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Announcing the Finalists for the 2025 Western Living Design 25 Awards
Jonathan Adler returns to judge our Maker category, along with two Western Canadian design all-stars.
You’ve got 10 days left until the deadline—April 15, 11:59 p.m.—so it’s time to get your entries in. There are nine categories for the Designers of the Year awards, ranging from architecture and interiors to fashion, industrial and furniture design—and more!—which you can read all about on our Entry Page.
What makes our awards special? Judges look at a body of work, rather than one project or moment in time. Winning the title of Designer of the Year reflects a holistic celebration of all of the work you do: just ask our past winners.
Without further ado, we’re thrilled to announce the incredible judges for our Maker category for the 2024 WL Designers of the Year.
Potter, designer and author Jonathan Adler launched his namesake brand after leaving his day job to pursue his first love: pottery. In 1993, Barneys bought his collection, and five years later, he opened his first store in Soho.
Today his offerings span furniture, lighting, home décor and more, plus countless iconic interior projects, and retail locations worldwide, all dedicated to bringing Modern American Glamour to your life.
Jody Phillips currently holds the position of Executive Director at the Burnaby Arts Council and Lead Exhibition Maker at the Deer Lake Gallery and was director of IDS Vancouver for 6 years prior to her national role as IDS Brand Director until February ’21. A proud longtime Vancouverite, Phillips has forever advocated for the region’s creative communities making a career of conceiving of and executing opportunities that promote and highlight the coast’s talent and culture, both regionally and internationally. Building relationships with foundations, associations and governments from as far as Tokyo, Shanghai and Mumbai, to as close as neighbouring Los Angeles and Portland, Phillips has sat on design juries, moderated, been a panelist and is published, including Currents: Contemporary Pacific Northwest Design, © 2018.
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