As part of our 2019 review ? and to mark the shortest day of the year in the northern hemisphere ? design reporter Jennifer Hahn looks back at the top 10 cosiest, most hygge interiors.

Radar Station, England, by MS-DA and Johnson Naylor
The natural warmth and tactility of wood turns a duo of disused radar station sheds into a welcoming holiday home. It is featured everywhere from the white timber roof to the pale oak wall-panels and throughout the entire bathroom, which doubles as a sauna.
On a calm day, the light interior reflects the landscape of the shingle beach outside, while during a storm Johnson Naylor's Fiona Naylor imagines that you can feel "the building wrapping itself around you like a soft, snug blanket".
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The Sister Hotel, Italy, Quincoces-Dragò and Six
Walls in moody shades of blue and green envelop guests in this nunnery-turned-hotel, to create an atmosphere that Samuele Savio, art director of multidisciplinary studio Six, describes as being both "welcoming and refined".
To strike this balance, sophisticated details like brass lights and timber screen-dividers play off comfy textures in the form of heavy, floor-length curtains and snug soft-furnishings.
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The Siren Hotel, USA, ASH NYC
Whilst some designers opted for neutral tones and tactile details to create a hygge environment, ASH NYC instead opted for old-time opulence for The Siren ? crowned Hotel of the ...