9 INTERIOR DESIGNERS You Should Know // Favorite interior designers to follow!

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You guys asked, and I will deliver! Highly requested video here. These are some of my favorite interior designers who inspire me every day. This is by no means a full list, but definitely some amazingly talented people who I think you will love. Sooo many more designers could be on this list, so comment and let me know who else you think I'd like!
Hope you're having a great day :)
❤️
Caroline
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Featured Designers
@a1000xBetter // www.a1000xbetter.com/
@jamiehaller_____ // jamiehaller.com/home/tag/inte...
@brian.paquette_ // www.brianpaquetteinteriors.com/
@studiomellone // www.studiomellone.com/
@heidicaillierdesign // heidicaillierdesign.com/
@shannonclaire // shannonclaireinteriors.com/
@ritakonig // ritakonig.com/
@studio_hinton // www.sandrahinton.com/
@stefmturner // stefmturner.blogspot.com/
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name: caroline (angelica)
instagram: @thegoodsitter
location: washington dc
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Contents of this Video
00:00 - Intro
02:05 - Designer 1
3:46 - Designer 2
6:05 - Designer 3
10:53 - Designer 4
12:33 - Designer 5
14:25 - Designer 6
15:50 - Designer 7
17:37 - Designer 8
19:18 - Designer 9
20:06 - Bonus Tip
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[@morgan3llis001]

i don't think there's anything wrong with masculine or feminine as descriptors. masculine doesn't have to be male, feminine doesn't have to be female, etc. i'm a woman but i like more masculine interior design

[@katieweaver2856]

I agree! I think Masculinity and Femininity are salient concepts in our society, and when we use them we evoke a commonly conceived aesthetic. Yes they’re gendered terms but we don’t always have to use them that way, or assume that people have to be into one or the other depending on our gender. I’m non-binary and I love traditionally feminine colors but more masculine shapes and forms. It’s a fun combo!

[@ei_maj]

Me too! I'm a bit of a "curated maximalist" (but not in the traditional sense)... I much prefer masculine design over feminine. I find myself browsing r/malelivingspace more than r/femalelivingspace. I just really prefer dark, moody spaces. (Nearly black walls, natural wood/wood grain, dark leathers, metals, etc.) I do love more feminine wallpaper designs though.

[@alienflower7651]

Same here, I love a masculine design

[@thegirlabides6851]

That makes sense, but I'd love to hear from non-binary folks on the matter as well

[@RnR-Rebel]

@@katieweaver2856 - good job explaining, I agree! I’m gender fluid & don’t think my or anyones gender ID has anything to do w/ what style home you like, it’s very simply aesthetics & whatever someone is attracted to. Mine leans masculine, maximalist, 95% vintage/antique. I’m in the process of redecorating even darker, moodier- just suits after the past 2 yrs of hell- house fire, death (not from fire), greed & assault as a result from the death. Just trying to get my life back, be happy while getting the house ready to sell & MOVE the heck back where we never should’ve left! Cheers!

[@kyokitty1]

The concept of masc and fem in a yin yang sense is beautiful and natural. It’s triggering to some because of oppressive ideology but the positive use of these terms in a non judgemental or restrictive way gives people space to move between them in a healthy way.

[@orphanedhanyou]

I think the "waiting for my forever home" is the issue of buying expensive pieces for the home you have NOW and then having to sell and not make your money back in order to them buy the item you actually wanted that fits in that dream space. I think there is value in not being too far to either extreme, whether it's over consuming trends and not curating 'forever' pieces or also 'compromising' and knowing when to wait vs throw too much money to temporary projects even those funds could go towards getting out off debt and home ownership Dave Ramsey style.

[@ellaanvari7737]

I agree with some of what you said for sure but why can’t you use those pieces in a new place? For example, a beautiful rug, a credenza, a chair, etc could be used in any house. I have bought cheap thing and replaced a few times and then I’ve bought some higher quality solid pieces and I’ll keep them forever.

[@idonotresidehere.5709]

@@ellaanvari7737 That can be work for some but if you're moving far away then realistically you won't be able to take those pieces with you. When I moved I had to leave behind an important family heirloom bc the shipping was too expensive.

[@emmyl402]

Love love love that your videos are long!! seriously on of the best youtuber out there right now, every single one of your videos are just like so good and informative and I have for the first time ever actually started actively thinking about the design choices I make for my space and not just buying things I think I need to be buying because other people are doing that!! Keep up the good work

[@Caroline_Winkler]

Ahh makes me so happy to hear it inspires your design choices. ❤️thanks for sharing this with me!

[@roseelliott2728]

I love this collection of designers. Would love to see one on your favorite furniture designers as well.

[@Caroline_Winkler]

🙌❤️ahh great idea

[@luthuens]

It's ok girl, feminine and masculine exist, we should not cast those words out, they've done nothing wrong. Looooved this video!

[@noopcoup4940]

This could be a series! Video idea - would love to see you share about designers coming from different parts of the world or time periods or maybe even styles/aesthetics. I trust your eye so I know whomever you showcase will actually elevate and expand my aesthetic.

[@tammyscott7936]

I love that you talk to your audience like we are long time friends! Keeps me coming back to watch your new videos!

[@Caroline_Winkler]

We are as far as I’m concerned ❤️❤️❤️

[@shainajohnson9355]

I'm totally happy with you using masculine and feminine!

[@Kitty-JuneOhSixJanTwentyFour]

I loved the first one a1000xbetter, and the last one DIYer stefmtuner most. Both of their designs felt cozy and like a home. Most of the others felt more like house or showcase pieces, or museum/palace/ celebritiy antique-filled old, cold house designs. And thank you for sharing them with us.

[@ohwilbur1]

I was just telling myself to get off my computer and go to bed instead of cruising KZbin, when I saw a new vid had dropped on this channel - a legit reason to keep watching for another 22.51

[@Caroline_Winkler]

Haha Bless you friend

[@CRJR94]

I say put stuff in your rooms that you love, that evoke feeling, of love, peace, happy thoughts, who gives a shit if it’s “professional” looking? It can be that simple❤️

[@Caroline_Winkler]

💯🙌

[@mandy833]

If you have a mug that you're crazy about, buy another to share with a guest (and as a backup in case you or someone else breaks the first one)

[@Caroline_Winkler]

Wow accurate. I need the insurance for sure

[@belindamarie3222]

Great video for those like myself who love interior design but wanting to learn about different style's..as well as the freedom to be creative. I love that you emphasize there are no rules! Thank you!

[@feruzkaissey2720]

You make me happy… that’s it you JUST make me happy. When I see a new video, I smile😊

[@Caroline_Winkler]

🥲🥰❤️🥺

[@eseilana]

I just stumbeld across your channel and literally binge watched your videos. Love your way of showing your ideas and thoughts- I really get university vibes, because I'm learning so much.

[@kathyficarotta598]

Love checking in with you, you bring a calm over me I can't explain. Inspiration comes in many forms, your one of mine. On a serious note, the designers featured here were amazing. especially the English woman and the woman talking about ceilings. I too have over looked my ceilings as part of the over all finished look of my rooms, but recently put wood beams in the living room and an ornate pendant molding around my chandelier to bring the eye up. so that note of design really does work. It has transformed both spaces into a place I would never live without again. On a side note completely off topic, I loved your braids. Stay charming and real, much appreciation!!!

[@5usiewongs489]

I like how you spoke about how the creative /design process means putting yourself out there even it doesn’t always look great. I find people really do “wait” to produce something that is “perfect” but in my opinion, it ends up looking really cookie-cutter. I love environments and pieces of art where you can almost see the process in the resolved product. I’ve just subscribed- I watched your “organisational video” and am hooked 💫

[@loripenzato9219]

I love it!!! I love how timeless the designs are!! So many are too trendy!!!

[@carolynm.8868]

Your humor plus beautiful braids. What a treat !

[@Tradebear]

I love that you love Rita Konig! I just finished her design course at Create Academy. Everyone should check it out. It was very cheap and Rita is a JOY to listen to. Her voice is calming and she doesn't have vocal fry which is a HUGE bonus in this day and age. Fun fact: her mum is Nina Campbell, another great designer.

[@michelleb1152]

Vocal fry! Yes! I thought I was the only one with this pet peeve. For the record, Caroline, you don't do this!

[@Tradebear]

@@michelleb1152 yeah, def not Ms Winkler. She does sound exactly like Jenifer Aniston and when you hear it, you can't UNhear it. 🙂I say this with kindness.

[@alexandragiroux6477]

you're seriously becoming one of my faves on here!! I appreciate all the inspiration.

[@Caroline_Winkler]

Thanks girl, I’m so glad!

[@chloesamuels4511]

I was thrilled to see the room with the antique crazy quilt and red checked chair - I just bought a crazy quilt last week and it's hanging on my wall and it completely made the room. Dated 1884, it brings life to the room and the energy of the maker.

[@ROSSIGRL584]

Today is one of my brother’s birthday. (The one who lives in DC). I sent him a cool concert ukulele this year. However, last year I’d sourced a pile of maybe 10 nearly antique travel brochures, maps etc from DC that we’re all from 1930-1935 (I think). I spent a couple hours in a very little very local antique shop pawing through 10s of thousands of post cards, scraps of paper, etc until I had a stack of maybe 25 things very local to him. (He’s in eckington area of DC). Then wittled the stack down to a reasonable number. I thought they were so neat to see prices of things then, familiar to him streets and landmarks and of course finding his now house on the different little maps. I love maps; the older the cooler. Anywho, it took more time than money. I bet it was less than $20 for the items I got him. It’s a unique gift but super personalized to him. It then makes awesome decor. One leaflet, when totally unfolded had a dc map on the back that he framed. I’m rambling, obviously. However, I bring it up because I’m thinking of him on his bday, but also tiny things like that can also really add to the personality of your home decor. Every bit as much as vases, lamps, etc. Anyway, great list. I took a screenshot of two that I plan on following.

[@ShellyBomb]

Morning Caroline: Dang, it's 12:50 pm ... late start for coffee / breakfast and your Saturday morning show, but finally here (I happily look forward to my Saturday mornings here with you). Anywho - I too refer to the "masculine" and the "feminine" --- fine choices of words. My space has a dark (black & mahogany) masculine feel, but with very feminine gilded framed pieces of art re Erte, Gustaf Klimt & Michael Parks ~ just to name three adored artists. Love the blend / the ying & the yang. My step-Mom is a self-educated (non-degreed) interior decorator ... I grew up being so inspired and in awe of her. Later in my own spaces - over the years and at times, one of my favorite things to do in the evening is to pour a glass (or more) of wine and look at design books and Architectural Digest and such. I haven't gotten into the whole Instagram "thang" ... but perhaps I should put my big toe into the Instagram pool - 🌆

[@joannar5077]

To answer one of your last questions on which of the designers I liked, I've got to be honest that none are really my personal style. What I've valued from your design videos is the way to find your own style, the ways to put together elements you like and create something cohesive, as well as non-style-specific design tips or lessons. The stuff that's agnostic to the specific design but the thought process, the decorating process. Really cool to hear you discussing why you like these designers though, way more specific than my usual of looking for the ~same vibes~

[@monicamartinez7871]

You are such a breath of fresh air mixed with realness and lots of sunshine! I look so much forward to your videos. Thank you for inspiring me and the rest of us to be more creative 🙂...and REAL!

[@Caroline_Winkler]

Yes!!!❤️❤️❤️ love this, thanks girl!

[@chamberpaint]

A stunning excursion. This is a visual feast... A virtual EYEgasm. Thank you SO much!

[@michaeldean2053]

Thank you, I am following all of them myself now. I love design and architecture.

[@mariayepez493]

Thank you thank you THANK YOU...I am relatively new to IG am now following all your suggestions because your video left me wanting to know more about each designer. So generous of you ❤ & I really appreciate it.

[@mandy833]

This video has me so inspired. I sell a lot of vintage clothing and hard goods on Poshmark, and the staging and photography is my favorite part. I love the mix of modern and vintage and traditional and masculine/feminine styles.

[@Caroline_Winkler]

Ahh yes I just love a mix!

[@OldWorldHome]

YES to Rita Konig and Heidi C! So much inspiration from those ladies. Also loved hearing about some new to me designers 💛

[@Caroline_Winkler]

Ahh I knew you’d love them! Hope you’re doing well lady ❤️still loving your channel

[@meh5069]

Rita is one of my favorites!

[@janewasson4845]

Finally got time to watch this! Very nice-it love historical design with any odd or modern twist. Soon, we'll be looking for your designs! I believe in you! Keep on steppin! 🐾

[@Caroline_Winkler]

Thanks Jane!

[@leighalexandra7899]

Rita Konig is a favorite designer of mine. I smiled when you featured her in your video.

[@archer790]

Great content love it keep up the good work

[@pamelapetrosino4437]

I loved seeing who you admire. Terrific idea for a video.

[@brendamcclure84]

Yay it’s Caroline time!!!! Loved this video. Those bathrooms in the craftsman are gorgeous!! I just love that style. I have to give you props with how you presented the Thrive Market portion. I usually hate sitting through that portion because everyone does it pretty much the same……boring…rote…… Not yours though!! It was funny and smooth and enjoyable. Call me crazy--I already know it--but wanted to give that feedback. I love your videos and I love Saturday morning Caroline Time!!! Have a great week!

[@Caroline_Winkler]

That means SO much to me Brenda, thank you! I take a lot of care in the sponsors I choose and I’m so glad it comes through in an enjoyable way ❤️

[@LawOfAttraction-ed2mx]

I love Julie Khuu work on youtube. She grew up with fengshui masters coming to her home. Her work on how to create your space reminds me your way talking about mess and how you use story of person creating space… sooo revolution I say… you become doing anything for yourself if you create opportunity… zen corner, fit corner, wellness/beauty/health corner, study area, laundry and cleaning arrangements so you love what you do, other rest areas - sleeping, napping… and all applicable to you even in tiny space. Tidy your home = tidy your head, sooo you can purge, update, detox, see, go through stages and again in same time your head is done equal… Anyway, Julie Khuu is maximalist, I do some of minimalist way, yet her work upgraded my life incredibly, her wisdom in examples and reasons, again, you and her soooo alike minds yet soooo different creators

[@isabellaholmeszoltak6217]

Slowly watching all your videos. You’re awesome

[@rhiannonwhite2514]

Loved it and so thankful we have you on KZbin - love your new bedroom design as well, gorg!

[@Caroline_Winkler]

Ah thanks Rhiannon!

[@5117danielle]

She has a great laugh!

[@doctormimi9486]

Loved this video ❤

[@TheMarsha06]

Going to go look at these now,love how they are not the go to white on white or hey I just love black designers

[@lorensmith8453]

Thanks for sharing! I love all the inspiration, including yours!

[@Caroline_Winkler]

Aw thanks!

[@robrobben6066]

Great recommendations, thanks 🙏

[@sscelebration]

Love these designers! Found a few feeds to follow! Thank you so much! I love the art hung under the windows.... may have to try an unexpected art spot.

[@artxlife7236]

🙌 I am also obsessed with dates 🙌 love this video, and was surprised that I actually follow some of these designers already! Love hearing your perspective on designs though, since we definitely see things and notice things differently.

[@storiesbybrittney]

You mentioned alternatievs to masculine/femine when describing designs and I usually use: masculine-darker, heavier, rustic, minimalistic, etc and for feminine- airy, light, soft, clean, etc. Focusing on the description of the pieces more so than who it's for. I make candles and I've had to learn that all the ones I would make specifically for women the guys usually liked and vice versa so it's definitely a challenge opening up descriptions sometimes lol Also! I love this laid back chat about different designers you like. I want to have these types of chats with friends but no one wants to listen to me ramble about stuff we can't afford 😅

[@Caroline_Winkler]

Hahah “but no one wants to listen to me ramble” girl I relate so hard. Why do u think I was forced to start a KZbin channel 😂 Love your thoughts on masculine / feminine too 🙌

[@ginacrusco234]

I would say yin (female or moon) and yang (male or sun), capturing the principal without naming genders. I loved this video. Your selections are superbly curated.

[@triciamoss9074]

Yin and yang were the words I thought of as well!

[@lyzabethlopez]

I love your personality and tips. New sub ❤

[@TheEVBC]

I'd love to see a video on other content creators, not necessarily professional interior designers, who have a decorating style in their homes which you like.

[@Caroline_Winkler]

love this idea!

[@abigailh4109]

I love your Design Style! I really enjoy your makeover videos.

[@usernaames]

Studiomellone and Brian Paquette are right up my alley. Thank you for sharing this.

[@greeny309]

I looove love love how you hype stuff up

[@hello-mynameis]

yes, agreed, mugs you love, need to be in at least 2's to share with a guest xo

[@abby_moe]

Yond interiors!! My fave

[@MsDoraditas]

24h watching all your videos. Discovering your channel has been soooooo good!!! I just feel like I could have coffee with you and talk for HOURS haha Lot's of love from Denmark, keep up with your content, I adore it and wish you the best

[@sharonaxelrod4608]

Thanks!

[@Korasknight65]

Favorite part of my Saturday’s! 🤎

[@mzzbevcreates]

Rita Konig - I love English Cottage Core and to me she's Modern English Cottage Core with a touch of retro/vintage and of course love you too, that's why I watch you. I'm gonna go check out Rita's sight as soon as I'm done here. I don't have an ounce of decor in me, so I need all the help I can get. Thanks again Caroline! :)

[@korenbrigham]

I sometimes say yin and yang, with a hat tip to east Asian cultures for the concepts. Everything in the world is a mix of yin and yang, even if it's a tiny bit of salt (yang) which enhances the flavor of a dessert (yin) or a bit of sweet in a savory dish which does the opposite. The pendulum swing of design sways back and forth, too: art nouveau is quite yin and mid century more yang but I love them mixed together for this reason.

[@marthamiriam8983]

Waking up to this creative genius video! I love it💚 my favorite is Caroline Winkler I am getting a little bit of everything from the wallpaper/picture framing/ wall colors etc. I’m on the lookout now for those mysteries looking people art. So Let me get up and check out some thrift stores in wealth areas. Great way to start my day! LOVE YOUR VIDEOS💚💚💚

[@RaeJ8]

I came across you a few months ago and enjoyed your design videos. Now I am not just here for the design but I am also LOVING your vlogs. I actually found myself the other day wishing you posted more often because I enjoy your sense of humor and commentary. Never done that before. Thanks from Paris!

[@RaeJ8]

I also highly respect your ad approach. You can tell you really use and enjoy the companies. Thanks for that authenticity.

[@Caroline_Winkler]

I’m so glad to hear all of this, and I’m working on being able to put out more frequent vids!❤️❤️❤️

[@RaeJ8]

Well, as much as we would all love that-and we absolutely would!- please also be sure you're taking time to breathe (thinking about your KZbinr Confession video).

[@larag1764]

Caroline, also agree that whilst I'd love more videos I think it's more important to protect yourself. Pandemic has left most of us quite fragile, esp those of us who are sensitive/have pre-existing mental health issues. So pls don't think they're is pressure from us. Once a week is the bomb ! 😉

[@Caroline_Winkler]

Appreciate you for this ❤️

[@morganstevenson3836]

My favorite KZbinr - keep it up! ❤️

[@Caroline_Winkler]

Dohhh thanks Morgan❤️❤️🥰

[@chimiskwew]

Thanks for introducing interior design to me, it's so beautiful and you have taken away that "elite" label I gave it in the past. I'm looking at my modest space very differently. Entertaining and educational channel.

[@thatgirlnetty3940]

What visions, I can't wait to dig into some of these sights. Studio Hinton had the coolest bathtub. All I can say is "WOW." Can't wait to see your next feed, thank you again. A fun way to send Saturday with Caroline and coffee at work.

[@Caroline_Winkler]

Thanks girl❤️❤️

[@JaneILynch]

I adore Brian Paquette! I hear what you’re saying about the masculine/feminine dynamic. It is hard these days. And that Mellone! Wow

[@Knaakknaak]

Aloha from Hawaii.🤙 While I agree that masculine and feminine aren't bad descriptors because they evoke tropes that are easily understood (with variations by culture), I also agree that they feel 'laden' or 'yoked' with potential for appearing insensitive, unaware, or limited. Bummer. If I had to replace the terms I would consider SUPPORTIVE (m) vs NURTURING (f). I think if I heard an interior designer say (while showing me images), "I really like this supportive style for your living room. The structured leather, the substantial millwork, and some architectural plants (think bird of paradise or mother-in-laws tongue) ... all give me a very clear vibe and that vibe is 'support.' Whatever you're in the mood to do, watch the game, take a nap, write a manifesto, take over the world, THIS room in THIS style supports you in conquering your goals. In contrast, I feel like the circular pattern in the floor tiles and this sweeping staircase here in the entry and barely separated from the living room demands a more nurturing style. Leafier plants (think wispy palms, wandering jade, or a variegated croton), flowing sheers (even if they aren't 'in the wind' per se), a delicately carved antique -or- organic sun-bleached table, and a floral or pastoral oil painting." I think I would adopt those words from the designer and use them, too. ALTERNATIVELY, I think SCULPTED (m) vs ORGANIC (f) also work. FIRM vs FLEXIBLE. HARD vs SOFT. RECTILINEAR vs CURVILINEAR. DISTINCT vs INTEGRATED. GEOMETRIC vs LIQUID. PRINT vs CURSIVE. BLOCK vs SCRIPT. ELEMENTAL vs AMOEBIC. Hahaha. I dare you to use the word amoebic to describe feminine! 🤣

[@ttan22]

Hi, I stumbled on one of your videos a week ago and immediately subscribed (I am a subscriber of only 2 channels and yours is my 2nd). Interior design is one of my passions and I love your designs. I learned a lot. I also enjoy your mix of contents. I am in tech as well and it is just so cool to find your channel. Love your video on quitting job. Please keep doing what you are doing. To me, you are a perfect human. PS. I rarely comment on KZbin but you are special.

[@Victor-dh8wx]

I LOVED ALL the designers you reviewed here! And... it's ok to say 'masculine' and 'femenine'... these are ways to describe some interiors and I would also use these words... don't even apologize. Saludos from Mexico!

[@elainemitchell5755]

Thank you. I love your choices. Amazing!!❤

[@blmenden]

You're hilariously spot-on! Thanks for the practical advice. I canceled my order of acrylic containers!

[@larag1764]

Really enjoyed this video. I'd never heard of any of those designers. Would love you to do more (designers). Yes to dates in the freezer !!! Been rewatching ur old videos n my heart broke for you when I saw Danny (I, too, parted with my dog as part of breakup of long term relationship and it still hurts 18 years later) 💔 Congrats on new sponsors. Hi from Australia 🇦🇺 xx

[@pawlieblog7967]

Nice sharing of designers, good tips too!

[@hannahc2468]

I'm shifting my design tastes to fit my lifestyle needs in my new home (starting from nothing) I'm not even taking my prized dinosaur bone. Anyway, my old style was traditional with heavy emphasis on natural elements and now I'm moving toward Japandi. These masculine designs are so intriguing, they might be the happy marriage of my through lines! Thank you for sharing!

[@Caroline_Winkler]

Love that!!❤️ love hearing how you let your taste evolve too🙌

[@hollydarby272]

I have genuinely never wanted a thrive market membership until you talked about the dates😂😂

[@Caroline_Winkler]

Hahaha the dates are a whole lifestyle. I’m so glad you understand

[@actjoely5523]

Rita Konig is the bomb!

[@giovcaria6440]

i know you posted this a while ago, but if you're still looking for suggestions for alternatives to "masculine" and "feminine" for design, here's mine: Firstly, i think those words as style descriptors don't have as much meaning as other descriptors (such as mid-century, scandinavian, industrial, shabby chic, french country, art deco, etc). Even if the space doesn't fit into another existing style, using "masculine" and "feminine" doesn't actually provide too much information since every single person has a different perspective of what those words mean; and when we pay attention, the aspects we connect to those words are completely based on social constructs of what being a man and a woman is, even if not intentionally (we might describe a room as "masculine" if it has harder edges, colder tones, and as "feminine" if it has delicate patterns, warm colors, as examples), so we end up propagating those ideas subconsciously; and we can see how these things are connected because there are so many women who happily embrace liking "masculine" styles but we rarely see the opposite. Since they don't really work as design styles, try to identify what elements make you want to describe the space with one of those words, and use that as the one-word descriptor instead. Examples of words that can be used to describe the overall feel of a room: Sculptural, ornate, linear, contrasting, earthy, textured, geometric, organic, translucent, cozy, moody, airy, etc. Trying to find more descriptive words might even lead us to a deeper exploration of the space. And not everything needs to fit into a one-word style, as most awesome designs usually don't (including the ones you design). You ended up describing the rooms you used "masculine" for in more detail afterwards and it worked amazingly to give me an idea of what elements actually inspired you in them. Also i'm non-binary and this shit is hard as fuck for me too, there's a lot we're unlearning every day. i'm a new subscriber and really love your videos ~

[@walksandstories]

This is just refreshing 💙

[@Caroline_Winkler]

❤️

[@lisabailey6605]

These are great recommendations!

[@Csttorena]

Love your eye glasses 👓

[@shawnacary5242]

Thanks for the insta inspo

[@susanvelez6534]

Loved this video I do follow some of them. Oh and you look precious with those braids 🙋🏻‍♀️🙋🏻‍♀️🙋🏻‍♀️

[@ralucamoldovan6406]

Rita Konig. You could listen to her for hours. Thank for this video.

[@CT1010101]

5:40 Couldn't look at anything but the incredible architectural windows in here. I'm freaking obsessed. I might need to get a good corporate job now so I can build my own home so I can custom build these windows.

[@batiagabrielleeven154]

I just started watching the video and it feels like you are attributing those design to a100xbetter when actually they are work of other designers

[@1_viewer]

1000better is most inspirational to my current design focus. The others are great. I looked at each one you suggested!

[@Caroline_Winkler]

Loveeee her

[@FrogeniusW.G.]

I loved 1000×better and RitaKonig the most. Very light styles.

[@susanvelez6534]

Good for you doing a lot of sponsorship this way you can save money. I taught my kids how to save since their privat schools never taught them

[@FoxFireFarm]

Thank you so much for this video

[@quatrodraws4017]

Been watching your videos for weeks. Been seeing that mug for weeks. Just bought three....

[@rickeyryan1986]

Inspired me!!! Thanks!

[@lolitamurch]

Brian Paquette a fav of mine.

[@ck7642]

Thanx lady!!

[@Caroline_Winkler]

Thank YOU😍

[@cbuenting]

Have you considered using yin and yang? Fritjof Capra introduces this duality in his book The Tao of Physics. This concept is also used in fashion (Kibbe and Essences)

[@flannerypina3264]

I love love love your content. I am a psych major about to finish my bachelor and a photographer. But I am obsessed with interior decoration and design. It’s the love of my life. Can you do a video on how you became an interior designer? I want to be one but I’m dreading getting a whole new degree.

[@terrashae5300]

Just ordered the same glasses from Muji on a whim. Thanks for keepin it real girl 💜

[@rochellebrown1292]

Maison_trouvaille, xomacenna, hillhousevintage, lonefoxhome, and stevecordony are all good designers to check out. ❤️

[@julieshelley9251]

Heidi C is fabulous, I love and adore wallpaper, so stunning

[@krisd_b]

I also love Brooke from Nesting with Grace. She always has cute and unique ideas.

[@TannerKerns]

Just made my Saturday!!!! 🙌🙌🙌

[@Caroline_Winkler]

😍🥰love to hear it