Interiors

November’s Most Popular 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 Jess Cherner

A Tribeca home office by InSpace NY Design — InSpace NY Design created a home office in Tribeca using a handful of antiques, including a Biedermeier desk and silk rug. Photo by Michel Arnaud

While October’s most-liked spaces displayed a maximalist boldness, in November our followers preferred pared-down interiors, with white walls, curved seating and natural materials. David Kleinberg‘s sun-filled, subway-tiled dining room in Sag Harbor, New York, perfectly captures what you are loving.

Of course, all trends have exceptions, and this month’s outlier is our “Uncommon Gifts” animation, featuring gorgeous, giftable blue objects in motion. Now, our 10 most-liked photos!

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Luxury design firm @pembrookeandives reimagines Rocky Mountain refinement in this Aspen dining room, which is enlivened by emerald-green-upholstered Kelly Wearstler chairs, a custom table and, adding a touch of whimsy, the Frederick Molenschot chandelier, with its nontraditional shape. To see more from the designer, click the link in bio. Photo by JC Buck

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"We took inspiration from a lot of Scandinavian interiors, where they use blond wood throughout," interior designer @tinarichdesign tells @lonnymag, describing her team’s vision for this Soho, New York, living area. Not all is Nordic, however. The exposed brick wall adds a gritty Manhattan note to the decor’s otherwise soft neutral tones and plush textures. Our favorite element? The PK22 easy chair by Poul Kjærholm. To check out the rest of the downtown apartment, click the link in the bio! Photo by @christiantorresphoto for @tinarichdesign via @lonnymag

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Serenity in the sky: An apartment perched atop the tallest residential building in Manhattan could well overwhelm the decor with its sweeping skyline views. Not @kellybehunstudio’s. Behun designed this sitting area in the master bedroom with a soft palette of rose quartz, muted gold and creamy neutrals to create a tranquil but still super-chic space that invites you to take a seat and stay a while. Our favorite element? The Yolande Milan Batteau triptych made with 22-karat gold leaf that takes center stage. Photo by Richard Powers

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With a work space like this, we’d be happy to bring the office home! Located in a Tribeca loft, @inspace_ny included some spectacular antiques, but our eye goes straight to the mahogany Biedermeier desk and the silk rug — which may be gently faded but still makes a bold statement in a relatively neutral space. Swipe to shop or click the link in bio to get the look. Photo by @marnaud

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We love when a small space packs a big punch. Enlisted by the former fashion director at Barney’s New York to enliven a corner of her Manhattan living room, @studiogiancarlovalle infused it with a large dose of color and character, courtesy of a curvy vintage table, a Smile chair designed by the firm and a vivid Daniel Gordon painting. Photo by Brooke Holm

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Uncommon Gifts, our guide to holiday giving, is filled with designs that make a singular statement — from fashion and fine art to jewelry and home decor (and beyond). Head to our story to explore the 1stdibs gift guide, or visit the link in bio to shop! Photography by @grantcornett Set design by @jeffreywmiller

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The owners of this penthouse in a former Union Square factory enlisted @proem_studio to renovate their kitchen. The designers integrated the original brick walls, floors and soaring ceilings into a warm and inviting space complete with Lacanche oven, muted brass accents and a vintage runner. Photo by @reidrolls

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Celebrity stylist @kateyoung has a knack for knowing what her A-list clients need to look their best. It’s a talent that lends itself well to her holiday giving. “Finding the perfect gift is my absolute favorite kind of shopping. I think about what I like and what they like, and where it intersects, and try to find something special, witty or decadent.” Link in bio to shop Kate’s picks. Photo by Danilo Scarpati

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@dkda worked with architect Martin Sosa to add this chic dining area to a compound in Sag Harbor. Clad in white subway tiles and outfitted with a darkened-steel and oak table, the light-filled space strikes a perfect balance between industrial and rustic. We’re loving the Arts and Crafts chairs from the UK. Photo by Peter Mur

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This living room is giving us major Parisian vibes, but the pied-à-terre — imagined by @gramercydesign and inspired by the homeowners’ travels to the City of Light — is an ocean away, on New York’s Upper West Side. “We created a ‘Parisian garret’ as a sanctuary when they are in town,” says firm founder Kyle O’Donnell, who worked with designer Cindy Coscoros on the enchanting space. Here, the duo paired the homeowners’ dusty rose Vladimir Kagan sofa with their vintage black armchair. Our favorite element? The Heather Chontos painting, which includes nearly every color in the room. Photo by Emily Andrews.

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Posted on November 26, 2019