The 10 interiors projects that have won Dezeen Awards 2019 have been announced. They include a compact black house designed to stand out like a minimalist sculpture, and a micro-flat in Taipei.
The 53 shortlisted interior category projects were judged by a panel of 25 leading architects, before a master jury selected the winners.
This year's master jury included French designer Matali Crasset, London-based designer Ab Rogers, co-founder of Stockholm design and architecture studio Claesson Koivisto Rune Eero Koivisto, Czech architect Eva Jiricna, and design journalist and communication consultant Yoko Choy.
One of the ten category winners will be named overall interior project of the year at the Dezeen Awards 2019 party in London on 30 October. All winners will receive a hand-made trophy by Atelier NL presented in a special carrying case by Herschel. View the winning interiors projects on the Dezeen Awards website or read on below:

House interior of the year:

Tiny Holiday Home by i29 interior architects
Tiny Holiday Home is a compact, black 55-square-metre house that is designed to stand out like a minimalist sculpture. The holiday home is located in an area of lakes and sand-islands near Amsterdam, the Netherlands.
It is divided into four "sculptural values" which were developed from the inside-out, making it spatially efficient with a strong identity that sets it apart from its natural surroundings.
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