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March’s Most-Liked Interiors on Instagram

Our feed is filled with the world's most beautiful spaces. See the 10 our followers have deemed the best of the best this month.

by 1stDibs Editors

Living room by Neal Beckstedt. Photo by William Waldron

With warmer weather on the horizon, we’re swapping our hygge-inspired decor for a spring-friendly aesthetic. The first day of the new season is officially behind us, so it’s not surprising that our followers are gravitating toward spaces filled with sunlight, natural materials and bold splashes of color.

From Manfredi Style’s vibrant fringed velvet stools at the 1stdibs Gallery to the bold green sofa in a living room by Fawn Galli, you’ll find your seasonal inspiration on 1stdibs’ feed.

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For this traditional Santa Monica home, @amberinteriors updated the original design with layered textures, warm tones and a mix of vintage and new furniture. Contemporary elements, like the chandelier in the master bedroom, highlight the interior architecture. Head to the link in bio for more designs by @amberinteriors. Photo by: @tessaneustadt

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In this Montana vacation home by @kyleeshintaffer, a Jean Prouvé wall light hangs over a 1960s Adrian Pearsall Wave chaise from Refine Limited. The rug is Moroccan. Click the link in bio to shop the look. Photo by @ericpiasecki

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The Manhattan home of @thedereklam, designed by @nealbeckstedt, features walls clad in French-limed oak paneling to create the sense of being among trees. The furnishings are an electric mix of French antiques, vintage modern collectibles and avant-garde contemporary pieces. Link in bio to explore minimalist art on 1stdibs. ⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀ Photo by: William Waldron

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For this family home in Australia, @blaineynorth created a dramatic entryway, designing glass-and-metal chandelier that creates a bold contrast with the sculptural staircase. Link in bio to shop the look. Photography: Blainey North

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In renovating this turn-of-the-century New York townhouse, @foxnahem aimed to be respectful of Stanford White's architecture while updating the interiors to suit the new owners' more relaxed lifestyle and contemporary art collection. The living room features an 18th-century Italian rock crystal chandelier, Émile-Jacques Ruhlmann sconces and tufted Billy Haines chair. Head to the link in our bio to shop the look. Photo by @lauraresenphotography

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In designing this Malibu home, which is one of the largest LEED Platinum private residences in the U.S., @bradleybayoudesign was inspired by the surrounding environment. The 1950s Swedish sofa is from Objet d'art Alexandre Ferucci, and the mid-century Italian chair is from Gaspare Asaro. Link in bio for this shoppable look. Photo by Roger Davies

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This historic brownstone by @reesrobertspartners was designed with the intention to maintain the building's integrity while modernizing and improving the space to become accommodating for a contemporary family. Link in bio to explore the rest of this project. Photo by: Scott Frances / OTTO

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Our friends @dominomag recently visited the new, 45,000-square-foot #1stdibsgallery in New York. Head to the link in our bio for the 7 trends they discovered while exploring the space, and then tap to shop. Photo: @aaronbengo @dominomag

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In a corner of this Moroccan-inspired guest bedroom by @hurleyhafen, a brass lantern from Morocco hangs over a pair of custom cane chairs and the client’s vintage zebra rug. Photo by @thefacinator

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The library of the Central Park West apartment has African wood paneling that “evokes mid-century Italian modernism,” Galli writes in her new book, Magical Rooms. She adds, “A lounge chair and ottoman in rosewood with black leather by Charles and Ray Eames provides another favored destination for this family of avid readers.” Head to the link in our bio for more on @fawngalliinteriors by Introspective, and tap the photo to shop the look. Photo by @richardpowersphoto

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Posted on March 29, 2019