Since the first issue went on sale in September 1996, T3 magazine has showcased emerging and innovative technology, most notably via its T3 Awards programme, now in its 16th year. And this week T3 is announcing the winners of its 2022 Awards, featuring 110 categories in all.
Over the last year, Wallpaper* – a sister brand of T3 – has featured a number of this year’s award winners, with products such as Bowers & Wilkins’ Zeppelin wireless speaker, the Weber SmokeFire barbecue, Bose’s QuietComfort earbuds, and the Gocycle G4 foldable e-bike all having been explored on Wallpaper.com in the past 12 months.
Best Smoker: Weber SmokeFire EPX 6 Stealth Edition
‘The T3 Awards are all about helping people discover the things that make a real difference to their lives, products they’ll treasure,’ said Paul Douglas, content director for T3. ‘There are over 100 T3 Awards categories this year, reflecting the breadth of product coverage we now do. T3 truly strives to bring you the best of everything and ensure that you buy only the very best.’
The T3 Awards 2022 winners have been announced in a staggered fashion over the course of this week (from 6 June) in a series of posts, each focusing on a specific category of products, from Home and Garden Living, to Fitness and Technology, as well as Style, Getting Around, and Design Icons.
Best Electric Bike: Gocycle G4i
Reflecting the shifting relationship between technology and lifestyle, T3’s mission since 1996 has been to showcase beautiful and innovative things – from watches to wearables, fitness to fashion and audio visual to cutting-edge cars – in a premium environment.
Visit the official T3 Awards 2022 page to view all winners announced to date.
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Must-visit cinemas with award-worthy designCreativity leaps the screen at these design-led cinemas, from Busan Cinema Centre’s record-flying roof to The Gem Cinema Jaipur’s art deco allure
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The modernist home of musician Imogen Holst gets Grade II listingThe daughter of the composer Gustav Holst lived here from 1964 until her death, during which time the home served a locus for her own composition work, which included assisting Benjamin Britten
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This fun and free-spirited photography exhibition offers a chromatic view on the world‘Chromotherapia’ at Villa Medici in Rome, explores how we view colour as a way of therapy, and how it has shaped photography over the last century (until 9 June 2025)
