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10 of the Hottest Design Blogs for Inspiration

10 of the Hottest Design Blogs for Inspiration

10 of the Hottest Plant and Design Blogs (and Hashtags!) to Follow Right Now

Design Blog Inspiration – you can never have enough, especially when it comes to creating a healthy, happy lifestyle through plants and interior design. And while both are beautiful separately, we argue that they’re even better together. You could say a home without plants is like a cake without icing. Don’t agree? Take a look at 10 of these designers who are proving our point and currently taking the internet by storm. With a discerning eye and a green thumb, these everyday designers take their once average spaces and turn them into something truly spectacular. Check them out, give them a follow, and start bringing your dream home to life!

Everyday Designers

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This is the first dose of design blog inspiration. Jen is is a product and decor stylist out of Indiana who really knows how to make any space feel refreshingly breathable and creative. Check out her work here!

Get your home ready for fall with the perfect mix of cozy vibes and playful spookiness. From sleek black plants to painted pumpkins and warm lighting, it’s all about balancing natural textures with festive touches. Whether you’re aiming for “Gilmore Girls” charm or “Addams Family” intrigue, these simple tips will have your space ready for everything from pumpkin-carving parties to movie marathons.

An indoor Zen garden brings tranquility and balance into any space with natural elements like raked sand, smooth stones, and small greenery such as bonsai trees or moss balls. Paired with soft lighting and thoughtful decor, it creates a calming atmosphere perfect for relaxation, mindfulness, or a touch of biophilic design.

Creating an indoor garden that complements your interior design style can breathe life into your space, adding a calming, natural touch. Whether it’s a bohemian jungle with trailing pothos and ferns, a Japandi-inspired setup with bonsai and simple pots, or a coastal vibe with palms and light woods, thoughtful planning ensures both style and function.