22x Favorite Instagram interior accounts
Long live the global oh so inspiring instagram! A medium that we here at Barts Boekje use more and more (or again) as inspiration material (instead of looking at snapshots of lives that we can and will never live). We want beautiful pictures! Interior! Art! Colour! Well, you understand: we have such a list favorite interior design accounts who we like to follow on Instagram. Would we like to share it with you? Sure. Is it coming:
(all images come from the relevant accounts)
Of course that's one no-brainer: and is number 1 by far. We also call Willemijn de Leeuw 'our' walking interior encyclopedia. On her account, Willemijn collects the most beautiful, most inspiring pictures from the gram (actually, they are always re-grams with the very best edit of Willemijn). There is always color. There are always prints. There is always inspiration in abundance. Yummy to the max. @willemijndeleeuw
And then there is Willemijn's other account: @spacecontentstudio. Here she shows her husband's interior design work @thijsdeleeuw photographs. Interior styling and advice captured at its best.
@kellywearstler is the queen van statement interiors. Her style? Unpolished, daring and always on point. She mixes sculptural shapes with bold prints – see it for yourself!
She renovated her home in London and fell in love instantly. Color, prints and details – here you go! @lucywilliamshome
Pieter and Michelle are the creative minds behind @eveneleveninteriors, an allround interior design studio with a penchant for the extraordinary. They aim for impact – bold statements only! Their style? Modern maximalism: clean lines and playful shapes, where vintage classics merge effortlessly with contemporary design. Think raw materials, hand-woven fabrics and always that little bit extra.
Among all those interior women stands @nicklacoik with a cool and minimalist style.
Because there is really nothing to add to that Instagram handle (name).
Just like Willemijn de Leeuw, a wonderful collection account in the mix with her own house.
Luxury real estate it is. Appeared in Vogue, Tatler, GQ and House & Garden. Class and finesse in every corner. Delicious inspirational images and above all envious. @condenastproperty
The name says it all: @asouthlondonhome. Alice transforms a 1930s home, with a focus on DIY and attention to detail. Plus, a realistic view of a (messy) home.
When you say color and print in the Netherlands, you say Reineke Ra Studio Interiors. We like EVERYTHING she does. Which works out well, because while you can hire her to style your entire house (great idea), she also sells a whole bunch easy access products such as cushions and lampshades to bring at least a little bit of Reineke's style into your home!
And then it's a 1-2 step to the wonderful account of @atelier.nd.interior. Here too, colorful house styles with their own shop. Come on!
In the same colorful street you will find @doortjekruisheer. Full of DIY tips and hacks that you can easily do yourself.
Your daily dose of DIY, interior and color is @annelaurelievense
Note the _ at the end of hunter, you must have that. Nice mix of all things cool with a strong focus on interior design and catering. Just what the doctor ordered.
This Sean even wrote a book about it: authentic interiors. And he also shows that on the gram. A little bit of everything, lots of antiques gone good, lots of corners, lots that may sometimes seem dusty but are actually very tasty.
Sounds Dutch but – I believe (?) – it is not. What is it? A nice account that brings the (French?) outdoor life indoors.
Always very busy, always lots to see.
Before you think that these are all international accounts: absolutely not! We find the accounts of the Dutch editions of magazines amusing Apartments en elle decoration (including the magazines themselves, by the way). A nice balanced mix of classy and modern interiors. Sometimes busy, sometimes subdued and where – alleluia – color is not avoided.
Tick country side cute with very smart easy to copy-paste DIY tips (and then we don't like; home industry. DIY in this case means: go to the market, buy a similar fabric and use it as a tablecloth or tent for your mini).
A Dutch woman with a fondness (severely shared by us) for all shades of pink, purple and lilac. Nice detail shots and the occasional smart tip from the 'interior stylist with big dreams'.
And no, that is not our Dutch newspaper but the abbreviation of Architectural Digest (I get that first word in real life my throat really can't get out by the way).
Don't forget @admexico!
Last but not least…. @lanawilman
