ours continues 2024 reviewWe consider some of the most surprising things residential Interior design on Dezeen from past years including projects Fala Atelier And uchronia,
From minimalist minimalism to unusual color blocking, the projects listed below highlight the scope of global interior trends of the past 12 months.
In particular, the designers were seen to delve deeply into the diverse histories of the houses they worked on to inform the contemporary renovations.
Read on for Dezeen’s top 10 home interiors of 2024:
Readers praised the “beautifully executed” interior of the Duane House, a mid-century renovation in Los Angeles with traditional Japanese influences.
Principal of local studio OWIU Completed the project as a self-designed house. It features original red brick floors, sliding shoji screens, and delicate Akari lamps by the iconic Japanese-American designer isamu noguchi,
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Lovers’ Walk, Ireland, by Roisin Lafferty
Irish studio Roisin Lafferty, formerly Kingston Lafferty DesignMies was influenced by van der Rohe’s 1929-design Barcelona Pavilion While creating an eye-catching floor-to-ceiling green marble wall inside this family home in Cork.
Called Lover’s Walk, the residence features a stunning collection of colors and textures – from a “sensual” red quartzite kitchen to a winding green oak-lined hallway.
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Relampago House, Spain, by H3O
Another house interior that caught readers’ attention in 2024 is the Relampago House, which is a transformed barn In St. Just Desvern, spainWhich was recreated by H3O Studios to reference the lightning bolt that struck the building generations ago.
The unusual floor plan features three jagged walls delineating colorful and angular spaces within the one-story home.
“Translating a story into architecture we found to be a fascinating and fun challenge,” H3O told Dezeen.
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087, Portugal, by Fala Atelier
Fala Atelier Dezeen is a favorite among readers, consistently praised for its distinctive interior design. Porto Studio added their trademark oversized spots and stripes to this lisbon Home with custom cabinetry and features fir wood The floors are strewn with geometric walnut accents.
“We tried to diversify the material palette as much as possible while still keeping it simple enough,” explains Felipe Magalhães, partner at Fala Atelier.
“The choices are very Portuguese, but the mix aims for much more than that,” said the architect.
Casa Ona, Spain, by Paloma Bau
One commentator declared Casa Ona “excellent”. valencian The home’s textured tiles and exposed surfaces, which form part of a renewal By local studio Paloma Bau.
Designed as a tribute to the nearby sea, the interior was transformed from a dark and heavily partitioned space to a modern and functional home with exposed beams, sandy-colored floors and delicate fluted accents.
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Collector’s Home, Netherlands, by DAB Studio
This 1920s Dutch house was renovated in the context of the Amsterdam School – a movement from 1910 to 1920 that paid equal attention to a building’s architecture and interior design.
inside firm DAB Studio chose one Ettore Sottsass Gridded feature wall and a sculptural green staircase amsterdam The house, which includes a diverse selection of vintage and contemporary furniture.
“The interiors have a free, creative feeling in which each element can stand on its own and be seen as art,” studio co-founder Lotte Bruns tells Dezeen.
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By University Uchronia, France, Uchronia
Praised by Dezeen readers for its theatricality maximalismUniverse Uchronia is a self-designed Parisian home uchronia Founder Julian Sebbon.
Sebban and his team chose bright walls, gauzy curtains and spaced-out resin floors for the 1970s-style apartment, which was created as a “manifesto of the (Uchronia) universe,” the founder explained.
Known for its application of vibrant colors and undulating shapes, the studio won the title of 2023 Dezeen Emerging Interior Designer of the Year award And Since then it has continued to create interiors in its own distinctive style.
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House of Gond, India, by Renesas
New Delhi Architecture Office Renesas Contemporary details balanced with references to traditional Indian homes for this apartment PuneMade for a fashion designer.
The interior layout of the house aims to capture the charm of typical Kerala bungalows, known as Nalukettu, which were designed with four halls or buildings around a central courtyard.
The mix of teak, rattan and antique chandeliers bring a subtle luxury to the home.
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Biarritz Apartment, France, by Toledano + Architects
This Biarritz apartment caught readers’ attention for its fluid forms that take cues from its seaside location.
French Studio Toledano + Architects Renovated house from corrugated wood mezzanine To optimize the compact 70-square-metre footprint.
“The waves and the rolling shore create the ambiance for a project perfectly drawn in curves,” said architect Gabriel Toledano.
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House in Kutná Hora, Czech Republic by Bayro Architekti
Unexpected openings and colorful additions to this 19th-century home Check The city of Kutná Hora, which is Prague Studio biro architecture Renovated to “blur the boundary between old and new”.
The kitchen has light blue cabinets and interior doors, while a porthole window in this space also offers a glimpse of the home’s spiral staircase.
