Signify Wins 8 Red Dot Awards for Design Excellence

June 19, 2023

Signify Wins 8 Red Dot Awards for Design Excellence
  • Recognition follows eight iF Design awards awarded in May
  • Industry accolades highlight the company’s persistent focus on innovation and forward-thinking design

Signify will receive eight prestigious awards for product design at the Red Dot Design Awards 2023 in Essen, Germany, recently. Among the winning products are the Philips MyCreation Coastal breeze, a 3D-printed lamp made from recovered fishing nets that won the award for ‘Innovative Product’, and Philips Hue’s Perifo, a new smart tracking system.

These awards are a recognition of our relentless drive to bring customers the best possible experience, through unique, sustainable product design. We’re very proud of our teams who continue to deliver forward-thinking innovations to the world stage.”

Ton Borsboom
Head of Design at Signify

Winning Signify products at the Red Dot Design Awards 2023

Philips MyCreation Coastal breeze
Red Dot Innovative Product

Philips MyCreation Coastal breeze

Red Dot Product Design

Philips MyCreation Voila Open Weave Texture

Philips Hue Play Gradient Lightstrip for PC

Philips Hue Perifo

Philips Hue Tap dial switch

Philips StoreFlow

Philips UniFlood C Pro

Philips Deep Recessed Spot Family

Winning Signify products at iF Design Awards 2023:

MyCreation
iF User Interface

Interact Pro

Signify Service Tag

iF Product Design

Philips StoreFlow

Philips MyCreation Lantyn

Philips MyCreation Coastal breeze

Philips Elegant pendant series

Philips Hue Tap dial switch

Philips Hue Perifo

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