Barlow & Barlow design studio has a knack for trailblazing a trend – just look at its latest project, Kin House, for proof. The Fermoie fabric-wrapped bath and blush pink, squiggle-tiled bathroom (which recently lit up social media) is just the tip of the iceberg in this vast portfolio of playful designs – all with viral potential. Follow for a masterclass on how to pull off florals, scallops and pelmets without things getting too chintzy. @barlowandbarlow

The impossibly tasteful duo Charlotte Rey and Duncan Campbell are the design prodigies behind some of the best-looking rooms on Instagram these days. Campbell Rey’s distinctively eclectic style – all jewel tones, animal prints, lacquer and low-slung furniture – references everything from Renaissance masters to Italian interiors of the 1970s. It’s hard to resist their glossy world and its ability to transport you to another era. Look out for their restoration of a Belle Époque villa in Italy, to be unveiled soon, plus their covetable collaboration with rug company Nordic Knots. The latest design is inspired by the grandeur of Hotel Il Pellicano, no less. @campbellrey

Writer Eleanor Cording-Booth cuts through the Instagram noise with her tried-and-tested tips and hacks for all things design-related on A Considered Space. Her devoted followers seek her guidance on everything from bedside tables to bathroom sinks; plus, her own flat – in London’s Barbican Estate – is a masterclass in how to bring a traditional twist to a modern space. A must-follow for anyone in need of a design 101. @aconsideredspace

Designer Anissa Kermiche is always ahead of the curve, with her voluptuous vases and shapely sculptures that prettify the homes of many a style icon. Rosie Huntington-Whiteley is often spotted filming her beauty tutorials with one of Kermiche’s famous ‘Love Handles’ vases perched in the background, while Pernille Teisbaek fills her ‘Breast Friend’ vessel with fresh lilies. True to form, Kermiche’s own home is also a feast for the eyes. Head to her Instagram account for a peek at her effortlessly pared-back, Parisian-style pad – all neutrals and soft curves. @anissakermiche

Inspired by childhood memories of summers spent sifting through seaside markets in Italy with her Ligurian mother, designer Natalie Sytner has brought the traditional Italian ceramics she grew up with over to the UK and launched Bettina Ceramica. They include delicate pastel-colored shrines, moustachioed head-shaped vases, sun-baked terracotta baskets – and the famous wavy-trimmed fruit bowl. Each piece is bound to bring some Mediterranean sunshine to the grayest of days. @bettinaceramica

This art platform has a unique curation of emerging artists. Spanning paintings to textiles, sculptures to photography, every piece on Wondering People is sure to be a future collectible. Indeed, founders Sophie Merrell and Isabella Rothman really know their art, attending degree shows and immersing themselves in the art community in their journey to discover the most exciting new talent. For those in need of some extraordinary art for their home, look no further. @wondering.people