The 2025 MUSE Creative and Design Awards, organized by the International Awards Associate (IAA), have officially announced its Season 2 results, marking the second chapter of this year’s global competition while celebrating the program’s 10th anniversary milestone. From more than 13,000 submissions, this season’s winners embody innovation, craft and influence across the creative and design industries.

IWR, alongside partners Unbridled Media and Latigo Creative, earned the Corporate Video, Gold and Corporate Identity Redesign, Silver distinctions. This honor underscores the ingenuity of the idea, the caliber of its execution and the lasting resonance it holds within its field. View the winning entries at https://museaward.com/winnerinfo.php?id=235186 & https://museaward.com/winner-info.php?id=235049.

“We are honored to share IWR’s brand refresh with the creative community and proud of the collaborative work that brought this vision to life,” said Todd Staley, CEO of IWR.

With Season 2, the MUSE Creative and Design Awards not only builds on its momentum but also expands the stage for creative and design excellence, offering a platform where both renowned names and emerging voices find equal footing. This chapter highlights how today’s work continues to set new standards while shaping a legacy that inspires future generations.

The jury, consisting of over 100 distinguished professionals from 30 countries, brought together diverse expertise to ensure a fair and thorough assessment of the entries. All evaluations were conducted under a blind judging system, ensuring fairness and impartiality.

View the full list of 2025 Season 2 MUSE winners.

“Congratulations to all the winners this season,” said Thomas Brandt, spokesperson of IAA. “As we commemorate a decade of the MUSE Awards, these achievements stand as proof of the dedication and brilliance that continue to inspire industries and audiences worldwide. Each winning entry is more than exceptional work—it is part of the ongoing dialogue that defines creativity and design today.”