May’s Most Popular Interiors on Instagram

This month’s top posts were as diverse as they were to die for.

Vibrant pillows pack a punch in a North Carolina breakfast nook by Charlotte Lucas, and a sleek Fifth Avenue loft by Gramercy Design is made even more so by a custom walnut wall unit.

Then there was an Asian-infused Charleston sitting room by Angie Hranowsky, an English-style cottage in Ann Arbor by Cloth & Kind and a Mexico City bathroom by Sofia Aspe covered in eye-popping wallpaper.

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A walnut dining table is surrounded by a set of Hans Wegner chairs in this airy Long Island beach house by @grovesandco. Photo by Anastassios Mentis

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For this Charlotte, North Carolina, family home, @charlottehlucas wanted to create a colorful, functional space. This breakfast nook includes a Saarinen Tulip table and a banquette topped with vibrant pillows. Photo by @chrisedwardsphoto

A post shared by 1stdibs (@1stdibs) on May 9, 2018 at 8:34pm PDT

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A painting by Bonney Goldstein hangs over a Madeline Stuart bench in this New York City home by @whitewebbinteriors. Photo by @artgrayphotography

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Pretty sure @clothandkind created the perfect reading nook in this English-style cottage in Ann Arbor, Michigan. Photo by @rinneallen

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Walnut finishes and brass accents add warmth to this Fifth Avenue loft by @gramercydesign. Photo by @emily___andrews

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Rich in color, texture and pattern, this Charleston, South Carolina, study by @angiehranowsky feels comfortable and welcoming. Photo by Julia Lynn

A post shared by 1stdibs (@1stdibs) on May 18, 2018 at 7:08am PDT

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For the living room of a home on Washington Square Park, @fawngalliinteriors took inspiration from the legendary apartments of Paris. Two colossal blue velvet sofas, custom designed by her firm, anchor the space, flanking a 1960s bronze and Lucite coffee table. Bold ombré curtains and a neon-tube-lined mirror by Chilean artist Iván Navarro above the mantel are wonderfully unconventional choices in keeping with her clients’ exuberant lifestyle. Photo by Costas Picadas

A post shared by 1stdibs (@1stdibs) on May 6, 2018 at 4:57pm PDT

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For a family home on Sullivan’s Island @cortneybishopdesign create this voluminous entrance hall featuring arched front doors and a curving staircase. “Our client sought a thoughtful, sophisticated space with feminine edge,” Bishop says of the soaring foyer, which has plaster walls and limestone floors and is decorated with the homeowner’s grand piano and art. “The goal was to create a space of peace and serenity,” says Bishop. Photo by Katie Charlotte Photography

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The entryway of a Toronto home by @juliecharbonneaudesign features artwork by Robert Longo and a Lindsey Adelman Branching Bubbles light fixture. Photo by Naomi Finlay

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Hunt Slonem’s bunny-print wallpaper set a playful tone in this whimsical Mexico City guest bathroom by @sofiaaspeinteriorismo. Photo by Alfonso de Bejar

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