Whether you’re looking for inspiration for your next renovation, trying to find what the latest interior design trends are or you’re looking for a couple of simple DIY hacks to take the pain out of some weekend chores, Instagram is a great place to look to get your creative juices flowing.

If your Instagram feed’s been a bit drab of late and you’re looking for some new accounts to get you psyched up about improving your home, here are some of our favourites accounts to give you a little more of that precious inspiration…

House Beautiful

The Instagram of arguably the world’s most popular home improvement magazine is full of ideas and inspiration for interior decorating and ‘the domestic arts’. While it might be a little US centric it’s still well worth a follow.

A post shared by House Beautiful (@housebeautiful) on Apr 9, 2018 at 2:05pm PDT

Ikea UK

We considered not including Ikea UK’s page in this list because we thought it might be a little TOO obvious. The Instagram of this brand, ubiquitous with interior design, is rich with beautiful images of their products in locations around the world. Perfect for keeping up with the latest trends, styles and products.

A post shared by IKEA UK (@ikeauk) on Apr 5, 2018 at 7:53am PDT

The Modern House

With over 107K followers, The Modern House can claim the prize for the ‘World’s Least Detested Estate Agent’ award. Specialising in the sale of properties that adhere to the central themes of Modernism, their feed is a directory of ‘to-die-for’ housing around the UK. It is sure to give you some inspiration on what your next home improvement could be.

A post shared by The Modern House (@themodernhouse) on Apr 8, 2018 at 11:48pm PDT

Mad About The House

Kate Watson-Smyth is the UK’s most influential interiors guru with an army of 105k followers. Her Instagram and blog is teeming with design knowledge for you to absorb. With a best selling book and the UK’s favourite interiors blog under her belt, Kate is more than worth a follow.

A post shared by Kate Watson-Smyth (@mad_about_the_house) on Apr 11, 2018 at 11:09pm PDT

The Gathered Home

Brynne Delerson believes that a home should be what she calls “a gathered one” — full of items collected over the years that have a story to tell. Her Instagram is a mix of eclectically decorated interiors, vintage items and DIY ideas.

A post shared by Brynne Delerson (@the_gathered_home) on Mar 17, 2018 at 7:27am PDT

The House That Jen Built

A truly inspirational Instagram full of stunning interior ideas. Follow this feed to observe as the eponymous ‘Jen’ transforms a period property in Liverpool into a scandi-chic, yet cosy, oasis of style.

A post shared by J e n n i f e r (@the_house_that_jen_built) on Apr 5, 2018 at 10:50am PDT

Come Down To The Woods

Come Down To The Woods follows the story of Katie Woods, her husband and their four children as they transform ‘Peach Palace’. Katie and her husband, both dentists, prove that you can work full time, while raising four children, and still find the time to transform a run down property into your dream home.

A post shared by Katie Woods (@comedowntothewoods) on Apr 4, 2018 at 1:15am PDT

Houzz UK

If you don’t know already, Houzz is an online platform for the worldwide community of people interested in architecture, home improvement and interior design. Their Instagram is practically overflowing with home improvement and interior design ideas just waiting to be mined for your own design concepts.

A post shared by Houzz UK and Ireland (@houzzuk) on Apr 7, 2018 at 5:45am PDT

We Are Opun

Finally, we couldn’t write a blog about our favourite Instagram pages without blowing our own trumpet just a tad. Follow our page to stay up to date with our favourite projects. From bathrooms, to kitchens and loft conversions you’re sure to find some inspiration for how you might like to improve your home.

A post shared by Opun (@weareopun) on Apr 7, 2018 at 6:00am PDT

Before you ‘Gram

Instagram is a great source of ideas for home improvements, from quick fixes to major projects, but don’t let it be your sole source of inspiration also look in magazines, blogs (like this one!) or just out and about in the real world before making a decision about the decor for your latest project. It’s also important to get an expert opinion, as that’s the only way you can be sure that your ambitious plans would actually translate into a habitable space.

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