Las Vegas Design Center and ASID recognize ANDYZ Award Winners
Las Vegas Design Center (LVDC) and the California Central/Nevada Chapter of the American Society of Interior Designers (ASID) have announced the 11 winners of the annual ANDYZ design awards, which spotlight the year’s best projects from the Western interior design community. The winners were announced at the ANDYZ Awards ceremony at held in-person at Las Vegas Market, Aug. 22, 2021.
“West Coast design is thriving as evidenced by the immense talent of these ANDYZ Awards winners,” said Cain Brodie, general manager for LVDC. “As the hub for the latest high-quality and fashion-forward furnishings and accessories for the west, the LVDC and Las Vegas Market is proud to be a part of the celebration of these design talents.”
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Kimberly Joi McDonald | Designing JOI, Las Vegas, Nevada
The ANDYZ Awards, named to bear a resemblance to Annual Nevada Design, were created in 2015 to recognize exceptional design from designers, design firms and students.
ANDYZ Award Winners by Category
For 2021, ten design firms and one student are winners in ten ANDYZ Award categories, with two winners named in Best Outdoor Design:Best Bathroom Design
Marcio Decker | Aspen Leaf Interiors, Reno, Nevada
Best Commercial Design
Stacey Jardine | Design West Architects, Salt Lake City, Utah
Best Custom Product Design
Marcio Decker | Aspen Leaf Interiors, Reno, Nevada
Best Hospitality Design
Elena Solodovnikova | ML Decor Interior Design, Las Vegas, Nevada
Best Individual Residential Design
Dezirae Janowicz | Maverick Design, Las Vegas, Nevada
Best Kitchen Design
Kristin Calderon | The Idea Room, Henderson, Nevada
Best Multiple Residential Design
Yanina & Ryan Allord | RAD Studio, Las Vegas, Nevada
Best Outdoor Design
Donna Moss | Donna Moss Designs, Arlington, Texas
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Kimberly Joi McDonald | Designing JOI, Las Vegas, Nevada
Best Showroom Design
Lauren O’Conner | Sanctuary Design, Newport Beach, California
Best Student Design
Alex Tsung | Fresno State University, Fresno, California
The ANDYZ Awards, named to bear a resemblance to Annual Nevada Design, were created in 2015 to recognize exceptional design from designers, design firms and students.
Judging Criteria
Interior design projects in residential, commercial, hospitality and student categories were judged by a panel of ASID board members and by an editorial member from media sponsor Furniture, Lighting and Décor, on five main criteria:- Presentation
- Innovation/creative use of space
- Scale and functionality
- Aesthetics
- Overall execution

