We are more than ready for 2020 to begin, but first weโre looking back at our most-liked images from Instagram of 2019. From gorgeous pool-side retreats, moody colored cabinets and more, the 2019 round-up is full of great design that deserves a double take (or two!) before we move into the new year.
2019 has been a great year in the world of design! From colorful kitchens to reclaimed wood being used in all the best ways, read on for the top 10 most-loved images we shared on Instagram this year.
No. 10 | Louise Holt Designโs Pool House from the Grand Country House Oxfordshire Project
How gorgeous is this pool room by @louiseholtdesign?! These gorgeous wide windows offer a way to view the outside world while taking a dip. Take a closer look at this stunning space, below!
If you love this, you need to see the entire home here!
No. 9 | Kerry Washingtonโs Entry from her NYC Apartment via @archdigest
Photography by William Abranowicz
This entire entry is unreal, but can we take a moment to appreciate how insane this console table is?! We love ALL the texture & contrast this space is bringing to the universe. Thank you, Kerry. ๐ See more of the space, below!
No. 8 | Our Dream Kitchen from Sharon Taftian Interiors
Not a bad view to wake up to every morning! Such a beautiful mix in this kitchen designed by @sharontaftianinteriors
Photography by Dustylu Photography
Photography by Dustylu Photography
See more of Sharonโs work, here!
No. 7 | A Poolside Moment from Timberworx Inc.โs Avant Garde โ Certified Net Zero Home
Photography by Gillian Jackson
Two words: Poolside perfection. Even better? This oasis is part of Canadaโs first certified luxury Net Zero Home.
See inside this Luxury Net Zero home, here.
No. 6 | Kelsey Leigh Design Co.โs Own Kitchen
We are still awaiting the full reveal of Kelsey Leigh Design Co'.โs kitchen but itโs sure to be absolute magic considering these sneak peeks are already on our top 10 countdown. Oh, and can we talk about those green cabinets.? We predicted colorful kitchens in our 2019 Interior Design Trendโs post and weโre so happy to see more and more kitchenโs rocking these moody green tones.
No. 5 |Smith Lake Residence by Andrew Brown Interior Design
We fell in love with this unique space. We can see ourselves relaxing and having some beautiful views out of these wide windows. Explore more of this project here.
No. 4 | Country House by Nyla Free Designs
Photography by Phil Crozier
Perfect contrast and wall paneling bring this simple entry moment to life. We are huge fans of the vintage-style rug, too! See more of our favorite details below.
Explore the entire project, here.
No. 3 | Park City Parade Bunk Room by Ashton Klomp Interiors & McEwan Custom Homes
Weโre suckers for a good bunk-room and apparently our Instagram followers are too! Really, whatโs not to love about this kidโs room? We love the playful teddies, framed illustrations, and organic textures against the playful light blue palette.
Think the playroom is stunning? Wait til you see the rest of this Utah homeโฆ
Thereโs more where that came from! See the whole project, here.
No. 2 | Lindsay Hill Interiorsโ Hallway
We love how all the elements here work together to bring balance and style to Lindseyโs home. We love the black steel doors so much, we used them in our own office! See how they look in a commercial space, here.
See more of Lindsay Hillโs work, here.
No. 1 | Antiquities Warehouseโs Reclaimed Pantry Doors in Gather Projectsโ Kitchen Design
These perfectly worn doors from Antiquities Warehouse bring SO much character to this kitchen designed by Gather Projects. We love the mix of the reclaimed wood with the marble countertops and nickel hardware. Explore all that Antiquities Warehouse has to offer here.
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