
Commercial Solid Surface Project of the Year
Projects submitted must be completed in the commercial sector using a solid surface product which meets the ISFA minimum standard for the material. In addition, the project must exemplify excellence in all methods of the fabrication process, including safety, training and the use of technology.
2022 winner: Travertina, Cheboksary, Russia
Residential Solid Surface Project of the Year
Projects submitted must be completed in the residential sector using a solid surface product which meets the ISFA minimum standard for the material. In addition, the project must exemplify excellence in all methods of the fabrication process, including safety, training and the use of technology.
2022 winner: Orion, Smithfield, R.I.
Commercial Mineral Surface Project of the Year
Projects submitted must be completed in the commercial sector using a mineral surface material, which includes porcelain or sintered materials. The project must exemplify excellence in all methods of the fabrication process, including safety, training and the use of technology.
2022 winner: Casa del Caminetto (CDC), Venice, Italy
Residential Mineral Surface Project of the Year
Projects submitted must be completed in the residential sector using a mineral surface material, which includes porcelain or sintered materials. The project must exemplify excellence in all methods of the fabrication process, including safety, training and the use of technology.
2022 winner: Dominis Stone, Kent, Wash.
Commercial Quartz Project of the Year
Projects submitted must be completed in the commercial sector using a quartz product which meets the ISFA minimum standard for the material. In addition, the project must exemplify excellence in all methods of the fabrication process, including safety, training and the use of technology.
2022 winner: Indeko, Jalisco, Mexico
Residential Quartz Project of the Year
Projects submitted must be completed in the residential sector using a quartz product which meets the ISFA minimum standard for the material. In addition, the project must exemplify excellence in all methods of the fabrication process, including safety, training and the use of technology.
2022 winner: ROCKin’teriors, Raleigh, N.C.
Sustainable Project of the Year
Projects submitted must be environmentally focused and completed in solid surface, engineered stone, or mineral surface materials (porcelain, sintered stone, ultra-compact), while exemplifying creativity, ingenuity, innovation and quality through custom fabrication. Projects should include LEED, WELL, Fitwel or other environmental certifications. They should prioritize a positive environmental impact, focus on biophilic design or contribute to the general health and well-being of those who occupy the space. In addition, fabricators must demonstrate prioritization toward environmental conservation in their day-to-day business practices, including but not limited to renewable energy and recycling.
2022 winners (tie): Casa del Caminetto (CDC), Venice, Italy (Mineral Surface) and Sprovieri’s Custom Counters, Addison, Ill. (Solid Surface)
ISFA Fabricator of the Year
The Fabricator of the Year Award recognizes an individual or a fabricator member organization that best exemplifies excellence in business using the ISFA ideals of quality, innovation, character and service to the association and the decorative surfacing industry.
ISFA Hall of Fame
The ISFA Hall of Fame Award is awarded to an individual who has, during their career, made significant contributions to the decorative surfacing industry and has demonstrated leadership and a commitment to the ideals of the association.
2022 |
Kate Dillenburg |
2021 |
Chuck Sawyer |
2020 |
Russ Berry |
2019 |
Erica Hussey |
2018 |
Mike Duggan |
2017 |
Kevin Cole |
2016 |
Jon Olsen |
2015 |
John Forst |
2014 |
Mike Nolan |
2012 |
Jack Hussey |
2011 |
Todd Werslter |
2010 |
Richard Christ |
2009 |
Gil Ross Marvin Wernick |
2008 |
Hilary Converse Ted & Miriam Benyovitz |
2007 |
Joanna Duggan |
2006 |
Don Slocum |
2003 |
Tom Pinske |
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