The LIV Hospitality Design Awards aims to celebrate the quality and diversity of architectural ventures and interior design projects shaping the hospitality industry today. Launched in 2020, the program is an inclusive platform that pursues and rewards exceptional projects within living and eating spaces.
We are delighted to announce the launch of the LIV Hospitality Design Awards 2025 Book of Design, now available for free download on our website or for purchase on Amazon worldwide. This exclusive publication highlights the most outstanding projects recognised in this year’s awards across Architectural Design and Interior Design within the hospitality industry. From luxury resorts to boutique hotels and visionary F&B […]
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In the ancient walled city of Datong, Shanxi Province, a thousand-year-old frontier stands quietly at the edge of China’s volcanic plateau. Into the heart of this history, Beijing-based Ruize Design has woven Cloudspa Sanctuary: a two-courtyard Siheyuan transformed into a healing retreat where private hot springs, primordial basalt stone, and the whisper of flowing water invite guests to […]
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Nestled within the ancient woodlands of Chongzhou, China, the YongLi Red Tile Banquet Hotel is not a building you simply enter — it is one you discover. Conceived by Shanghai-based firm We&Arch as an “abstract settlement,” the complex layers monumental pitched roofs, intimate pavilions, and garden cloisters into a choreography of scale, silence, and celebration. […]
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We love what we do, and we hope it shows and getting a nod makes all the hard work worth it. We have an amazing team behind me and my brilliant husband and Co-Founding Creative Director, and Run For The Hills is a boutique, family design studio. We are utterly delighted and humbled to have won the Interior Design of the Year.
Anna Burles, Co-Founder of Run For The HillsJudging the LIV Hospitality Design Awards was a great way metaphorically speaking to travel the world and see the latest and greatest in our industry; a fascinating cross-section of smaller bespoke works and impressive large schemes made it a very enjoyable task.
Tina Norden, Partner at Conran and Partners
