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Best of Houzz 2024: The Winning Design Projects
The Best of Houzz 2024 award winners have been announced. Take a look at some of the winning designs
The 2024 Best of Houzz winners have just been announced and this year’s list is packed with inspiring and innovative designs. Each year, we look through thousands of photos that professionals have uploaded to Houzz to find the most popular images in the UK and Ireland. These projects make it into our annual Best of Houzz Design awards.
The winners are divided into categories covering different parts of the home and different regions. Here, we take a look at a selection of the overall winners, but to see the regional breakdowns and even more winners, you can find everything in one place here.
The winners are divided into categories covering different parts of the home and different regions. Here, we take a look at a selection of the overall winners, but to see the regional breakdowns and even more winners, you can find everything in one place here.
Best bedrooms
In contrast to the dark tones featured in the living room designs, the winning bedrooms generally had a lighter, more airy feel, with soft colour schemes and pared-back decor featuring in many of the winning designs, including this by CATO creative.
Wood panelling behind the bed was another trend that emerged in many of the winning designs, from natural wood cladding to more traditional painted panelling.
In contrast to the dark tones featured in the living room designs, the winning bedrooms generally had a lighter, more airy feel, with soft colour schemes and pared-back decor featuring in many of the winning designs, including this by CATO creative.
Wood panelling behind the bed was another trend that emerged in many of the winning designs, from natural wood cladding to more traditional painted panelling.
- Browse all the UK winners in this category here.
- Browse all the Irish winners in this category here.
Best bathrooms
Statement tiles lead the way in this year’s winning bathroom designs, with vertically stacked tiles having a moment, as seen in this beautiful scheme by Aflux Designs.
Hexagonal and chevron tiles also featured in this year’s winning designs, along with black-framed shower screens and gold-coloured fixtures and fittings.
Statement tiles lead the way in this year’s winning bathroom designs, with vertically stacked tiles having a moment, as seen in this beautiful scheme by Aflux Designs.
Hexagonal and chevron tiles also featured in this year’s winning designs, along with black-framed shower screens and gold-coloured fixtures and fittings.
- Browse all the UK winners in this category here.
- Browse all the Irish winners in this category here.
Best gardens
Naturalistic planting, meandering paths and edibles were all trends that came through in the winning garden designs. Small urban plots that focused on lush planting in place of a traditional lawn, as seen in this design by Harry Holding Studio were also a trend that has continued over from last year.
Naturalistic planting, meandering paths and edibles were all trends that came through in the winning garden designs. Small urban plots that focused on lush planting in place of a traditional lawn, as seen in this design by Harry Holding Studio were also a trend that has continued over from last year.
- Browse all the UK winners in this category here.
- Browse all the Irish winners in this category here.
Best kitchens
Dark-painted kitchen cabinets were a feature of many of the winning kitchen designs this year, from dark grey, as seen in this design by Optimise Home, to rich blues and deep greens.
A connection to the garden was also prioritised in nearly all of the winning designs, with large windows and doors drawing in natural light and green views wherever possible.
Dark-painted kitchen cabinets were a feature of many of the winning kitchen designs this year, from dark grey, as seen in this design by Optimise Home, to rich blues and deep greens.
A connection to the garden was also prioritised in nearly all of the winning designs, with large windows and doors drawing in natural light and green views wherever possible.
- Browse all the UK winners in this category here.
- Browse all the Irish winners in this category here.
An uncluttered space with plenty of storage is clearly top of the wish list when it comes to hallways. Many of the winning designs featured clever storage solutions, such as this pull-out shoe cupboard by Margot Tsim Interiors. Light colour schemes and minimal decor were also popular across many of the designs
- Browse all the UK winners in this category here.
- Browse all the Irish winners in this category here.
Recognising the award winners among the experts
Here’s how our Best of Houzz badges look – keep an eye out for these symbols on a professional’s profile.
Information for professionals
Are you an expert yourself and wondering how you can get a badge or a Best of Houzz award next year? Upload lots of great pictures that show Houzz users what your work is all about. If you don’t have suitable photographs of your projects yet, think about getting professional shots taken.
Are you a homeowner? Click here to find out what a Best of Houzz badge means on a pro’s profile.
Are you a professional? Click here to find out how to win a badge.
Tell us…
Which were your favourite images on Houzz? Share your picks in the Comments.
Here’s how our Best of Houzz badges look – keep an eye out for these symbols on a professional’s profile.
Information for professionals
Are you an expert yourself and wondering how you can get a badge or a Best of Houzz award next year? Upload lots of great pictures that show Houzz users what your work is all about. If you don’t have suitable photographs of your projects yet, think about getting professional shots taken.
Are you a homeowner? Click here to find out what a Best of Houzz badge means on a pro’s profile.
Are you a professional? Click here to find out how to win a badge.
Tell us…
Which were your favourite images on Houzz? Share your picks in the Comments.
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Rich wall colours, book storage and built-in units were all standout features of this year’s winning designs. Bespoke floor-to-ceiling bookcases featured in several of the winning designs, including this one by Foxglove House, which also has an integrated library ladder to reach books down from the top shelves.