The Recognition Blog

    Spotlight: Aspen Heights Honorees We are shining the spotlight on our client Aspen Heights and their recent employee recognition award winners. The eleven honorees highlighted...

   Recognition suites from Trophyology clients Much like building a project, sales, or inter-office sports team, assembling an award suite to recognize different achievements, accolades,...

    Whether you're looking to add a new tier to your award program or bring variety and creativity to your recognition, we want to...

It’s May, which means graduation! Do you have a soon-to-be alumnus or alumna in your life? Trophyology offers a variety of recognition pieces that make...

    When we set out to redefine recognition, we wanted to not only elevate the design of recognition objects, but also expand the reasons...

Ten years ago this month, founder Eva Schöne pursued her vision for a modern award and recognition design firm that would redefine expectations for honoring achievement. Since...

Our sustainable materials and practices Highlighting some of our main sustainability efforts.   Materials and Production Practices HardwoodsTrophyology wooden awards are handcrafted exclusively from North American...

 We are thrilled to announce that our new location is open to the public! We invite you to explore our awardcollections and business gifts in a bright and airy showroom....

Today we're focusing the spotlight on personalized awards we created for the American Chamber of Commerce in Canada.

Today we're focusing the spotlight on a customized version of our Geometria Cubus award we created for Herman Miller.

Today, we're placing the spotlight on a custom award design for #MetropolisLikes.  

Pattern language - what is it and how does it inspire our awards?

Trophyology was honored to be part of the NewRoads 2020 Women of Excellence Awards earlier this spring in Toronto, Canada! 

Quarantine: it's been rough. But when we stumbled across this visualization by Philipp Pablitschko, we knew we'd found the perfect place to stay indoors.

Sharp as a tack? More like sharp as a Pyramis!