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The Monogram Iconic Kitchen Awards are accepting completed-project entries through November 30 from architects, interior designers, builders and remodelers whose projects feature Monogram appliances. Twelve finalists will be selected across four categories; category winners receive $25,000, with finalists to be recognized at industry events in February and April.
Monogram has opened submissions for its Iconic Kitchen Awards, inviting architects, interior designers, builders and remodelers to enter completed projects featuring Monogram appliances by November 30. The program will select 12 finalists across four categories, with prizes of up to $25,000 and recognition tied to design-industry events and publications.
Eligible projects may be entered in Contemporary Kitchen, Traditional Kitchen, Transitional Kitchen or Beyond the Kitchen. The final category covers related spaces such as sculleries, wine rooms and entertaining areas. The awards are open to professionals in architecture, interior design, building and remodeling, according to the program description.
Entrants must provide floor plans or layout drawings, elevations or renderings, and completed-project photography. They must also submit a written statement explaining the project’s vision, inspiration and distinctive qualities, plus information about the appliances used and personal and project details.
A panel of judges will assess entries on design excellence, functionality and space planning, innovation and originality, the impact of the design statement and imagery, and how Monogram appliances are integrated into the project. The program says it will name 12 finalists, with one winner in each category. Category winners receive $25,000; first runners-up receive $10,000, and second runners-up receive $5,000.
Prizes and Industry Recognition
The awards offer participating design professionals a chance to gain cash awards and exposure for completed work, rather than pitching an unrealized concept. The program says its recognition may include features in ELLE Decor, House Beautiful and Veranda; it does not specify in the source material which projects or finalists will appear in each publication.
All 12 finalists are invited to the High Point Market celebration, with travel, accommodations and event access included, according to the announcement. The award’s categories and judging criteria also make the competition relevant to professionals working across different styles and adjacent entertaining spaces, not only conventional kitchen layouts.
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Four Categories, One Appliance Requirement
The program’s central eligibility condition is that each submitted completed project must feature Monogram appliances. Its categories distinguish projects by design approach: Contemporary emphasizes clean lines and minimalism; Traditional focuses on classic detailing and craftsmanship; Transitional combines traditional and contemporary elements; and Beyond the Kitchen covers luxury spaces connected to food preparation or entertaining.
Monogram executive director Julie Burns described the kitchen as both a functional space and a personal expression of how people live. The award’s stated purpose is to recognize designers who balance appearance with livability. Those are the program’s aims; the source does not provide independent judging results or evidence about the awards’ past reach.
“The kitchen is both a functional space and a deeply personal expression of how people live.”
— Julie Burns, executive director of Monogram
Eligibility and Publication Details
The announcement gives the November 30 submission deadline but does not state the year in the supplied material. It also does not provide a full set of eligibility rules, including whether there are geographic limits, project-completion dates or entry fees. Applicants should check the official submission guidelines before preparing an entry.
The source names three publications that may feature award-related work but does not say which entrants will be published or what form that coverage will take. It also does not identify the judges or provide a timetable for finalist notifications.
Submission and Award Dates
Interested professionals must submit their materials through the Monogram Iconic Kitchen Awards page by November 30. The required package includes project documentation, photographs, a design statement and appliance details; the announcement directs applicants to review the program’s submission guidelines.
The program says the 12 finalists will be celebrated in February at the Kitchen & Bath Industry Show (KBIS). Winners are scheduled to be announced at an exclusive celebration during the High Point Market in April. The supplied announcement does not give exact event dates.
Key Questions
Who can enter the Monogram Iconic Kitchen Awards?
The announcement says architects, interior designers, builders and remodelers may submit completed projects featuring Monogram appliances. Applicants should consult the official guidelines for any additional eligibility rules.
What kinds of projects are eligible?
Entries can be submitted in Contemporary Kitchen, Traditional Kitchen, Transitional Kitchen or Beyond the Kitchen. The last category includes spaces such as sculleries, wine rooms and entertaining areas.
What materials must entrants provide?
Required materials include plans or layout drawings, elevations or renderings, completed-project photographs and a written design statement. Entrants must also provide details about the appliances and the project.
What are the awards and when will winners be announced?
Each category winner receives $25,000; first runners-up receive $10,000 and second runners-up $5,000. Finalists are scheduled for recognition in February at KBIS, with winners announced at the High Point Market in April.
Source: veranda.com
