Social media has long been influencing our taste in design and decor with many turning to Instagram for style inspiration.
In celebration of the platform turning 10, we’ve looked back on the last decade in design trends on Instagram and rounded up the best.
Foam mirrors
These recently burst onto the scene as the cute quarantine decor item everyone wanted. While it’s an affordable and creative craft project, the trend has been divisive on social media.
Ceramic rainbows
This is another iso-craft project that has been gaining traction on social media. So far the style has been adopted for kitchenware and decorative items.
Indoor plants
It’s safe to say that indoor plants have been one of biggest trend of the decade, however it’s really been in the last 5 years that they’ve become a household staple.
Scandinavian interiors
All you have to do is look at the cultural influence of Swedish brand Ikea to understand why Scandinavian interiors are such a big deal.
Kitchen islands
Modern kitchen designs are all about functionality – and what better way to add more space than with an island bench.
Bottom vases
These body-positive decorative vases were one of the top recommended gifts of 2019 and come in every shape and colour.
Bar carts
Bar carts have added a dose of glam to homes for many years, but if there ever was a time to buy one, we’d say it’s been 2020.
Macrame wall hanging
Macrame has been in-and-out all decade but it turns out it’s here to stay. Not only is it easy to make but it’s an affordable way to add boho style to any home.
Linen couches and bedding
Linen is the gift that keeps on giving. It’s versatile, easy to clean, affordable and biodegradable. And it’s especially handy throughout summer.
Cleanstagrammers
Home organisation has never been so cool with so many people sharing viral hacks and tips to social media.
Wicker furniture
This retro trend which made waves in the ’70s has seen a recent revival with stores like Kmart, Big W and Bunnings releasing rattan collections and wicker chairs.
Black thin line paintings
Painting with one thin black line doesn’t seem easy but the trend has spawned so many tutorials and Instagram artwork.
French provincial
This sophisticated style is truly timeless and has long been giving homes an effortlessly chic feel.
Prada Marfa painting
This iconic artwork dates back to pre-Instagram days but the legacy has continued on with the help of social media. It’s even made appearances on television shows like Gossip Girl and The Simpsons.
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