Lost in the endless inspiration scroll? Follow our favorites.
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Reprinted from Southern Living
Pinterest is a pretty gigantic place to navigate. It only takes
following a few overly zealous or off-target pinners to ruin your
personal inspiration board. Hats off to these seven that never fail to
deliver thoughtfully
edited Southern decorating ideas.
Holly Phillips @TheEnglishRoom
– This Charlotte, North Carolina-based designer and blogger has an
eclectic eye for vintage, but she always pins rooms that are still
squarely Southern. The colors combos alone in her staggering 73k pins
are reason enough to follow her.
Alice Waters –
Truth be told, I was looking for the famed chef Alice Waters in search
of soulful and healthy recipe ideas. Turns out, I had the wrong Alice
Waters, but this Alice who is based in Fort Worth, Texas is way more up
my alley. I’m also unsure if she’s actually a designer, but I’m making
an exception because her boards are always right on point to satisfy (or
ignite) any home dream of mine. Her Architecture and Exterior boards
are my favorites to ponder.
Valorie Hart – If you’re looking for
New Orleans style
to come alive via Pinterest, this is your account. From the kooky, to
the colorful, to to-die-for antiques, Valorie’s pinterest is one
exciting show not to be missed.
Gadabout
– This Pinterest account is the inspiration playground for South
Carolina-born, Louisville, Kentucky-based graphic designer Hanna
Seabrook a well-known graphic designer behind the company, Gadabout. On
her pinterest, you’ll find homes and interiors with a fresh, yet
aged-look – quite possibly the ultimate compliment to give any
Southerner about their home.
Parker Kennedy
– Palm Beach preppy ideas galore are sourced throughout these boards
from this Atlanta-based design duo. It’s nearly impossible not to follow
an entire board with 1103 pins devoted to
bamboo. More practical sounding boards like “Chic Appliances and Fixtures” and “Fences” are also seriously helpful.
Elly Poston –
Our list wouldn’t be complete without mention of our own former
Associate Decorating Editor. Her boards are fun for anyone to peruse,
but in-the-trench decorators will appreciate her board “Decorating
Details.” Non-decorators can think of this board as a free design
service.
Helen Ballard –
You may recognize the name. Yes, she’s the lady who founded Ballard
Designs. As you’d expect, her Pinterest pages are filled with ethereal
and European-rooted design ideas. If you love the natural look, follow
her now.