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 ANNUAL DESIGN CONTEST
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ENTER OUR DESIGN CONTEST !
2011 will be our 26th annual design competition. We specifically seek innovative ideas in furniture parts, components, accessories and hardware. Regardless of how you may think your thought is too prosaic or too dull or too unusual or “not good enough”, please send it in and let us decide. You would be surprised at how many First Place award winners were shocked when they got the congratulatory call! They never thought they had a chance ...
Entry is easy: Send us a clear write-up about your idea. A drawing is even better, and a model is best. Please send FedEx or Registered mail and show Attn: Design Competition on your label or airbill. Entries can also be emailed to contest@mockett.com (PDF files only).
Deadline is September 6th and the judges meet and decide in December.
There are only First Place awards and an unlimited number; in the past winners have ranged from one to four. First Place is awarded $1000, an engraved achievement trophy, and a royalty based on sales.
Click here for our address. Questions can be emailed to: contest@mockett.com, or call 800-523-1269 , from the USA, Canada, Puerto Rico and U.S. Virgin Islands or 310-318-2491 from everywhere else.
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25th ANNUAL DESIGN CONTEST - 2010 WINNERS!
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This year, four winning designs were submitted to the 2010 25th annual Doug Mockett & Company Design Contest. We were overwhelmed with entries this last year. From 14 different countries all over the globe, designers excited to send something in for the quarter century anniversary. But perhaps a little surprisingly, all four First Place awards went to submissions from the USA.
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Erik Coursey, Skandia, MI
"Node", a wire manager that gathers multiple wires at a central point and gently curves them around the edge of a desk.
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Saruul Herz, New York, NY
"Polished Balance", a new approach to table leg design with the legs bending inwards instead of standing straight up.
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Mark Zack, Hillsborough, NC
A series of stylish machined metal wire managers that can easily be placed or moved as needed on a desk or work surface.
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Rick Poliquin, Henderson, NV
A unique low profile hook designed to hang a purse or computer bag under a desk or table.
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VIEW: PREVIOUS DESIGN CONTEST WINNERS!
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