February’s Most Popular Posts on Instagram

This month 1stdibs Instagram followers were into snug interiors like a monochromatic Parisian hideaway by Marianne Evennou and a cozy and colorful library nook by Damon Liss.

Playfulness abounded with brilliant yellow stools in a Malibu kitchen by Martyn Bullard and a hand and foot table by Pedro Friedeberg in a luxe Los Angeles home by Kelly Wearstler.

But Old Hollywood glamour would not be forgotten. It was one stunning entryway by Jeff Andrews in that was most adored.

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The bathroom of this dreamy island villa by @dkda features a soaking tub and leads out to an infinity pool. Photo by Peter Murdock

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At this shingle-style home in Maine, designed by Peter Pennoyer Architects and decorated by @thomasjayne, the window above the tub offers sweeping ocean views. The wallpapered ceiling and embroidered rug add vintage appeal to the new-construction house. Photo by Jonathan Wallen

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A vibrant set of counter stools add a pop of color to this Malibu kitchen by @martynbullard. Photo by @rogerdaviesphotography

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In this Toronto bedroom by @juliecharbonneaudesign, the custom floating headboard was crafted from wenge wood and features integrated nightstands that nestle against a luxurious backdrop of chocolate-brown pony skin. A Bell table by Sebastian Herkner sits next to a custom armchair by Charbonneau. Photo by Naomi Finlay

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@echemartinez was inspired by Sargent's iconic painting 'Dr. Pozzi at Home' when designing this Gentleman’s Private Lounge for the 2015 edition of the San Francisco Decorator Showcase. The main focal point in this room is the wall treatment: an over-sized mural composed of a 19th century Acadia arboretum etching. Photography by Christopher Stark.

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The kitchen area of a Paris studio apartment by @marianne_evennou makes a statement with simple antique furniture, graphic cement floor tiles from Carocim and paintings brought back from a trip in China. Photo by @stephanjulliard

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Red accents pop against the robin's egg blue walls of this landmark Harlem residence by @harlemtoilegirl. Photo by Manuel Rodriguez

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A Pedro Friedberg Hand & Foot table stands at the center of the marble floor in the entryway of this Los Angeles home by @kellywearstler. Photo by Grey Crawford

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This cozy, intimate library nook by @damonlissdesign includes armchairs by Kerstin Horlin Holmquist and Pierre Jeanneret, as well as a Martin Eisler coffee table from Espasso. Photo by @ericpiasecki

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Old Hollywood glamour was a fitting decorating style for @jeffandrewsdsgn when designing the entryway for the home of @krisjenner, where an early 20th-century bent-glass-and-bronze chandelier hangs over a Rose Tarlow table. Photo by Grey Crawford

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