PRIZES AND AWARDS

Smeg has received a number of important prizes and awards over the years from leading institutions and international magazines as a result of its deep understanding of aesthetics and the quality of its appliances.

AWARD RECOGNITION

For 70 years, Smeg has combined beautiful aesthetics and modern technology, creating appliances that offer both style and functionality. This awareness has allowed Smeg to gain prestigious recognition from important institutions and international magazines.
These important awards confirm the quality of design, technology, research and development which drives Smeg in its ambitious strategy to shape kitchen design.

Good Design Award

The Good Design Awards an international industrial design prize run annually at the Chicago Athenaeum - Museum of Architecture and Design. The most innovative products of the year are rewarded during annual judging, recognising global designers and brands around the world who have taken up the challenge of creating and making products at the cutting edge of industrial design.

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Coffee machine with integrated coffee Grinder - Smeg

Semi-professional single lever kitchen top

Pyrolytic Single WiFi Oven with Copper Trim - Smeg

Automatic built-in espresso coffee machine - Smeg

Pyrolytic Single Oven with Steel Trim - Smeg

Chest refrigerator - Smeg 500 refrigerator

iF Design Award

The iF Design Award, established in 1954, is given annually by Hanover-based International Forum Design. It is one of the most authoritative international product design awards. Every year, over 2,000 products from 37 different countries are assessed by international experts to identify the most outstanding products.

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2017
2015

Red Dot Design Award

Red Dot Design Awards are amongst some of the biggest and most important design prizes in the world, with the international ceremony held in Germany. The jury is made up of international professionals who are experts in the field of design, ensuring a more extensive assessment of the intercultural aspects related to winning designs.