June’s Most Popular Posts from Instagram

It’s no surprise that our followers have great taste and a shared admiration for breathtaking interiors. Here we present an envy-inducing list of impressive designs from this past month’s posts. From a decorous Lisbon showroom to a minimalist French beach home, this roundup of our followers’ favorite rooms from the 1stdibs Instagram feed offers plenty to love.

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1stdibs dealer and designer Cristina Jorge de Carvalho's (@cristinajorgedecarvalho) showroom is housed inside an exquisite 19th-century building in Lisbon. In this photo, two tables of her own design are paired with a white leather chair by Joe Colombo.

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The Lisbon showroom of 1stdibs dealer and designer Cristina Jorge de Carvalho.

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Project of the day: Thomas Pheasant's elegant living room for a 1920s American Shingle-style home in Southhampton (the former residence of Consuelo Vanderbilt).

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A Southampton living room by Thomas Pheasant.

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For 25-plus years, architecture and design firm @ikekligermanbarkley has created buildings around the world that merge traditional handicrafts with cutting-edge techniques, like this Tribeca loft. See more on 1stdibs.

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A Tribeca loft by Ike Kligerman Barkley.

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This Park Avenue apartment by Shamir Shah thoughtfully combines a green Vladimir Kagan sofa and armchair, a Caste Design coffee tables and a pair armchairs by Milo Baughman to create an air of “functional modernism.” Photo by Manolo Yllera.

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A New York City apartment by Shamir Shah.

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For a “linear, geometric and elegant” vacation home in Cap D’Antibes, France, architect Nicholas Schuybroek (@nicolasschuybroek) created spaces that integrate seamlessly into the lush natural surroundings. In the living room, he combined mid-century chairs by Jean Prouvé and Pierre Jeanneret with a custom-made sofa upholstered in Belgian linen.

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A Cap D’Antibes beach home by architect Nicolas Schuybroek.

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Soho loft by Shamir Shah. Photo by Manolo Yllera. #1stdibsdesign

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A Soho loft by Shamir Shah.

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@bennettleifer designed this High Line apartment for a client who requested sophisticated retreat that steered clear of color. The sculptures on the coffee table are from Maison Gerard, and the Milo Baughman armchairs were found on 1stdibs. Read more about Leifer in this week's #Introspective

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A Manhattan apartment by Bennett Leifer.

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There are foyers, and then there are foyers. Designer Juan Pablo Molyneux’s Paris home occupies a 1619 hôtel particulier. For the formal entry, the designer drew inspiration from Portuguese azulejo tiling. See more of his work in #Introspective.

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A Paris foyer by Juan Pablo Molyneux.

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Jean Claude Huon’s interiors — like this upstate New York home — are situated at the unexpectedly brilliant intersection of Zen restraint and Palm Springs panache. See more of his work in #Introspective. Photo by Matthew Williams.

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An upstate New York sunroom by Jean-Claude Huon.

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A-list designer @suzannekasler infuses every space — like this Greenwich, CT dining room — with a casual elegance, proving that comfort and luxury are not mutually exclusive. See 44 photos of her work on 1stdibs. Photo by Simon Upton.

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A Greenwich, Connecticut dining room by Suzanne Kasler.