Home renovation and design platform Houzz Inc. has announced its “Best of Houzz 2021” list featuring stunning kitchen, bedroom, bathroom and garden designs.
Only the highest-rated 3% of designs from the last year make the list, so it’s very much the crème de la crème.
“The Best Of Houzz awards are an emblem of trust and credibility for home professionals across the UK and around the world, and we are excited to celebrate this year’s winners,” says Liza Hausman of Houzz.
“The Covid-19 pandemic has highlighted our critical need as homeowners to feel comfortable before inviting pros into and around our homes, and the Best Of Houzz badge is a powerful way to communicate the trust that homeowners have in a pro’s business.”
Check out a selection of the winners in this slideshow, including an open-plan kitchen-living room that will make your jaw drop.
This bold cloakroom with statement agate flashback was designed by dk INTERIORS.
Photographed by Paul Craig
This self-contained home office is a smart way to use a small landing. A steel screen and door by Perla Windows Ltd creates a separate space with plenty of natural light. Photographed by Perla Windows Ltd
This bathroom by Big Bean Construction Ltd has a spa-like feel. Check out that stainless steel towel rack – an especially nice touch.Photographed by Big Bean Construction Ltd
This cosy bedroom designed by Studio Schubert has a comforting earthy palette featuring a very on-trend shade of green.Photographed by Studio Schubert
This stunning open-plan kitchen and living space is actually an extension and renovation by MODEL Projects Ltd. Wow.Photographed by Chris Snook
Designed by Higham Furniture in the Shaker style, this cute and compact utility room has gorgeous quartz worktops and stylish aged brass taps.Photographed by Rowland Roques-O’Neil
This adorable and unique children’s room with mezzanine study space was designed by Slightly Quirky Ltd. How cute is that ladder up to the mezzanine level?Photographed by Anna Stathaki
In this case, luxury really does mean luxury. The dining table is made from 48,000-year-old wood and resin, while the dining chairs are leather and bronze. Photographed by Janey Butler Interiors
This inviting garden by Harrington Porter features lockdown’s most coveted garden accessory: a fire pit. Photographed by Harrington Porter
Entered through stylish steel-framed doors by ade architecture, this isn’t your average patio space.
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