The 12 winning interiors projects for Dezeen Awards 2020 have been revealed. Winners include a winery in northeast Austria, a series of studios for yoga brand Vikasa and an old Spanish workshop that has been converted into a tactile family home.
Other winners, unveiled in the Dezeen Awards 2020 interiors show hosted by LionHeart, include a bar that reflects its owners' interest in insects, a former lecture hall that has been transformed into a playful multi-level office and a four-bedroom smart home in Hong Kong.
Capsule Hostel and Bookstore by Atelier Tao+C was named overall interiors project of the year.
The winners were decided by a master jury consisting of New York-based designer Rafael de Cardenas, Victoriya Yakusha of Yakisha Design, Alex Mok of Linehouse, Seyhan Özdemir of Istanbul-based studio Autobahn and Ambrish Arora of Studio Lotus. There were 1,374 entries for the interiors categories at this year's Dezeen Awards, which is sponsored by Allermuir, V1, LSA, Hem and Grohe. Of these, 61 projects were shortlisted by our jury of 25 leading figures from the world of interiors.
The winners of the architecture categories were announced yesterday and the design categories will be unveiled tomorrow.
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See the winning interiors projects on the Dezeen Awards website or read on below:

House interior of the year:

Bismarck House by Andrew Burges Architects and David Harrison & Karen McCartney
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