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2011
DESIGN AND DESIGN International Award, France, winner
2008
Red dot Design Award, Concept, Germany, winner
2006
Charmant International Design Competition, Japan, Grand-Prix
Wallpaper Design Awards, Russia, Best Light
ELLE Decoration International Design Awards, designer of the year, nomination
Dauphin design competition, Russia | Germany, third prize
2005
Promosedia International Design Competition, Italy, honorable mention
ELLE Decoration International Design Awards, newcomer of the Year, nomination
2004
German Chancellor Scholarship Program for Prospective Leaders from the Russian Federation
GROHE Design Competition, Russia, winner
iF Design Award, Concept, Germany, winner
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And more than 10 international contests with finalist and shortlist results >
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To avoid massacre we invited six incontestable authorities who agreed to become members of the jury with pleasure: Lord Foster – architectural guru; Donna Karen – legionary of fashion minimalism, where your gender doesn’t matter; Konstantin Grcic – arch-genius of furniture; Mario Testino – a photographer famous for his skill of using only the circular flash; Ivone Blazvick – the owner of the most trendy art-gallery Whitechapel; Murray Moss – the well-known design maestro from New York. They helped make the only possible and just choice and we express our immeasurable gratitude by way of portraits in the section “Much fancied Jury”…
Vadim Yasnogorodskij
editor in chief  Wallpaper Design Awards, Russian edition, USB Dandelion by Vadim Kibardin– Lamp of the Year "We have long got used to the fact that music can be downloaded to our iPod through an USB-port of our computers. Using this port, we can get photos to our computer or synchronize electronic organizers. Apart from this, today telephones that can be charged through USB appeared as well. And now we came to deal with decorative devices. Designer Vadim Kibardin created a USB-lamp and named it Dandelion. The model consists of a flexible metal stem with a USB-plug on one end and a transparent diffuser with a luminodiode on the other. Low-current modes are enough for the lamp - for example, the lamp will still work even if the computer is off, and the operational life of the luminodiode is 1000 hours of ceaseless lighting." Angelina Vin
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