11 Instagram accounts to follow for major design ideas

Lauren Liess
This local designer is a major hit nationwide. She gives insight into her natural aesthetic and her own home projects.

Open window kind of day ☀️

A post shared by Lauren Liess (@laurenliess) on Apr 14, 2018 at 10:04am PDT

 

Sallie Kjos at GreyHunt Interiors
The Ashburn designer focuses on bold projects that will work in any home.

Monday morning motivation! This work space has me swooning! @jawdaandjawda

A post shared by GreyHunt Interiors (@greyhuntinteriors) on Apr 16, 2018 at 4:41am PDT

 

Pamela Harvey Interiors
Local designer Pamela Harvey meshes modern traditionalism with understated luxury.

Finishing touches today, it still amazes me what the right pillows and some greenery can do for a room. The view is nice too! #interiordesign #pamelaharveyinteriors #accessories

A post shared by Pamela Harvey (@pamelaharveyinteriors) on Mar 29, 2018 at 10:40am PDT

 

Casey Sanford Interiors
Casey Sanford brings nature inside with her designs that offer a chic, yet comfortable look.

|| • Time for the weekend • || What a week! || We’ve been bracing for this time the past three months, and it feels good to end the week with a project that lifts me off the ground with excitement. || So very thankful for the connections with talented individuals who take pride in their work, and their reputation, and believe in bringing us along side their dreams to bring it all through fruition. || “Life is lived on the edge.” – Will Smith • || Design: @marieflaniganinteriors . . . #interiordesign #washingtondc #weekend #interiors #newdevelopement #kitchendesign #modern #contemporary #dc #travel #southern #realestate #interiorarchitecture #instagood #instadaily #spring #relax #motivation #revamp

A post shared by Casey Sanford (@caseysanfordinteriors) on Apr 6, 2018 at 8:26pm PDT

 

YoungHouseLove
Follow this young couple as they take on full-home renovations.

While the duplex comes apart, sometimes it makes me feel better to look at pretty houses with luxuries like walls and siding and a roof overhead 😂 And this beauty stopped me in my tracks 😍 (Pic by @ellenkavanaugh)

A post shared by Sherry & John Petersik (@younghouselove) on Apr 6, 2018 at 4:49pm PDT

 

Wit and Delight
Her work in design brings a focused eye for home decor you should be bringing into your own home.

A very long, long time ago… I turned my book spines inward. (PLEASE DON’T @ME HAHA!)

A post shared by Kate Arends (@witanddelight_) on Apr 3, 2018 at 4:55pm PDT

 

DesignSponge
Earning a spot on many must-read design blogs, Design Sponge has been given the moniker of “Martha Stewart Living for the Millennials” by the New York Times. Need we say more?

Oh y’all wanted a twist? That bunny bathroom goes with THIS amazing tiled bathroom. @atompop ‘s home makeover really nailed the bathroom renovation part of the challenge. See the link above (or swipe up in stories!) to see more 🖤🖤🖤 ***Tiles by Moroccan Mosaic & Tile House @mosaicmorocco

A post shared by Grace Bonney (@designsponge) on Apr 12, 2018 at 12:02pm PDT

 

Apartment Therapy
DIY tips and home projects sourced from all over the nation, this is where you see photos and have the “That’s a great idea” comment come out of your mouth.

On our Instagram story today, we’re chatting with @dmsweitzer the founder of @notremonde_official. Dawn creates one-of-kind pieces for the home including trays, mirrors and furniture. Recently, we took a peek inside her stunning studio in High Point, NC (can we please move in? 🙋🏼) and learned more about her life as an artist. (Image: @charlotte_nilsson)

A post shared by Apartment Therapy (@apartmenttherapy) on Apr 15, 2018 at 6:37am PDT

 

Dwell Magazine
Modern and minimalist, Dwell‘s ideas make you think of the entire project and the best way to bring it into your home.

A heritage inter-war, functionalist-style house gets a dose of contemporary Australian cool. Built in 1949 in a European modernist style known as inter-war functionalism, the Conway Atkins House in New South Wales, Australia, was updated by Sam Crawford Architects, and is filled with interesting art deco elements inspired by nautical and transportation design. Also based in New South Wales, @samcrawfordarch aimed to retain the assertive historical visage of the old house, while revamping the interiors to include an additional bedroom, refreshed communal zones, and an improved connection to the garden and pool. The communal living area is situated on the ground floor, which includes a large kitchen that’s connected to a dining space featuring a spotted gum timber screen. The internal living spaces on this level are linked via a covered pergola that connects to the back garden, swimming pool, and barbecue area, where residents can relax and enjoy the warm Australian sunshine in the summer months. To see more, click the link in bio. – Photo Courtesy of Brett Boardman #patio #indooroutdoorliving #artdeco #outdoor #modernarchitecture #moderndesign #autralia #newsouthwales

A post shared by Dwell (@dwellmagazine) on Apr 14, 2018 at 5:18pm PDT

 

Design Home
This home decor platform brings in a range of designs, so there is sure to be something for any look you are going for.

We are obsessed with @justinablakeneyhome’s bohemian style for @selamatdesigns. 🌿 Her pieces are now available in the game!

A post shared by Design Home (@designhome) on Apr 11, 2018 at 4:00pm PDT

 

HomePolish
Helmed by national interior designers, there is a range of aesthetics and projects to take inspiration from. Find home tours, trend topics and more.

Because it’s important to be at your optimum comfort level when devouring substantial meals, @jturek designed this kitchen to look as large as our appetites. He chose cabinets that reached to the ceiling to make the space look more expansive and created a kitchen island that extends to a dining room table for maximum comfort (just like our eating pants). Link in bio for the full scoop. 👖 // Design by @jturek of #HomepolishNYC + photo by @seanlitchfield.

A post shared by Homepolish (@homepolish) on Apr 15, 2018 at 3:32pm PDT