These award-winning Lithuanian designs could be your next lifestyle must-have
1 October 2019
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Paula Erizanu
Lithuania’s Good Design competition has announced its winners across ten categories ranging from fashion to industrial design.
Among the victors was Unicorn Scooters, which scooped the People’s Choice Prize for Innovation with a unique, two-tier foot board designed to help riders travelling with extra passengers or groceries.
Other outstanding prizewinners include Karina Pagonyte’s experimental climate change-themed fashion collection No More, and Moku, an educational acoustic toy to help children with autism or Down’s syndrome regulate their emotions.
The international jury included design specialists from Switzerland, Poland, Slovenia, Great Britain and Austria.
More than 250 applications were received this year for the annual competition, which highlights the best of Lithuanian design.
Karina Pagonyte’s winning collection No More
Chrono, winner of the Concept Category
Sinuous Marija Puipaite, winner in the Fashion Accessory category
The Unicorn Scooter, winner of the People's Choice for Innovation
Moku, one of the winning social designs, is an educational acoustic toy to help children with autism or Down’s syndrome regulate their emotions
Dalius Ilginis's silver and amber Anxiety collection was among the winners of the Fashion Accessory category
Svyturys Bhouse, one of the winners of the Interior Design category
Urns collection, winner of the Product and Industrial Design category
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