Unveiling the Most Stunning Interior Designs of 2024: A Year in Review

With 2024 drawing to a close, the editorial team at Dezeen has curated a selection of their favorite interior design projects from the past year. The list features an eclectic mix of spaces, from a Haussmann-era apartment in Paris to a Stockholm office boasting a fully functioning rollercoaster. Each project showcases innovative design and unique aesthetics that push the boundaries of traditional interiors.

Featured Projects

Persona, Sweden by Erik Bratsberg

Chosen by Cajsa Carlson, deputy editor
Interior designer Erik Bratsberg has created a warm dining experience in Stockholm's Östermalm area, featuring self-made artworks and a calming color palette of cream, green, and brown hues. The use of brass and terrazzo details adds a touch of elegance to the fine-dining space.

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Daphne, Canada by Studio Paolo Ferrari

Chosen by Ellen Eberhardt, US reporter
In this adventurous Toronto space, Studio Paolo Ferrari designed rooms inspired by iconic filmmakers, creating an eventful dining atmosphere.

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Chai Guys, UK by SODA

Chosen by Starr Charles, editorial assistant
This cozy café in London features a warm palette and natural materials, designed to be a peaceful refuge for visitors.

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Meo, Canada by Ste Marie

Chosen by Amy Peacock, architecture reporter
A cocktail bar with a nostalgic vibe, Meo showcases a mix of pink hues and vintage patterns, creating a romantic atmosphere.

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The Frontal Lobe, Sweden by The Great Exhibition

Chosen by Tom Ravenscroft, editor
This office features a fully functioning rollercoaster, providing a unique break-time alternative for employees.

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Aesop Diagonal, Spain by Mesura

Chosen by Jennifer Hahn, design and environment editor
This retail space cleverly uses reclaimed materials, showcasing how sustainable design can be aesthetically pleasing.

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Additional Highlights

The article also features various other remarkable designs, including a Paris apartment that reflects a playful mix of color and texture, and a self-designed home by James Shaw that cleverly utilizes natural light in an underground setting. Each design tells a unique story and showcases the creativity and innovation present in today's interior design landscape.