Continuing our yearly review, Dezeen has selected the top 10 home interiors of 2020 ? including a rustic home in rural France and a multicoloured Tokyo apartment.

Edinburgh apartment, UK, by Luke and Joanne McClelland
Having lived in a poky London flat for eight years, architects Joanne and Luke McClelland set about making the rooms inside their Edinburgh apartment as bright and spacious as possible.
The pair painted surfaces white, widened doorways to let in more sunlight and opened up the kitchen to include a dining area. Commenters were particularly impressed with the high-end look of the kitchen's wooden cabinetry, which was actually sourced from IKEA.
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Kew Residence, Australia, by John Wardle Commenters loved the personal feel of architect John Wardle's Melbourne home, which he decided to revamp after his three children grew up and moved out.
At the heart of the plan is now a "cocoon"-like study where Wardle displays books and ceramic ornaments that he's collected over the years. The architect also made sure that his favourite type of wood, Victorian ash, was used for all of the home's joinery.
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Nagatach? Apartment, Japan, by Adam Nathaniel Furman
Tasked with turning this lack-lustre Tokyo apartment into "a place of happiness, joy and lightness", designer Adam Nathaniel Furman applied vivid, food-inspired colours to its interior.
The kitchen has watermelon-green fl...