November’s Most Popular Posts on Instagram

This month’s 1stdibs Instagram followers were drawn to the understated and eco-inspired but also gravitated to the luxurious homes of high-profile designers.

A lush green wall in a Brooklyn condo and a sun-drenched home office inspire a connection to the outdoors, while a Soho penthouse with Nordic furniture is ideal for cozying up indoors.

The Parisian home of husband and wife creative team and the London apartment of a design legend’s equally talented son were also crowd favorites.

To update the interior of this Victorian cottage, @katiemartinezdesign used mid-century modern pieces including a Philip & Kelvin Laverne coffee table, a painted steel Serge Mouille floor lamp, and Arne Jacobsen Swan chairs- similar pieces available at 1stdibs.com (link in bio). Photo by Drew Kelly.

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Wishing everyone a very happy Thanksgiving! Design for this gorgeous dining room @kellyhoppen

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The Parisian home of husband-and-wife creative team @delphinereedkrakoff features pieces by Harry Bertoia, Charlotte Perriand, Jean Prouvé and more. Photo by Ivan Terestchenko, courtesy of Rizzoli

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This light-filled Soho penthouse designed by @nealbeckstedt showcases the simplicity of Nordic-style furniture: a pair of Philip Arctander Clam chairs, a Poul Henningsen lamp, and a Carl Malmsten sofa. Photo @ericpiasecki

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This sun-drenched office and study designed by @reesrobertsandpartners would make anyone want to work from home. Photo by @tycole

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With the Presidential Suite at 1 Hotel, @meyerdavis rethinks the luxury experience in the most basic terms, and in terms of what is honest, simple and luxurious. Three pieces in particular embody the room’s playful aesthetic: the hanging chair, the inviting sofa and the plush white mink. Photo by Eric Laignel.

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The London apartment of @ashleyhicks1970 and @katahicks was once owned by Ashley’s father, design legend David Hicks. Ashley hand painted the burlap walls and designed the carpeting.

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Brooklyn’s Austin Nichols House condominium, designed by @morrisadjmiarchitects, incorporates a green wall, a Cloud pendant by Apparatus and a Nero Marquina coffee table into its lobby. Photo @donnadotanphoto

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Going up? @fordhuniford designed the elegant curving metal staircase in this Northern California-inspired NYC penthouse. Photograph @nickjohnsoninteriors

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This home library is a literature lover’s dream. Designed by @lichten_craig. Photo by Werner Straube

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