The Solis, a Goldfinch by Edelweiss creation has been shortlisted in the SBID International Design Awards 2021 under Product Technology Design Category.
The Society of British International Interior Design, an organisation created to uphold industry standards has been hosting the awards for more than 10 years. Over this time the awards categories have grown and include both residential and commercial interior projects, fit outs, and product design.
Edelweiss are finalists in the Product Technology category, where innovative product design that incorporates function and style is judged by the expert panel.
SBID Awards champion design standards across the supply chain. Entrants into the awards are from across the globe and include notable interior projects in Europe and the Middle-East.
Finalists are judged by an expert panel but before this takes place the entrants are open to public vote. Worth an influential 30% of final scores the public vote is an important part of the overall awards. To vote for the Solis please use the link provided below. There is no registration required and voting is quick and easy.
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The Solis
You can’t help but be attracted by the exquisite beauty of The Solis, an iconic design created by our resident artist, Goldfinch, which we are now delighted to introduce as one of the two Sculptural pieces in the New Generation. The name is Latin for sun – the original design inspiration was commissioned to represent the outstanding sun rises over the Californian desert.
The ‘sun discs’ are finished in the specially developed Sunbaked Gold finish which has been crafted using 24 carat gold leaf, whereas the body is tastefully contrasted in Heirloom Bronze, a pure liquid metal finish – both these finishes are exclusive to Edelweiss and form part of 3 specially developed and paired finishes for our sculptures. The Solis is designed to be beautifully small, it is our smallest sculptural piece, but with the Edelweiss S132 inside it is anything but small in its musical performance.
