Forget HGTV, turn to the interwebs for your home decor porn. Here are some picks of the hottest (coolest?) home decor Instagram accounts that are just crushing it.

Some of us like to do, and some of us like to watch other people do and that is exactly the reason why social media exists. I really don’t feel the need to make my home all bougie and nice. Instead, I decorate the way humans have been decorating for millennia–with stuff that someone else has gotten rid of–and I leave the real decorating to the pros. And in this day and age, the pros are on Instagram and I love to see what’s the latest they have come up with.

Seriously, checking out home decor Instagram accounts is what I do while trying to look busy on my phone. Home decor Instagramming is only second to the time I spend checking out all the cute pets on Instagram. And if you still reading this, I am betting that you spend a fair amount of time on checking out home decor Instagram accounts too.

Home Decor Instagrammers Doing It in Style

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working on the bedroom makeover today and making progress. added this vintage church lamp. crazy me.

A post shared by Victoria Smith (@sfgirlbybay) on Dec 15, 2017 at 3:34pm PST

Now living in Los Angeles, Victoria Smith is @sfgirlbybay and is a photo stylist, content creator, and photographer. I have been following her before Instagram was even a thing.

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one of my favorite items from the designlovefest furniture line is this sweet little settee. it comes in different patterns too (actually all of our furniture have a few color options!) it adds a bit of pattern and personality into the room. available online only at @target (link in profile!) they are made to order and made in america. #dlftarget

A post shared by bri emery / designlovefest (@designlovefest) on Jan 11, 2018 at 10:25am PST

Bri Emery is @designlovefest and another home decor style icon I have long been keeping up with. She is a creative director, product designer, blogger and has a product line at Target.

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??All my moody neutral interiors dreams come true. . . . . #minimalism #minimaliststyle #ckstyleaccordingly #flashesofdelight #clementinedaily #myoklstyle #mydomaine #myhousebeautiful #abmathome #vscocam #dslooking #sodomino #pursuepretty #thehappynow #thatsdarling #darlingweekend #mytinyatlas #beautifuldestinations #cmycalifornia #sharewheretofindme #melroseplace #theapartmentbytheline #interiordesign #whplinemeetscorner #whpmyoasis

A post shared by Anne Sage (@citysage) on Nov 9, 2017 at 9:26am PST

If minimalism is your thing, make sure to follow Anne Sage–another mainstay of my home decor looky-looing, as well as a blogger, stylist, and author–@citysage.

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Today on the blog we are back with our “How to Add Character to Basic Architecture” series, and this time we are talking ceilings. If it’s time for you to give some much needed love to that space over your head then hop on over to the blog for our favorite ideas and tutorials. ? @tessaneustadt for EHD

A post shared by Emily Henderson (@em_henderson) on Jan 9, 2018 at 8:07am PST

A newer follow for me is Emily Henderson, who is a stylist, author, blogger, and is also an ‘HGTV Design Star” winner.

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One of my favorite bedroom designs to date…these vintage lamps are makin all my NOLA design dreams come true ??| designed for @sonderstays | ?: @jmarquephoto

A post shared by Christina Higham (@sun.soul.style) on Dec 20, 2017 at 8:48am PST

Another more recent Instagram addition for me is Christina Higham, an interior designer from San Francisco. I really like her Californian approach to decorating.

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Want to add some glamour to your home without going overboard? Consider white and gold decor.

Of course, you don’t want to overdo it and have your home end up like the penthouse of Trump Tower, but white and gold might just be for you if you like sparkly, glitzy and glamorous decor. White and gold decor can take your home from blah to glam while keeping things more on the elegant side of the taste scale. Read on to get inspired by these eco-friendly suggestions to take on this color trend in your space.

Eco-friendly White and Gold Decor

1. Gold Wallpaper

While you might think that gold wallpaper is taking things a little too far–after all, you don’t live in Versailles–give it a second chance. If you pick the right gold wallpaper, you can elevate your decor without looking gaudy. This flora and fauna paper made with water-based inks on sustainably-harvested paper is the perfect example.

2. Metallic Paint

Looking to go bold? Add an accent wall painted with a gold metallic paint. While a whole gold-painted room would be just too much, an accent wall is just the way to make a statement. Try a low-VOC paint like the ones from Metaltech.

3. White Sofa

Imagine this elegantly modern white sofa in a room decorated in white and gold (this would work perfectly with the gold paint or wallpaper previously mentioned). And if you aren’t already convinced, this modern loveseat is eco-friendly, non-toxic, and made in the U.S.

4. Chandelier

Add both glamour and functionality with a chandelier. This one features both modern elegance with vintage appeal in the aged gold leaf.

5. Gold Wall Decals

Removable wall decals are great if you are looking to make a change but don’t want it to be permanent. These gold honeycomb wall decals would be ideal for renters with stark white walls looking to add some gold touches.

6. Concrete Coffee Table

Concrete can be a more sustainable choice for both building and home decor. It is a durable material that can last a lifetime. This concrete coffee table would also make a great addition to your white and gold decor to keep your space from looking gauche. It would also look amazing with some gold-colored ceramics and other knickknacks place on top.

7. Gold Curtains

Finally, don’t be afraid to go for it with these sparkly gold curtains inspired by a disco ball. The key to adding these to your decor is to keep everything else sedate.

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Discover the velvet fabric trend for you and your home.

Velvet fabric is a woven tufted fabric that can either be made from synthetic or natural fibers. The tufted woven quality of velvet is what makes it distinctive. Not only is velvet unbelievable soft, but its textural qualities add dynamism to the finished product. Running your hand over any velvet fabric can change the direction of the pile, which creates a deepening or lightening effect.

In addition to being a super elegant choice, velvet is also a great fabric choice for cooler weather. And not only can a velvet throw or velvet blazer really help take the chill out of the air, it also adds a bit of luxury to any outfit or living space.

Discover velvet fabric for you and your home this season with these handmade velvet finds.

Velvet Fabric Finds for You and Your Space

1. Velvet Armchair

Romantic velvet and modern styling are a match made in heaven with this handmade mid-century armchair. This is a statement piece to add to your space.

2. Velvet Kimono

Add some stylish warmth with one of this season’s most popular accessories–the kimono jacket. This one has bonus pockets. Wear this around the house or as an easy sweater when the days get cooler.

3. Velvet Sofa

Not only is this velvet sofa completely unique, but it is also made using vintage French grain sacks. The sofa can be customized with the colors and fabrics of your choosing.

4. Velvet Pillows

And why not add velvet pillows to your sofa or bedroom for some added coziness this season? We love these simple, yet completely elegant, modern tie-dye velvet pillows.

5. Velvet Slippers

Keep your feet extra warm and cozy with these beautiful linen and velvet ballet house slippers. Kick your shoes off when you get home from work and slip into these snuggly slippers.

6. Velvet and Tweed Quilt

There’s nothing much better than snuggling up under a quilt on cooler nights and why not one backed with super soft velvet?

7. Velvet Basket

This basket is perfect for to hold plants, toys, bathroom accessories, and more.

8. Velvet Backpack

Your favorite fall accessory should be this velvet backpack. It’s just what you need for hauling your lunch and stuff back and forth to work, but it isn’t totally boring.

9. Velvet Rug

Love the color and texture of this handmade velvet and felt rug. It looks different from every angle because of the play of light and dark.

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Take inspiration from the summer’s hottest jewelry tassel trend for your home.

This summer has seen the explosion of the tassel trend in jewelry. Tassels can be seen hanging from the ears, necks, and wrists of the most fashionable at the beach, out on the town, and even at the office. While some of the tastemakers have turned their noses up at the trend, we love the free spirited and colorful trend.

Whether you have jumped on the bandwagon with the tassel trend in jewelry or not, don’t be inhibited to get inspired and bring the trend into your home. In addition to the jewelry market, the tassel trend is also blowing up in the mass interior design market. “This is due to changing consumer behaviour and lifestyle trends,” according to Ana Zuravliova, Interior Designer at Blinds Direct. “Tassels are a representation of folk style, crafts, artisanship and global influence. The interior design market is currently seeing a strong movement towards an eclectic mixture of global folk, with customers becoming more diverse.”

While the tassel trend is on point right now, one word of caution is a little goes a long way. Thoughtfully adding tassels can add texture, color, and visual interest to room, while doing the opposite can come off as busy, or like you have stepped into a Moroccan-themed restaurant.

Wondering how to thoughtfully add tassels to your home? Read on for some suggestions of how to add the tassel trend to your home without going crazy!

Tassel Trend for Your Home

1. Chunky Tassel Wall Hanging

One super easy way to incorporate the tassel trend is with a neutral cotton rope wall hanging.

2. Throw with Tassels

With fall upon us, add a cotton throw (or two) with tassels to your living space.

3. Farmhouse Beads

Mix things up a bit with some decorative wooden beads with a sprig of ticking tassel.

4. Bed Canopy

We love the idea of a dramatic bed canopy with decorative tassels.

5. Tassel Pillow

And toss this pillow on your canopied bed to kick things up a notch.

6. Macrame Hanger

How clever is this macrame woven plant or table hanger?

7. Agate Garland

Combine the tassel trend and the agate trend in one with this very cool agate garland.

8. Tassel Wine Trends

Yup, you need these.

9. Table Runner

Dress up your table with a pretty tassel table runner in gray linen.

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Some rules are meant to be broken–especially outdated decorating trends.

While one should decorate their home in any way that resonates with their tastes and desires, there are some outdated trends of which you do well to let go of. I can remember my grandmom, the wonderfully saintly lady that she was, telling me once that she was looking for a a new painting that matched her sofa. As horrified as I was with the concept of matching art to a couch, her quest stuck with me. It affirmed my lifelong commitment to freeing myself from the constraints of decorating times past. We should all shed those decorating trends that have outlived their usefulness (if they ever were useful).

Here are just a few of the decorating trends to free yourself from forever.

7 Outdated Decorating Trends to Leave Behind

1. Symmetry

Don’t get me wrong, symmetry has its place and can create a stunning effect in interiors. The problem is when you feel hampered by symmetry and don’t decorate the way you want to live or the way in which the room calls out for. Symmetry in the wrong room can be a bit like putting a square peg in a round hole.

2. Matching Wood

Don’t pass up that lovely vintage bureau, coffee table, or sideboard because it’s a different wood or stain from the other pieces in your room. There are absolutely no rules when it comes to matching, or mixing as the case may be, wood furniture, flooring, and finishes. Rooms with all the same type of wood or wood finish can look flat and rooms with mixed woods can look warm and inviting. Your eye will tell you what works or what doesn’t work.

3. Art on Every Wall

One thing that the best designers know is the blank space helps control the design. While you may think that every wall is calling out to be covered with some kind of art, think again. Leaving all other walls bare except one wall decked out with a gallery wall is a very dramatic statement. Just like you should leave mandatory symmetry behind, free yourself from the tyranny of art on every wall.

4. Sticking to Colors

While there’s nothing wrong with have color preferences, don’t be limited by what colors you choose in your room. Gone are the days where home decorators chose two main colors with splashes of accent colors. Instead, tell a story with color. Have a turquoise sofa with dark gray walls, a coral sofa, and accent pillows that are green and purple. It’s all good if you like it.

5. Curtains or Blinds Are a Must

Of course curtains and blinds really do serve a practical purpose in most cases. But if you can get away with it, leave them off. Windows without coverings are not only easier to clean, but can be quite dramatic and create a welcoming and brighter home.

6. Furniture for the Sake of furniture

Don’t think you need to stick to the traditional sofa with two armchairs combination. Go for what makes you comfortable–whether that is two love seats and ottomans for everyone, or a bank of mid-century modern chairs centered around a lovely low square coffee table.

7. Thinking Your Home is ‘Done’

Lastly, you just may never be completely finished with decorating your home. As you find pieces that you love and want to call your own–whether that’s art, collectibles, or furniture–make room for them. Your home should be a reflection of you and a warm and inviting place in which you want to spend your time.

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Pendant lamps are the new chandeliers. Add lighting without all the fuss with eco-friendly pendant lamps.

Pendant lamps are hanging lighting fixtures that are less fussy than chandeliers. While chandeliers often take over a room, pendant lamps are more a part of the whole look–rather than the main focus. And while you are making lighting changes, you might as well choose more sustainable options. Choose from fixtures that are made from recycled materials, more sustainable materials, and those designed to utilize more energy-efficient lighting fixtures.

8 Eco-friendly Lamps to Add to Your Space

1. LZF Link Pendant Lamp

The real wood veneers used in this gorgeous lamp are sourced from forests certified by the Forest Stewardship Council (FSC) making this contemporary lamp a colorful and sustainable choice for your room.

2. Koura Pendant

The David Trubridge Koura Pendant is named after the Maori word for fresh water shrimp native to the rivers of New Zealand. Made from sustainable bamboo, it’s shape is the same as the traps used to catch the Koura shrimp.

3. Bowler LED Pendant

Sleek and simple of line and form, this contemporary pendant lamp is designed for use with LED bulbs, making changing lightbulbs a thing of the past.

4. Fair Trade Copper Pendant Lamp

This lamp has a warm yet industrial feel. It is also handmade from recycled metal by the artisans at W.F.T.O. members Noah’s Ark, India.

5. Cork Pendant

6. Recycled Drum Pendant

Believe it or not, this drum-style pendant lamp is actually made from recycled cardboard with a durable dark steel frame and sandblasted tempered glass diffusers. It’s also treated with an environmentally-friendly fire retardant making it a sustainable and elegant choice.

7. Giselle Pendant Lamp

This super cool natural material lamp is made from wire that has been covered in abaca fibre.  Abaca is a species of banana that is native to the Philippines and is not only a sustainable material, but are sourced from a cooperative of farmers and weavers who are keeping an age-old tradition alive.

8. Live Plants Pendant Lamp

What’s better than a new lighting fixture? A new lighting fixture that also doubles as a planter. From Nui Studio, this smart designed plant light allows for both lighting and greenery even in windowless interiors.

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Love the red and white color scheme that is synonymous with summertime (or The White Stripes)? Take inspiration from this hot trend and add the color combo to your home space.

From checks, stripes, polka dots to nautical and flag motifs, red and white is a color scheme that screams summertime. Red and white can be found on beach umbrellas, summer dresses, and vacation home decor; and it’s easy to think of it as only a summertime color combination. But if you love it, why not bring the combo into your home? What a wonderful way to add some warmth and brightness, even in the heart of the bitter cold of the winter?!

And don’t think you have to be limited by summertime patterns and designs. The good thing about deciding to break the rules is the sky’s the limit. Add some bright red and white striped pillows to your living room, or go all out and paint the walls red and add white wainscotting as an accent. And don’t be afraid to mix and match patterns! You’re in control, so do it up the way you like.

Red and White Home Decor Finds

1. Organic Cotton Throw

Whether summer or winter, sometimes you need a soft blanket to throw over your legs. This handwoven version is made with organic cotton.

2. Femme Fatale Wallpaper

Show off your individual style with this bold wallpaper made with water-based inks and papers sourced from managed renewable forests.

3. A Rich Red Paint

Farrow & Ball water based paints are low odor, eco-friendly, and safe for you and your home.

4. Alpine Daybed

Toss some white pillows on this sleek and sensuous modern-style daybed/sofa made to order in California to add a super cool modern look to your living room.

5. Block Print Wall Art

Add texture and pattern with this handmade natural canvas block printed wall textile featuring a bold pattern.

6. Tile Decal

Is your kitchen outfitted in plain white tile? Add pattern and color with removable tile decals that can be used with ceramic, stone or glass tiles. Tile decals are also a great choice for renters!

7. Star Runner Rug

Woven from recycled plastics, this rug is sure to make a statement in an entryway. It’s versatile and even reversible to display the opposite colorway.

8. Striped Chair

Make a bold statement with stripes with this comfortable and stylish chair that’s just perfect for reading. Handcrafted in the U.S., with the manufacturer holding the Gold Exemplary Status from the Sustainable Furnishings Council.

9. Dining Chair

Add a lovely retro touch to your dining space with these modern red and white chairs. The color and design of these chairs combine both form and function.

10. Love Wall Art

You know how the song goes, “All you need is love.”

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Love to take on crafty decor projects, but don’t love the added expense or don’t have countless hours to spend getting your craft on? Crafting and creating don’t have to be expensive, nor do they need to take up a lot of time.

From the bathroom to the bedroom, we have got you covered with some quick, easy, and ideas for crafty decor projects that you can easily complete in one sitting, and that won’t break the bank. Busy, cheap people like to take on easy crafty decor projects, too, and we’ve got ideas that are right up your alley.

10 Quick and Cheap Crafty Decor Projects

1. Glass Marker Painted Candle Votives – Paint simple glass votive candle holders using paint markers. You pick up votives at the thrift store and get paint markers in a variety of colors at the arts and craft store.

2. Button Pillow Art – Turn a button collection into art by sewing buttons on a plain throw pillow to go from boring to button-y in less than an hour.

3. Yarn-Wrapped Vases – Repurpose that unused yarn from past uncompleted projects by wrapping blasé vases to quickly (and inexpensively) add color and texture.

4. Doily-Wrapped Mason Jars – By the same token, snap up lace doilies whenever you see them at the thrift store to add some lace prettiness to plain mason jars, which can be used to hold everything from pencils to utensils.

5. Quick Embroidery Tea Towels – Another simple crafty decor project is to decorate tea towels with your own embroidered design. Keep for yourself or gift as host gifts.

6. Chalkboard Coasters – Paint old coasters with chalkboard paint for the perfect combination of form and function.

7. Photo Collage Wall Art – Cut out letters and shapes from printed photos and affix to cardstock, which can be framed to create your own wall art. Choose word art or create an abstract design.

8. Origami Mobile – Take up the art of origami and use your paper-folded creations to make a colorful and fun mobile.

9. Dip-Dyed Baskets – On your travels through yard sales and thrift stores, picks up old baskets which can be brought back to life by dip-dying them.

10. Washi Tape Placemats – Washi tape is colorful, printed, slightly sticky masking tape. Cover cardstock with different prints, patterns and colors of washi tape to make decorative crafty placemats.

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Neutral colors don’t have to mean boring home decor.

Whether you rent or own your own home, neutral colors don’t necessarily mean your space can’t make a statement. Neutral decor is a great choice for those who rent and for those who like to have more versatile decor that can easily be updated without having to do a whole redo. Neutrals colors are also very relaxing and can help to create a calming and welcoming environment.

And lest you think that neutral decor is boring, think again. By incorporating texture, pattern, and other interesting design elements, neutral colors can be elevated. Don’t be afraid to add neutral paint, wallpaper, and furniture with personality to your space.

7 Ideas for Making a Statement with Neutral Colors

1. Wool Rug – This hand-tufted wool pile rug features yarns that are looped to create subtle yet sophisticated color variations. The neutral hue and abstract botanical print can add interesting texture and lightness to any room.

2. Plum & Bow Curtains – These semi-sheer curtains, which are made from cotton, feature an allover palm print in gray. They are perfect to add a bold pattern to your neutral room. Don’t think that neutral means plain!

3. Velvet Sofa –  In the living room, the sofa is the definite center of the room. The all-over tufting and cast brass legs of this dark gray mid-century cotton and velvet shaped sofa make for a stately and modern upgrade to your neutral living room.

4. Paper Basket – Neutral home accessories are also a great way to add some drama to your home. These Uashmama washable paper baskets are handmade in Italy using fiber from responsibly managed forests. The paper feels like leather and holds its form so it can be used over and over again for display and practical use.

5. Pearl Wallpaper – If you own instead of rent, wallpaper is fantastic way to add some pattern and texture to your neutral decor. This gorgeous white wallpaper features a stunning contemporary circular design with an additional subtle pinstripe background.

6. Wall Art – Add some visual interest with wall art with this weathered branch from the Mojave desert terrain. Texture has been added in the form of multi-neutral colored yarn.

7. Tiered Chandelier – Add drama with a neutral chandelier. This Capiz Tiered Chandelier, made from capiz shells—often referred to as “glass oysters” because of their fragile, translucent appearance—are hand cut and arranged in a tiered pattern and will add some neutral loveliness to your space.

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Luxe decor isn’t really out of your reach with these quick and easy fixes.

If you have Nordstrom taste for your home but a Target Budget, join the club. Honestly, get in line. Most of us don’t fall into the category of folks with a limitless budget for our luxe decor obsession. Instead, we must figure out creative ways to live with our Champagne tastes on a microbrew budget. Luckily for all of us, it is possible to create luxe decor without spending a fortune.

11 Easy Luxe Decor Fixes

1.Mirrors – Adding mirrors is a great way to add luxe decor to your space. Don’t spend a ton of money, but visit vintage shops for old mirrors that you can clean up. Image: West Elm

2. Wainscoting, Chair Rail Or Crown Moulding – Simply adding a chair rail, crown molding or wainscoting to an existing room will increase the luxe factor tenfold. Image: Sitting Room via Shutterstock

3. Floor to Ceiling Drapes – Add drama and elegance with floor to ceiling drapes. The effect can also make your room look larger. Image: Contemporary Living Room via Shutterstock

4. Wall and Floor Decals – If you are renting, or replacing an old floor or painting just isn’t in the budget, consider floor and/or wall decals to add some luxe decor to any room. Image: Home Art Stickers

5. Swap Out Hardware – Instantly add more luxury and visual interest to furniture, cabinets, windows, and drawers by swapping out the hardware for more luxe options. Image: Anthropologie

6. Vintage Furniture – Vintage furniture pieces can make a room look more expensive. It certainly can be a better option than anything from IKEA  Image: Antique Farm House

7. Lighting Fixtures – If you’ve got a little money to spend, put it into dramatic lighting fixtures–like a chandelier. Image: Anthropologie

8. Go All White – Nothing says “I have money to burn” like an all white living room.  Image: West Elm

9. Add Plants and Fresh Flowers – One super easy luxe fix is to add plants and vases of fresh flowers. Instant elegance. Image: Vase of Flowers via Shutterstock

10. Pillows – Tossing around a few throw pillows is a super fast way to add comfort and luxury to any space. Choose luxe fabrics and patterns for optimum impact. Image: West Elm

11. Statement Accessories – For one final idea to add luxe elegance to your home, consider adding statement home decor accessories. You can pick up pieces at estate sales or DIY statement items yourself. Image: Antique Farm House

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