15 Instagram Accounts To Follow For Interior-Design Envy

A provocateur of contemporary design, Kelly Wearstler is one of the high priestesses of interiors. The American renegade has reshaped some seriously major spaces with her fearless collision of color, material and invocation of era. Think Brutalist architecture softened by jacquard and velvet, or sculptural vintage finds offsetting slick modern lines. A mainstay of the AD100 (the definitive list of top talents in interior design, architecture, and landscape design) and the creative force behind hotels such as Santa Monica Proper and Four Seasons Anguilla, Wearstler’s Instagram is sure to whet your appetite. Expect art-world references, travel notes, furniture collaborations and behind-the-scenes glimpses of projects that feel cinematic, site-specific and daring. @kellywearstler

Few people understand the emotional depth of a room quite like Lucinda Chambers. The former Vogue fashion director turned interiors tastemaker approaches decorating with the same instinct she once applied to clothes: intuitive, irreverent and gloriously unruly. On Instagram, her feed is a collage of rambunctious florals, hand-painted furniture, a treasure trove of textures and flea-market treasures. There’s absolutely no beige minimalism here. Instead, lots of color, character and a reminder that good taste is about confidence. @lucindachambers

Stella Weatherall is a must-follow. Since striking out solo after formative roles at Firmdale Hotels and Flora Soames, her studio has become synonymous with assorted color, confident pattern-clashing and rooms that feel refined while joyfully personal. Her Instagram is a lesson in courageous layering: lacquered trims, unexpected palettes, cleverly reworked layouts and the kind of upholstery that makes you reconsider everything you thought you knew about stripes. Come for the bold visuals, stay for the smart spatial thinking. @stella_weatherall

Madrid-based designer Marta de la Rica brings an instinctive elegance to spaces defined by color, texture and cultural memory. Her feed reveals interiors enriched with vintage discoveries, artisanal craftsmanship and a confident interplay of proportion and palette. Expect unexpected pairings, artistic compositions and an unmistakable Iberian romanticism for warm, lived-in sophistication. @martadelarica

No one does maximalism quite like Cabana. Indeed, founder Martina Mondadori is the high priest of ‘eclectic-chic’, drawing on vintage designs from her travels the world over, to glean her spectacularly singular style. Hit follow on the Cabana account for the maximalist mood-board of dreams – prints on top of prints on top of prints, color explosions and flamboyant fabrics aplenty. And, should you want to recreate any of these looks at home, her line of tableware is the perfect starting point. @cabanamagazine

Creative director Alex Eagle is the design eye behind some of the chicest spots around and, together with her long-term collaborator Sophie Hodges, has fast become the go-to designer for the It-crowd. Tune in for unexpected style quirks, such as chinoiserie paneling paired with abstract art and modernist chairs by Pierre Jeanneret (as seen at their masterpiece-of-a-project Oakley Court), and, of course, the fabulously retro accents at 180 Health Club, which have been shared and re-shared far and wide. @eagle.hodges

If your interiors ambitions lean towards the timeless, Dan Fink is a designer worth knowing. The New York-based creative has spent more than 15 years honing an aesthetic that draws on classical architecture, the natural world and the delicate interplay of proportion, texture and form. His rooms balance handsome antiques with contemporary furnishings, sticking to an understated elegance that will certainly stand the test of time. His debut book, Time & Beauty: The Elements of Design, out October 27, offers a more intimate look at his design philosophy. In the meantime, head to his Instagram. @danfinkstudio

Color enthusiasts, pay close attention. West London-based interior designer Sarah Brown has a talent for creating wonderfully decorative rooms – that happen to also be lovely and livable. Her approach often includes bespoke joinery and a glorious assortment of patterned textiles, artwork and unexpected color combinations. From elegant London townhouses to stylish US homes across the Atlantic, her projects are full of clever details and personality, without ever sacrificing comfort. @sarahbrowninteriors