March’s Most Popular Interiors on Instagram

1stdibs Instagram followers were all about star status this month, with celebrity designers, like Nate Berkus, and designers-for-celebrities, like Ashe + Leandro who did the NYC home of Naomi Watts, dominating our feed.

One, warm minimalist interior by Belgian designer Vincent van Duysen stood out among the many historical references, like a 1790 country house redone by Kara Mann, a mid-19th century Greek revival in Connecticut by Allan Greenberg and a historic Beverly Hills mansion-turned-showhouse by Timothy Corrigan.

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Flanking the front door of this Hudson, New York, home by MR Architecture + Decor are 18th-century baguette candle sconces that have been electrified. Pierre Chareau-style chairs are positioned in front of the radiators, and hanging on the wall is a green and black Tulu rug. Photo by @simonuptonphotos

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A Serge Mouille ceiling light hangs from an exposed beam in this Kiawah Island, South Carolina, beach house by @cortneybishopdesign. The room's neutral palette, organic forms and natural materials imbue the space with an air of relaxation. Photo by @kcharlottephoto

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In the living room of an Antwerp penthouse by @vincentvanduysen, Jeanneret dining chairs sit at a Vincenzo De Cotiis table under an Apparatus pendant lamp. The artwork is by Gavin Turk, and the chairs in the foreground are also Jeanneret. Photo by Mark Seelen

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For the Maison de Luxe showhouse at a historic mansion in Beverly Hills, @timothycorrigan @timothy_corrigan_inc chose red wallpaper for the entryway to make the space feel warm and inviting, and because it works well with the dark wood paneling. Photo by Lee Manning

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In the Seattle home of @hoedemakerpfeiffer 's Tim Pfeiffer, the living room features a Dunbar sofa, a vintage Beni Ourain rug and a coffee table composed of a pair of 1920s gym benches. Photo by @andrew.giammarco

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@allangreenbergarch built this coastal Connecticut home for clients who have an affinity for the mid-19th-century Greek Revival residences of the American South. The inspiration is most notable in the classical staircase that swirls up three levels towards a cupola, which sheds natural light into the central rotunda of the home. Photo by Wade Zimmerman

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For this 1790 country home, @karamanndesign aimed to keep the residence classic but up-to-date, keeping original features like raised-panel wainscoting, wide-plank floors and granite fireplaces. Photo by @richardpowersphoto

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In designing this Los Angeles home, @nateberkus wanted the space to "feel light, livable and assembled over time." The intimate dining room features exposed beams, gallery-style walls and a round table with tufted leather chairs. Photo by @rogerdaviesphotography

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The library of this London townhouse is located off the entryway, so @suzyhoodless replaced the wall with steel windows to create a sense of openness. The space features a 1950s walnut desk by Franco Campo & Carlo Graffi and bold geometric floor tiles. Photo by @antonycrolla

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@ashe_leandro designed this dramatic, sculptural curved staircase for the main foyer of @naomiwatts 's NYC residence. Photography @thefacinator

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