LAS VEGAS – The Las Vegas Design Center (LVDC), together with the California Central/Nevada Chapter of the America Society of Interior Designers, honored the winners of the 12th annual ANDYZ Awards at a ceremony held during this week’s Las Vegas Market.
Eleven design professionals and one student earned top honors, and all 2026 finalists were recognized for their exceptional contributions.
“Each year, the ANDYZ Awards highlight remarkable achievements in design and showcase the ingenuity of our creative community,” said Cain Brodie, LVDC general manager. “We are proud to partner with ASID to recognize excellence in design and to support the professionals whose creativity is helping is pushing the boundaries and shaping the industry’s future.”
The 2026 ANDYZ winners are:
- Best Showroom, Store or Exhibit Design: Alex Shuford III, CEO, Rock House Designer Brands (Las Vegas)
- Best Other Commercial Space Design: Amy Fain, Amy Fain of Creative Spaces Co. (Littleton, Colo.)
- Best Residential Bathroom Design Over 75 Sq. Ft.: Brenda Geler, Casa Blanca Studio (Henderson, Nev.)
- Best Residential Bathroom Design Under 75 Sq. Ft.: Katie Montgomery, Katie Montgomery (Oakland, Calif.)
- Best Residential Kitchen Design Over 150 Sq. Ft.: Brenda Geler, Casa Blanca Studio (Henderson, Nev.)
- Best Residential Kitchen Design Under 150 Sq. Ft.: Amy Prosser, Stella & Sloan by Amy Leigh (Jenks, Okla.)
- Best Multiple Rooms in Home Under 3,000 Sq. Ft.: Dezirae Bruni, Dezirae Bruni (Las Vegas)
- Best Multiple Rooms in Home Over 3,000 Sq. Ft.: Anthony W. Grant, Anthony W. Grant ASID, NCIDQ (Las Vegas)
- Best Single Room Design Under 150 Sq. Ft.: Jessie Marchesseau, Jessie Marchesseau of Revive Interior Design (South Lake Tahoe, Calif.)
- Best Single Room Design Over 150 Sq. Ft.: Courtney Batten, Paige Studio (Dallas)
- Best Student Conceptual Design Project: Breanna Colon (Henderson, Nev.)
Founded in 2015, the ANDYZ Awards recognize excellence in residential, commercial, hospitality and student design. Entries are judged by a national panel of ASID board members based on presentation, creativity, functionality, aesthetics and overall execution.
The 2026 awards were presented by Nikki Watson, of The Design Quad, and artist Lori Johnson, co-founders of Design Besties, a nonprofit organization dedicated to transforming teacher lounges into welcoming spaces where educators can recharge and feel appreciated.
The ceremony concluded with a cocktail reception hosted at the Rock House Designer Brands showroom. The event was sponsored by Wolf/Sub-Zero/Cove, Benjamin Moore, Sherwin Williams, and Omnia Furniture.
