwe Jali, designer at Clout/SA; Khosi Leteba, designer at Clout/SA; Tracy Lee Lynch, creative director at Clout/SA; Katlego Tshuma, designer at Clout/SA; Bonolo Helen Chepape, designer at Clout/SA; and Candice Lawrence, designer at Clout/SA.

The judging process was facilitated by Sisipho Graham of House and Leisure, and the panel of independent judges included Laurence Brick, MD of Platform Creative; interior designer Liam Mooney; Johanna VDM-Brouwer, owner and creative lead at The Sourcing Lab; and Anja Joubert, trend director at Superbalist.

Lana Fredericks, curator of 100% Radical Transparency with James Vos, mayoral committee member for economic growth, City of Cape Town

2022 award winners

• The Build Award for the exhibitor who dramatically realised the potential of architectural materials, and spatial orientation in a design scheme went to Arc Modular.
  
• The Kitchen Award for the exhibitor who incorporated functionality, sustainability, aesthetics and innovation into this hard-working heart of the home went to The Trend Kitchen by Cosentino and Numu Kitchens. Special mention went to Caesarstone.
  
• The Reimagination Award for the exhibitor who most holistically encapsulated this year's theme of reimagination and has demonstrated what it means to adapt, rethink and redefine the future of design went to Her Perspective.
  
• The Collaboration Award for the most successful example of co-creation, awarded to the team that best realised the creation of space for the ideas of others went to Clout/SA. A special mention went to Okra Candles.
  
• The New Talent Award for the most prominent new voice in the design world went to Siviwe Jali from Clout/SA.
  
• The Sustainability Award, recognising significant advancements in the use of low-impact materials in both manufacturing and further consumption was given to the Garage of the Future, Progressed by Audi.
  
• The Designer of the Year Award for the designer who produced consistently outstanding, original and impactful work went to Thabisa Mjo. Special mention was given to Haldane Martin.
  
• The Best Stand Award, paying tribute to the stand that displayed the most innovative, interactive, and communicative potential, went to 100% Radical Transparency curated by Lana Fredericks. Special mention went to the Njano Restaurant by Cassandra Twala of moea design Studio.