One of the most exciting Instagram accounts from the creative community in Marrakech is Laurence Leenaert’s LRNCE. Her textiles, ceramics and artwork – inspired by the line drawings of Picasso and Joan Miró – are staples on the shelves of tastemakers everywhere. Keep your eye out for snaps of Leenaert’s terracotta-toned adobe-style home, where she shoots her creations against the backdrop of a piercing Moroccan sky.

Interior designer Gavin Houghton is the owner of that candy-striped veranda – reposted by countless tastemakers and recreated by countless punters with Ikea’s Sofia fabric. Gavin Houghton Design’s speciality is classic with a twist of eclectic – and the interior designer’s homes in Tangiers and south London are testament to his brilliant eye for pattern and color. Check out his wonderfully quirky ceramics, too.

The latest venture from supernova style-setter Sophie Ashby, Sister by Studio Ashby is a line of wildly covetable vintageware, bespoke furniture and art pieces. Here, you’ll find the finishing touches that every room in your house is crying out for.

This thoroughly eclectic curation of interiors, arts and culture is the antidote to any scroll slump you may find yourself in. From Monet’s primrose-yellow kitchen to the hallways of the fabled Chelsea Hotel in New York, Pieces has gathered beautiful rooms from history and created the ultimate interiors mood board. Idyllic for anyone looking for inspiration in unlikely places.

This pastel-pink palace was saved from the brink of ruin by interiors legends Studio KO and, sure as pie, every room is a design dream. Visit Flamingo Estate for the daily house tours in its Stories, which tease a peek at the confetti-like terrazzo floors, leopard-print loungers and sprawling views over Los Angeles. Oh, and there is a giant Andy Warhol casually adorning the TV snug.

Abel Macias’s brightly colored murals have placed him firmly in the tradition of David Hockney and Keith Haring. Based in LA, he has been transforming residential and commercial spaces with his signature bright and beautiful motifs – gaining something of a cult following along the way. For anyone considering a feature wall in their own home, Abel Macias is the perfect inspiration.

This interior-design studio has combed through the mythical interior-design archive in the sky and found the most charmingly retro-yet-relevant rooms for all budding renovators to recreate. Designer Giovanna de Bosredon is the visionary behind Auguri Studio and, with clients like the iconic Marin Montagut, you can trust her design references.

Monsieur Halard is the OG of interiors photographers, shooting countless famous residences, from Yves Saint Laurent’s Parisian pad to Versailles itself. As lockdown limped on, he turned the lens on his own home, thrilling François Halard followers with a detailed look at the bohemian bliss he inhabits. His mustard kitchen with bottle-green tiles broke the internet (nearly).

Editor Ben Weaver writes a brilliant weekly newsletter covering everything from sustainability in design to spotting future art classics. If you ever need reminding how art and interiors blend seamlessly together, follow The London List. Here, you’ll spot the luckiest rooms in the world – decked out in countless Picassos and Basquiats.

Creative director Pepi de Boissieu specializes in theatrical food installations for clients such as Hermès and Camper – but her home in Barcelona is a study in lo-fi luxe. Each room is a soothing palette of neutrals, with enough crumpled linen to last a lifetime. Highlights include her shots of long, lazy summer lunches, complete with freshly picked fruit, and dreamy alfresco tablescapes that you can look forward to recreating come summer.

Find slick 20th-century furniture and offbeat objects tantalizingly arranged on this super-chic grid. The Peanut Vendor specializes in one-of-a-kind pieces with a backstory and also owns a showroom in east London, where you can fawn over these magical creations in real life.

Lexi Hayman’s miniature cut-outs of the most-Pinned rooms and cult homeware pieces are inspired, not to mention absolutely adorable. See her pixie-sized renderings of Luke Edward Hall plates and Matilda Goad clam shells and try not to smile. With clients like Christie’s and Liberty London, Love from Lexi is one to follow.