Award-Winning Collaboration at the Surface Design Awards 2025
Celebrating Innovation: Award-Winning Collaboration at the Surface Design Awards 2025
I am absolutely thrilled to share that our dream collaboration with the brilliant architects Claire Fear and Jenny Boddington from Thread Ltd., alongside my work at Oseng-Rees Reflection Ltd., has been awarded the prestigious Exterior Surface of the Year at the Surface Design Awards 2025 in London! Winning this award is beyond anything I could have imagined—it’s a heartfelt acknowledgment of years of hard work, innovation, and our unwavering commitment to pushing the boundaries of design. This recognition serves as a reminder of what can be achieved when creativity and passion unite.
Jenny Boddington from Thread Ltd and Tyra Oseng-Rees from Oseng-Rees Refelction along with award presenter Kunle Barker and Surface Design Host at The award ceremony.
About the Surface Design Show
The Surface Design Show is an annual event held at the Business Design Centre in Islington, London, showcasing material innovation and creativity in the design industry. With over 180 exhibitors, it’s a fantastic platform where designers, architects, and industry professionals gather to explore the latest trends and advancements in surface design.
Surface Design Show 2025
This year, it was inspiring to see the increasing emphasis on recycled materials and businesses dedicated to sustainability. The circular economy is undoubtedly becoming a significant focus, garnering interest from architects and buyers alike. It’s heartening to witness such a commitment to sustainable practices within our industry, reflecting a broader understanding of the impact our choices have on the environment.
Despite the growing interest in sustainable materials, I couldn't help but notice that there were no stands showcasing 100% recycled glass. This gap really caught my attention, as our unique offerings could have made a significant impact at the show. Our recycled glass solutions not only highlight the inherent beauty of the material but also open up endless possibilities for innovative design in architecture and interiors.
Are you interested in finding out more about what recycled glass material can do for your project? Send me an email! Let’s collaborate and create something extraordinary together!
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Thank you for joining us on this journey and stay tuned for more updates as we approach this exciting chapter ahead! Together, let’s continue to innovate and elevate the standards of design in our industry.
The glass wall from inside.
