Now more than ever, in this season of sheltering at home and spending so much cherished time with family, we are finding a wealth of inspiration in our #IDCOatHome feed. Whether you are on the hunt for inspiration for a home makeover, working on building your online community of like-minded creatives, or simply need a respite from current affairs, our home inspiration hashtag is where it’s at. With 45K + posts and counting, there is a bounty of beautiful distraction. Here is a small collection of our favorites.

 

 

standouts from the #idcoathome feed

 

 

Interior Design: @maryhannahinteriors  | Photography and Styling: @stylishproductions (@radifera @charlottesafavi)

 

@maryhannahinteriors

The layers of neutral texture found in everything from the pendant light to the dining chairs are so beautiful in this sunny spot designed by Mary Hannah Interiors. It’s the perfect spot for gathering.

 

Interior Design: @the_brothers_stonington | Photography: @raquellangworthy.photo

 

@raquellangworthy.photo

Raquel Langworthy is the photography genius behind so many of our most loved spaces so it’s so inspiring to see her work popping up in the #IDCOatHome feed. Case in point, this marble kitchen that pairs a classic color palette with modern lines.

 

 

 

Interior Design: @lemontree_interiors

 

@lemontree_interiors

We LOVE Lemontree Interiors + Market and not just because Sophia is a client (although we love her for that too) but because every single one of her spaces is infused with the loveliest vintage pieces. We spy a few greats in this cozy corner that are also available in her shop.

 

Interior Design: @cascadehomeandgarden  | Photography: @jessicajalexander

 

@cascadehomeandgarden

Tile connoisseurs – this bathroom is for you. A patterned cement tile focal wall paired with marble hex floor and warm ivory subway tile are lovely all on their own but when topped with a patinaed vintage runner, it’s pure magic.

 

Interior Design: @jaclynpetersdesign | Photography: @arianatennyson

 

@jaclynpetersdesign

Gorgeous counter to ceiling windows flood this kitchen from Jaclyn Peters Design with natural light, but beyond that, it’s the classic lanterns, beautiful minimal hood, and pops of brass detailing that shine so bright.

 

Interior Design: @lauradesignandco

 

@lauradesignandco

In this season of sheltering, we are craving spaces that feel cozy of comforting and this living room by Laura Design and Co checks all those boxes.

 

Interior Design: @hereletmeblog 

 

@hereletmeblog

Here Let Me Blog’s sunny built-in breakfast spot would make for the perfect work from home spot or family game night central, don’t you think?

 

Interior Design: @ursinointeriors | Photography: @raquellangworthy.photo

 

@ursinointeriors

This bedside scene from Ursi Interiors is the epitome of a neutral color palette done so right. If you are on the hunt for layered and calming, look no further than this pretty space, or her whole feed for that matter.

 

Interior Design: @megmcsherryinteriors | Photography: @sarah_w_studios

 

@megmcsherryinteriors

The juxtaposition of pale blue wallpaper and matte black tile in this small but mighty powder room is such a good one. Also on the love list, the subtle mix of metals. YES to all of that!

 

 

Interior Design: @evalarocqueinteriors | Photography: @sencreativeco

 

@evalarocqueinteriors

It makes complete sense that now when we are spending so much time at home and craving comfort we can’t stop favoriting cozy nooks. Eva Larocque Interiors is serving up major dining nook inspiration with this number. This laundry room is so good too.

 

 

 

shop our favorites from #idcoathome

 

 

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For more information on creating a brand hashtag, be sure to check out:

• How to Make a Hashtag Happen
• Why You Should Embrace the Regram
• The Best Interior Design Hashtags to Follow

 

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