See all 14 winning interiors selected in the Dezeen Awards public vote

See all 14 winning interiors selected in the Dezeen Awards public vote

The results of the interiors public vote for Dezeen Awards 2026 have been announced, with 14 projects selected as winners by Dezeen’s readers. Projects voted as readers’ favourite include a co-working space in Berlin that offers “more than a boring desk”, as well as a “quietly magical” Toronto cafe that provides a family-friendly third place. Also winning this year’s public vote is an office in Kyiv featuring vintage furnishings, artworks, and quirky touches such as leftover paint swatches. Dezeen Awards 2026 public vote winners revealed this week Dezeen Awards 2026, in partnership with Trimble, will reveal all public vote winners this week. The architecture winners were announced yesterday and the design winners will be revealed tomorrow. Readers were invited to choose their favourite projects out of the 392-strong shortlist in this year’s vote. The vote took place between 28 September and 16 October, spanning shortlists in each of Dezeen Awards’ three main category sectors. This year’s interiors category sponsors include Framery and Programa. Top: Banda Agency Office by Ater Architects. Photo by Yevhenii Avramenko. Above: Coworking Spaces at C1 Alexanderplatz-Berlin by Bruzkus Greenberg. Photo by Bruzkus Greenberg All winning interiors projects are listed below, each with a link to a dedicated page on the Dezeen Awards website where you can find an image and more information about the project. The public vote is separate from the main judging process, in which entries are assessed by our panel of industry-leading judges. The overall winners of this year’s programme, including the overall interiors project of the year sponsored by Gaggenau, will be announced at the Dezeen Awards 2026 party on 16 November at the Royal Opera House in London. Read on to see the list of this year’s public vote winners for the interiors categories: Public vote winner: Residential interior (small) The Atrium, Sydney, Australia, by Anna Carin Design Read more Public vote winner: Residential interior (large) Casa Co, Guadalajara, Mexico, by Aagnes Read more Public vote winner: Restaurant interior Jeju, Vancouver, Canada, by &Daughters Read more Public vote winner: Bar and cafe interior Cateto Club, Costa Del Sol, Spain, by Cateto Cateto Read more Public vote winner: Hotel and short-stay interior Lost Villa Huanglong Island Lighthouse Hotel, Zhejiang, China, by SZ-Architects Read more Public vote winner: Workplace interior (small) Banda Agency Office, Kyiv, Ukraine, by Ater Architects Read more Public vote winner: Workplace interior (large) Coworking Spaces at C1 Alexanderplatz-Berlin, Berlin, Germany, by Bruzkus Greenberg Read more Public vote winner: Retail interior (small) OnLand, Hangzhou, China, by Amass Read more Public vote winner: Retail interior (large) Messa House, Almaty, Kazakhstan, by Up2date Architects Read more Public vote winner: Leisure and wellness interior The Willow Play Cafe, Toronto, Canada, by Denizens of Design Read more Public vote winner: Exhibition design (interior) Unraveling: New Spaces, Venice, Italy, by Serbian Pavilion Read more Public vote winner: Kitchen interior Deco House, London, United Kingdom, by Farid Karim Design Read more Public vote winner: Bathroom interior William King Apartment, Athens, Greece, by Kan Atelier Read more Public vote winner: Sustainable interior Cosy House, London, United Kingdom, by Enbee Architecture and Design Read more Interiors public vote winners Residential interior (small) of the year 2026: The Atrium, Sydney, Australia, by Anna Carin Design Residential interior (large) of the year 2026: Casa Co, Guadalajara, Mexico, by Aagnes Restaurant interior of the year 2026: Jeju, Vancouver, Canada, by &Daughters Bar and cafe interior of the year 2026: Cateto Club, Costa Del Sol, Spain, by Cateto Cateto Hotel and short-stay interior of the year 2026: Lost Villa Huanglong Island Lighthouse Hotel, Zhejiang, China, by SZ-Architects Workplace interior (small) of the year 2026: Banda Agency Office, Kyiv, Ukraine, by Ater Architects Workplace interior (large) of the year 2026: Coworking Spaces at C1 Alexanderplatz-Berlin, Berlin, Germany, by Bruzkus Greenberg The Willow Play Cafe by Denizens of Design. Photo by Scott Norsworthy Interiors public vote winners, continued: Retail interior (small) of the year 2026: OnLand, Hangzhou, China, by Amass Retail interior (large) of the year 2026: Messa House, Almaty, Kazakhstan, by Up2date Architects Leisure and wellness interior of the year 2026: The Willow Play Cafe, Toronto, Canada, by Denizens of Design Exhibition design (interior) of the year 2026: Unraveling: New Spaces, Venice, Italy, by Serbian Pavilion Kitchen interior of the year 2026: Deco House, London, United Kingdom, by Farid Karim Design Bathroom interior of the year 2026: William King Apartment, Athens, Greece, by Kan Atelier Sustainable interior of the year 2026: Cosy House, London, United Kingdom, by Enbee Architecture and Design Get your Dezeen Awards party tickets now Tickets for the party are selling fast! The event will be a chance for everyone who entered this year’s Dezeen Awards to celebrate their achievements alongside fellow nominees, winners and our esteemed Dezeen Awards judges. Click the link here to find out more and secure your tickets before they sell out! Dezeen Awards 2026 in partnership with TrimbleDezeen Awards is the ultimate accolade for architects and designers worldwide. The ninth edition of the annual awards is in partnership with global technology company Trimble. Through connected hardware and software solutions, Trimble helps designers to transform the way they shape spaces and buildings as well as drive productivity in the process. Trimble’s collaboration with Dezeen Awards demonstrates its ongoing commitment to inspiring and supporting creative excellence across the globe.

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