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Maison Norki, a French specialist in luxury interior design, is proud to announce the creation of the Norki Trophy for Craftsmanship of the Future, an annual award aimed at encouraging emerging talents in the fields of design and craftsmanship. This trophy is part of Norki’s commitment to excellence and the transmission of traditional artisanal skills, which are the hallmark of the Alsace-based brand.
The main objective of the NORKI Trophy is to stimulate creativity and innovation among young talents by offering them a concrete opportunity to showcase their skills.
The competition focuses on promoting artisanal excellence and innovative design while respecting traditional craftsmanship. Participants are encouraged to explore new ideas and push the boundaries of their creativity, ensuring that their creations are both technically feasible and aesthetically pleasing.
This competition embodies NORKI’s core values: innovation, excellence, and respect for tradition.
Download the registration formThe competition is open to students in their fifth year or graduates who are enrolled in state art and design colleges. Participants may enter individually or in groups of up to three people.
Participants must submit design proposals that will be evaluated on several criteria: innovation, technical feasibility, aesthetics, and respect for traditional craftsmanship.
A jury of design and craftsmanship professionals will select the projects, ensuring a rigorous and impartial evaluation process.
This thorough selection process ensures that only the most promising and innovative proposals are chosen, giving the winners valuable recognition and a real chance to launch a career in luxury craftsmanship.
For its second edition, the Norki Trophy is partnering with public art and design schools, inviting fifth-year students to take on a new creative challenge. The theme of this edition is: “Le tapis-siège according to Pierre Paulin” — a tribute to the iconic designer known for his organic forms and avant-garde approach to comfort.
Participants are invited to design a hybrid object that combines a rug and a seat, whether in the form of a rug incorporating a seat, or a seat integrating a rug — drawing inspiration from Pierre Paulin’s bold and sculptural universe, while incorporating contemporary design codes.
This competition offers a unique opportunity to rethink functions, forms, and materials, and to spark a dialogue between design heritage and innovation.
Ongoing edition…
For its first edition, NORKI has partnered with the Lycée Le Corbusier in Illkirch, known for its architecture and design programs.
The theme of this inaugural competition is “Reinventing the Office According to Le Corbusier,” honoring the famous architect while inspiring the imagination of young creators.
Students are invited to design a desk object inspired by the modernist principles of Le Corbusier, integrating elements of functionality and contemporary design. This theme offers a unique opportunity to revisit the legacy of the master while exploring new approaches and innovative ideas.
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