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July’s Most Popular Posts on Instagram

Our feed is filled with the most beautiful rooms in the world. See the ones our followers have deemed the best of the best this month.

by 1stDibs Editors

California was king among 1stdibs’ 363,000 Instagram followers in July. Four homes in the state — including an organic-modern Northern California house by Nicole Hollis and a perfectly Ken Fulk Victorian-style manse set on 600 rugged acres of Sonoma Country — led the pack.

However, posh New York City digs were not to be forgotten. An eco-friendly James Huniford design on Bond Street and a lofty Park Avenue penthouse (in the tallest residential tower in the Western Hemisphere) by Kelly Behun ranked high on the list.

See all of our top 10 Instagram posts below.

@grovesandco designed a multi-light chandelier specifically for this grand space in Napa, California, which invites nature into the built environment. A painting by Robert Mangold punctuates the space, hanging above a petrified wood coffee table. Photo by Patrik Argast

A post shared by 1stdibs (@1stdibs) on Jul 26, 2017 at 2:12pm PDT

A Charleston, South Carolina living room designed by @angiehranowsky features a Pierre Paulin console and painting by Sally King Benedict. Photo by Julia Lynn

A post shared by 1stdibs (@1stdibs) on Jul 18, 2017 at 2:07pm PDT

From wallpapering ceilings to creating custom furniture, @philipgorrivan goes beyond the expected to create personalized spaces for his clients. Tour the designers Connecticut country home, and more of his projects, in #IntrospectiveMagazine – link in bio! Photo by Joshua McHugh.

A post shared by 1stdibs (@1stdibs) on Jul 3, 2017 at 3:14pm PDT

A lofty perch high in the sky over Manhattan is quite literally the height of luxury. Tour these sumptuous spaces, and then shop for items that will complete your own elegant abode, on #TheStudy – link in bio! 432 Park Avenue Penthouse, the tallest building in New York, designed by @kellybehunstudio. Photo by Richard Powers

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@fawngalliinteriors applies a fresh perspective, a mastery of color and a personal touch to her designs. She draws inspiration from her global travels, as well as from nature and the worlds of fashion and textile, to create interiors that meld traditional and modern, with a touch of the unexpected. Tour this Brooklyn townhouse, as well as projects in Connecticut, Rhode Island, and New York, on 1stdibs – link in bio! Photo by Costas Picadas

A post shared by 1stdibs (@1stdibs) on Jul 8, 2017 at 9:36am PDT

We hope you’re having a relaxing summer Sunday! Bridgehampton, New York bedroom by @timothy_godbold . Photo by Rikki Snyder

A post shared by 1stdibs (@1stdibs) on Jul 16, 2017 at 7:13am PDT

James Huniford [@fordhuniford] is a master of mixing old and new, vintage and custom to create interiors that are wholly authentic. For the living room of this penthouse on New York’s Bond Street, Huniford created a custom sofa and paired it with Gianfranco Frattini lounge chairs and a live-edge coffee table with built-in turntable by BDDW. Tour the penthouse and read more about the designer in #IntrospectiveMagazine. Link in bio! Photo by Nick Johnson

A post shared by 1stdibs (@1stdibs) on Jul 10, 2017 at 2:06pm PDT

@nicolehollissf chose a floor lamp by Vincent Collin and credenza by John Pomp for this organic modern Northern California home, with architecture by @walkerwarnerarchitects. Photo by @laurejoliet

A post shared by 1stdibs (@1stdibs) on Jul 19, 2017 at 2:06pm PDT

“I am not inspired by the everyday,” says Chicago decorator @summerthorntondesign, who’s known for whimsically updating tradition. In a Chicago project for a young couple from the West Coast, she created a sunny white home, outfitting it with vintage modern and contemporary furniture in natural materials and adding controlled splashes of color. Read more about Thornton in #IntrospectiveMagazine – link in bio! Photo by Annie Schlechter

A post shared by 1stdibs (@1stdibs) on Jul 25, 2017 at 2:20pm PDT

Set on almost 600 rugged acres in Sonoma, California, a family retreat designed by @kenfulk was inspired by a Victorian-era hotel and designed to be the ultimate getaway for a busy family. Photo by Douglas Friedman

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Posted on July 31, 2017