Whether it was an architect’s radically indoor/outdoor residence in São Paulo, a tiny cabin in Washington for an outdoorsy owner, or a kid-friendly home in Australia complete with monkey bars in a hallway and secrete tunnels, adventurous design was 2024’s trend du jour among our Instagram audience. Here’s what else had followers hitting “like” in 2024.

Maison Amtrak by Peter M. Cohen

Downs House II by Barry Downs

Micheltorena by Lovers Unite

Kappe Residence by Ray Kappe

Day-McBride Residence by Ryan Leidner Architecture

Lark House by SHED Architecture and Design

Wilcox Estate by Bright Designlab

Le Kiosque by Jean-Baptiste Barache

Feldman House Renovation by Jessica Helgerson Interior Design

Curve House by 4 S Architecture

Tinyleaf by GO'C

Haskel Backyard Office by Murray Legge Architecture

Terra 1,2,3 Houses by Madeiguincho

Panorama House by Andrew Goodwin Designs

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19 Waterloo Street by SJB Architects

With previous uses a butcher shop, grocery store, window workshop, hat shop, and a restaurant, the mix-and-match facade of this Sydney residence feels like an appropriate reflection of the renovated home’s varied history." layout="wide" credit="Photo by Anson Smart" photoUserId=""/>

Toca House by Tito Ficarelli

Run Ragged House by Acre Architects

Manhattan Beach A-Frame by Studio MacDonald Libit

Lic Residence by Keith Burns Architect PLLC

Brown House by Bldus

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