CEDAR RAPIDS, Iowa - The 2020 Top Shelf Design Awards deadline has been extended to January 13. Enter your award-winning project now.

Closets & Organized Storage magazine’s annual design competition, Top Shelf Design Awards, will launch November 1.

Jeanne Hessen, Closet Factory, Deerfield Beach, Florida, designed a contemporary home office for a doctor in Delray Beach, Florida.

Titled “Disappearing Storage Cabinet,” this project designed by Sue Trainor, Closet Works, features a modern design style and seamless functional storage options.

Designer Kathleen Jacobson, The Couture Closet this expansive master walk-in closet, which was part of a 3,000-square-foot addition to a luxury home in Westlake, Texas.

Designer Nancy Langway of Expert Closets submitted this project in our 2017 Top Shelf Design Awards. Titled “Dream Studio Space,” the sewing studio features plenty of unique storage options.

This modern garage design matches the aesthetics of the home's interior offering thoughtful storage options and a kitchen area that can double as a caterer’s overflow for large parties.

CCF Industries and KCD Software join JB Cutting as sponsors of the 2019 Top Shelf Design Awards reception to be held March 7 at the NASCAR Hall of Fame Museum in Charlotte, North Carolina.

Winners will be celebrated during the 2018 Cabinets & Closets Conference & Expo, April March 27-29, Pasadena, California. The Overall Winner will receive a $500 prize.