September’s Most Popular Posts on Instagram

Timothy Godbold designed this dining room in Bridgehampton, New York, which also happened to be our most popular post on Instagram in September. Photo by Alec Hemer

A diverse range of influences crop up in this month’s top posts on 1stdibs Instagram. Hand-painted chinoiserie wallpaper and bold-patterned tile set the backdrop for turquoise banquettes in a home by Gideon Mendelsohn. A yellow living room in an apartment by Brockschmidt & Coleman simultaneously channels a French château and a cabinet of curiosities.

Eclectic art, contemporary lighting and vintage seating elegantly converge in spaces like the Brooklyn loft that belongs to the founders of Apparatus. But the winner is an exercise in chromatic restraint by Timothy Godbold.

See all of our top 10 Instagram posts below.

At the Battery, a San Francisco members club, @kenfulk adorned an exposed brick wall with a mobile-like fixture by Serge Mouille. Tour 17 industrial-style interiors on #TheStudy – link in bio, and in our Instagram story! Photo by Douglas Friedman

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Life’s simple pleasures…a good fire and an Arne Jacobsen Egg Chair. Design by @studiohus Photo by Peter Margonelli

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It’s all about the details in this New York apartment, previously owned by NASCAR driver @jimmiejohnson, decorated by Shaw Henderson Interiors [@shendersonnyc]. Photo by Steve Freihon

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@gideonmendelson chose handpainted @graciestudio wallpaper as the stunning backdrop for custom turquoise banquettes. Photo by Eric Piasecki

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Detail of @roberstilin’s art-filled room at the 2017 Kips Bay Show House. Photo by @stephenkentjohnson

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@drewmcgukin kept the decor simple when transforming this East Village brownstone with soaring ceilings into a sophisticated haven. Photo by Brett Beyer

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The decor and layout in a New York apartment designed by @brockschmidtandcoleman was inspired by curiosity cabinets, the Dutch Room at Château de Groussay, and Sir John Soane’s house. Photo by Simon Watson

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In a light-filled apartment on the Upper East Side, @wesleymooninc decided on pale pink chairs to accompany the Leon Rosen for Pace Collection dining table from Klassik Design in San Diego. 📷: Marco Ricca.

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You can find them in the apartment of fashion star Alexander Wang, designed by Ryan Korban. Interiors stars Nate Berkus and Jeremiah Brent selected one for their Manhattan penthouse, and they’re also in apartments conceived by Kelly Behun and Gachot Studios. They’re large-scale light fixtures with striking patinated finishes by the New York–based @apparatusstudio, and aesthetically minded individuals just can’t get enough of them. In founder Jeremy Anderson and Gabriel Hendifar’s apartment, their Arrow ceiling fixture hangs in the living room, while another Synapse pendant illuminates the dining table beyond. Read more about the design duo in #IntrospectiveMagazine, and then shop Apparatus on 1stdibs – link in bio. Photo by Wichmann + Bendtsen

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Hamptons-based decorator and former fashion designer @timothy_godbold conjures up stylish and sophisticated homes for his clients. In a Bridgehampton, New York home, @apparatusstudio lanterns sit atop a custom walnut table, and an Ingo Maurer chandelier ties the space together. Tour the entire home on 1stdibs! Photo by Alec Hemer

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