There were a flood of new users this week as photo sharing app Instagram became available to those with Android phones for the first time. And overnight it was sold to Facebook for a cool $1 billion! Are you one of the new devotees? If you’re a visual person, you may find that this swiftly replaces Twitter as your new favourite social media! I have been using it for a few weeks now and I’m already hooked.
Not surprisingly, a number of stylists and interiors types are using Instagram so I thought I’d suggest a few people for you to follow. They don’t just post about interior design and styling, but they all add something nice to my feed (my own instagram handle is jenbishop_interiorsaddict, by the way).
First up, the fabulous Queensland interior designer Anna Spiro, known for her bold use of pattern and colour.
Then there’s Mr Jason Grant, super stylist and Murobond paint creator, who has built a bit of a reputation for his fantastic arty Instagram shots, largely taken in and around Bondi.
Next up Belinda Graham from The Happy Home Blog, showcasing the life of a very busy, crafty mummy blogger.
And last but not least Sibella Court (who really needs no introduction), who never fails to disappoint with her frequent photos. She has almost 2,000 followers. Go figure.
More of my faves next week! If you’re not on Instagram yet and you have an iPhone or Android phone, go and download it now and have a play! You might find all the interior inspiration you’ve been looking for!
3 replies on “Instagram interior inspiration”
love this, can’t believe they sold it for a $1 billion!! wow… I am one of the new android who recently converted to instagram and have been waiting for a pass to join the exclusive apple club for ages. Was even tempted to buy an itouch just so I could be `in’… I love it, and can definitely see it’s potential in taking over twitter.
How interesting Jen. I will have to get the app and play around with it.
I must admit I am sold on Instagram. My fav things and what I find the most inspirational about Instagram is always the interiors. A simple photograph with a filter can really project ones personal style.