The Final of the II edition of the IDEASxWOOD Contest took place in the “house” of design par excellence, on the Triennale Terrace in Milan.

120 guests including press, university lecturers, members of the Jury, companies, institutional guests and of course… the 43 finalists from all Italy, among whom various foreigners studying at the Milanese universities. The President of the Lombardy Region Attilio Fontana, guest of honour, personally handed over the Award to the top 4 for each category: IDEASxWOOD Contest Students/Professionals and 100-Year Carpanelli Award Students/Professionals.

In this second edition, 462 designs were received and 38 were awarded by a Jury composed of some of the most important people in the world of design, architecture and brand journalism.

1^st Prize of the Professional Category: PIXEL by Mattia Fornari, Piacenza

2^nd Prize of the Professional Category: PRIVÉE by Annamaria Seminara and Maria Francesca Cicirielli, Como

3^rd Prize of the Professional Category: MUGR by Vittorio Pannozzo, Fondi (LT)

1^st Prize of the Student Category: SYSMA by Stefano Bertolini of the Academy of Fine Arts of Brera

2^nd Prize of the Student Category: BREEZE by Ezgi Vural of the Marangoni Institute Milan

3^rd Prize of the Student Category: LONDON FOG by Aigherim Urazbayeva of Milan Polytechnic.

1^st CARPANELLI PRIZE of the Student Category: LIBRERIA GAE (GAE BOOKSHELF) by Benedetta Pintus, Natalia Giribaldi and Ottavia Scarabelli, Milan Polytechnic

2^nd CARPANELLI PRIZE of the Student Category: PORTABOTTIGLIE SKY WINE (SKY WINE BOTTLE RACK) by Federica Parini of the Fine Arts of the Brera of Milan

3^rd CARPANELLI PRIZE of the Student Category: LO STORTO (THE CROOKED TABLE) by Sofia Favola Ruffinoni of the Fine Arts of the Brera of Milan

1^st CARPANELLI PRIZE of the Professional Category: DOLFIN by Geovanny Fernando Carignani and Luca Cotini, Milan

2^nd CARPANELLI PRIZE of the Professional Category: LE VELASCHE by Ekaterina Shchetina, Milan

3^rd CARPANELLI PRIZE of the Professional Category: FLAVIO by Nicola D’Apollo, Carbonate (CO)