Favorites from the #IDCOatHome Feed

We’ve shared our take on Instagram etiquette for interior designers and the importance of lifting one another up within this industry. It’s one of the reasons we started #IDCOatHome in the first place. To that end, we’ve committed a monthly round-up series as an opportunity to practice what we preach. Featuring ten images that showcase the incredible work posted to our feed, our hope is to spotlight, inspire, and spur conversation within our beloved design community. As always, don’t forget to tag your posts with #IDCOatHome for a chance to be featured.

 

 

standouts from the #idcoathome feed

 

Interior Design: @alison_giese_interiors | Photography: @stacyzaringoldberg

 

@alison_giese_interiors

As one of our favorite Texas-based designers, Alison Giese knows how to bring soul to any space. She helped her clients design their dream kitchen, complete with warm wood tones, natural stone, and brass hardware to tie it all together.

 

Interior Design: @ashleymontgomerydesign | Photography: @lomillerphoto

 

@ashleymontgomerydesign

Never have we ever seen a more thoughtfully styled mudroom than this one by Ashley Montgomery. She used Green Smoke by Farrow and Ball to add an element of drama, with wood tones and woven details to layer in some warmth. There’s no question this color will be going on our favorites list.

 

Interior Design: @sabrinaalbanesedesign | Photography: @lomillerphoto

 

@sabrinaalbanesedesign

We love a good staircase moment, especially when it’s designed in the hands of Sabrina Albanese. She brought pattern into play with a neutral striped runner that provides both form and function. However, the ottoman and leaning art styled on the landing is the most clever addition, in our opinion.

 

Interior Design: @thelifestyledco | Photography: @sierraannphotography

 

@thelifestyledco

Any time a reveal by THELIFESTYLEDCO pops up on the #IDCOatHome feed, it grabs our attention. The primary bedroom from their latest project, #64thBuild is no exception. It delivers all the warm modern vibes, and you can even tour the entire home on their Youtube channel.

 

 

 

Interior Design: @tylerinteriorsdesign | Photography: @laurasumrak

 

@tylerinteriorsdesign

We’ve previously discussed The Anatomy of an Entryway and this space by Tyler Interiors puts our philosophy into practice. Every element works together, from the slim console table to the well-placed rug to the statement lighting. And who can forget those plaid ottomans that make the whole scene pop?

 

Interior Design: @katiemonkhouseinteriors | Photography: @amybartlam

 

@katiemonkhouseinteriors

For so many of us, our homes have become our offices for the foreseeable future. And if we’ve learned any work from home productivity hacks over the past two years, setting up a proper workspace undoubtedly tops the list. This nook by Katie Monkhouse delivers all the inspiration you need.

 

Interior Design: @christinemccallhome | Photography: @tylernormanphotography

 

@christinemccallhome

Christine McCall described this project as “a tale of creating the perfect balance between old and new.” She opted to keep the original woodworking in her #squirrelhill1912reno but opted to brighten up the space with fresh paint in all the right places.

 

Interior Design: @leclairdecor | Photography: @ldshoppe

 

@leclairdecor

We can spot a Leclair Decor project from a mile away. Their style always brings such an effortless elegance with moments of symmetry coming into play. Add the statement wall color—Cheating Heart by Benjamin Moore—and it’s a home run.

 

 

Interior Design: @kelseyleighdesignco | Photography: @emilyhartphoto

 

 

@kelseyleighdesignco

We have yet to meet a Kelsey Leigh Design Co project we don’t immediately love, this dining room included. As Kelsey put it, “A lot of life happens in our home—the backdrop should be as beautiful and inspiring as those who live in it!”

 

Interior Design: @kresswellinteriors | Photography: @sharon_litchfield

 

@kresswellinteriors

Consider this yet another entryway with a modern-meets-timeless appeal. It demonstrates the power of well-placed accessories, with leaning abstract art to help anchor the entire look.

 

 

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For more information on creating a brand hashtag like the #IDCOatHome feed, be sure to check out:

• Instagram Etiquette for Interior Designers
• How to Make a Hashtag Happen
• Why You Should Embrace the Regram
• 50+ Hashtag for Designers

 

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Now you can find our shop of resources, templates and custom branding and web design work over at IDCO Studio – leaving The Identité Collective as a permanent resource for our beloved design community.