The Sustainability in Design Awards 2027 has extended the entry deadline to Friday 20th November, giving designers, hospitality brands and suppliers additional time to showcase their achievements in sustainable design.
Organised by Hospitality Interiors, the awards celebrate innovation, creativity and leadership in sustainable design across the luxury hospitality sector, recognising the individuals, studios and businesses helping to shape a more responsible future for the industry.
Following the success of the inaugural awards, the 2027 event will return to BAFTA 195 Piccadilly in London on Wednesday 24 March 2027, bringing together leading figures from across the hospitality and design industries for an evening of recognition and celebration.
Entries are completely free, with finalists receiving two complimentary tickets to the ceremony.
This year’s Sustainability in Design awards feature an expanded selection of categories, recognising excellence across hotel and restaurant projects, individual designers, hospitality brands and the wider supply chain.
The 2027 categories are:
- F&B: Project of the Year
- Boutique Hotel: New Project of the Year
- Boutique Hotel: Renovation of the Year
- Large Hotel: New Project of the Year
- Large Hotel: Renovation of the Year
- Design Studio of the Year
- Interior Designer of the Year
- Innovation of the Year
- Community Impact Award
- Emerging Talent Award
- Hospitality Brand of the Year
- Sustainable Supply Chain Award
- Outstanding Contribution to the Industry
- Project of the Year
Among the new categories for 2027 are the Community Impact Award, recognising hospitality projects that deliver meaningful benefits to local communities, and Hospitality Brand of the Year, celebrating brands demonstrating a commitment to sustainable design across their portfolio, operations and guest experience.
The Emerging Talent Award will recognise individuals showing exceptional promise in sustainable hospitality design, while the Sustainable Supply Chain Award will celebrate responsible sourcing, material selection and production processes.
Entries will be assessed by a panel of industry experts, bringing together experience in hospitality design, sustainability and responsible development. The 2027 judging panel includes returning judges Sam Hall, Director, Interior Design – IHG Europe, IHG Hotels & Resorts, and Michelle Mason, Membership Engagement Manager, World Sustainable Hospitality Alliance, alongside new judges Toni Black, CEO of House of Black, and Bryan Oknyansky, Associate Architect and Head of Sustainability at Studio Moren. They will be joined by Vicky Doe, Editor of Hospitality Interiors.
The awards ceremony will take place at BAFTA 195 Piccadilly, the historic home of the British Academy of Film and Television Arts, with guests welcomed from 6.30pm on Wednesday 24 March 2027.
With the deadline now extended to Friday 20 November, there is still time for designers, studios, hospitality brands and suppliers to put forward their work.
For full category information and to submit a free entry, visit www.sustainabilityindesignawards.com.
