Given the challenges of the past year or so – hello to back-to-back shutdowns and long working-from-home runs – we’re all familiar with our Four Walls scene. However, with restrictions drastically loosened, it’s time to fall in love with our living space. And TikTok, as always, is on hand to show us how.
TikTok is the only social media app where “scrolling to death” isn’t a real thing (unless you find out about that woman preparing dinner in her toilet). It’s the epicenter of interior design concept, with a plethora of home influencers offering everything from genius storage space hacks and essential DIY tips, to expertise in the latest decor and interior design trends.
So, whether you’re looking to create the perfect gallery wall, wondering how to design a small living room, or simply fantasizing about silly celebrity podiums, these are the best interior design accounts that TikTok has to offer. Consider your space *high*.
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Struggling to renew a rental property? Say no to suspended ceilings with Kyla Herbes: the lifestyle and interior design blogger behind House of Hipsters. A #DecorTok favorite, Kyla is known for accenting dull spaces with vintage finds, innovative lighting solutions, and—our favorite interior design trend—artificial flowers.
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Managed by Ariel Magidson, who is 25 years old and has her own interior design firm, Ariel Arts has nearly 300,000 followers on TikTok. Ariel’s accessible approach to interior design enables everyone (including those who are afraid of wallpaper) to inject a dose of individuality into their living space. She also has a hack for just about everything: from how to create a unique color palette, to making use of the blank wall above the toilet.
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With an impressive 1.3 million followers on TikTok, Annika Hinds’ interior design account, Blondesigns, is indeed a favorite among decorators. Great for those on a tight budget, Annika’s account focuses on rent-friendly, frugal furniture restorations, and storage hacks to make even casual Marie Kondo proud. what are you waiting for? Make like Macklemore and head to the thrift store (a charity shop for you and me) right now.
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Working in finance by day and interior design by night, Galey Alix already has 2.8 million followers on TikTok. Her account, GaleyAlix, specializes in surprising people with her weekend home renovations, and she’s so good that people often cry (in a good way) at the results. Although our home renovations can take a little longer, Galey’s vibrant videos have all the features to help you skip any mid-board breakdown.
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From satisfying fridge organization tips, to creating your dream coffee station, Farah Merhi Interior Design’s account – FarahMerhi – has everything you need to impress the most curious. Come have dinner with me guests. Farah is also the CEO of Inspire Me! Home décor, which is a great place to start if you’re looking for one-off quirky pieces to add a little charm to your modest home.
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Do you need a helping hand to visualize your future mansion? Go ahead with Chloe’s Design: an account full of videos, which demystifies the planning process to create a cozy space without compromising cute aesthetics. With so many ideas for every room in the house (including hallways!), it’s no wonder this account already has over six million likes.
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Samir, the unofficial “CEO of Celebrity Homes” is known for being dragged into the sincerity of the celebrity role? they were So here for it. Among his highlights are describing Leonardo DiCaprio’s kitchen lamp as “disassembled,” criticizing Chrishell Stause’s bathroom mirror for not being “friendly to the short king,” and comparing Kourtney Kardashian’s front door to a cheese grater. If (and when) you become famous and find yourself in a position to purchase a Los Angeles painting, this account is to be viewed.
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