For designers, Instagram can be a treasure trove of inspiration. Ever wonder who the pros are following? We spoke to three interior designers to see where they’re getting their Insta inspiration. We recommend giving all 10 of them a follow.
Kerrie Kelly - @kerrielkelly
Studio McGee - @studiomcgee
“I have loved watching the evolution of Syd and Shea McGee as they have designed homes, renovated and moved from their own and grown their design business. Their aesthetic and their success is inspiring and it is fun to cheer them on via ‘likes.’”
Maximalist Studios - @maximaliststudios
“I have always enjoyed remaining on the pulse of whatever Eddie Ross is doing. And his latest endeavor, Maximalist Studios Performance and Event Studio in Philly, doesn’t disappoint. Whether he is hosting a party, having a photo shoot or teaching a styling class, I promise you, it will be interesting and of course, inspiring.”
Kate O'Hara - @oharainteriorsofficial
Marlene Zeiner Borthen - @mdezeiner
“If you didn’t know she studied interior architecture before, you will once you see her Insta. Her feed is all about shapes, shadows, and a relentlessly balanced approach to any space.”
deVOL Kitchens - @devolkitchens
“When it comes to kitchens, Devol has a superpower. Their designs always manage to be both immersed in historic character and effortlessly cool. Not that I’m jealous or anything …”
Alyssa Kapito - @alyssakapitointeriors
“I love Alyssa’s minimal approach to traditional sophistication. Her work is a perennial reminder of the beauty in disciplined selections. Alyssa is to interior design what Marie Kondo is to the stuff of life.”
Cheryl Luckett - @dwellbycheryl
Denise McGaha - @denisemcgaha
“In addition to being an amazing designer, I love Denise’s daily morning rundown on stories. Her #postpilatesprecoffee car seat chronicles even inspired me to get back in the gym.”
Stacy Kunstel - @dunesandduchess
“Stacy offers an inspiring mix of her product and professional photography styling photos in her daily posts. In both cases, it’s always a feast for the eyes. I also love that her stories offer a look behind the scenes into all things product development.”
