With so many talented influencers showcasing stunning interiors, it can be overwhelming to decide who to follow. That’s why we’ve curated a list of the top 14 Instagram accounts to follow in 2025 for the best interior inspiration. Each of these influencers brings their own unique perspective to interior design, from contemporary chic to rustic charm. Whether you’re planning a full home makeover or simply looking to update your space, these content creators will provide endless inspiration so let’s dive in!

1. @layered.home

Bloomsbury bed | @layered.home

Lily Sawyer’s account is a visual delight, seamlessly blending classic elegance with bold, modern twists, such as whimsical wallpaper. Expect soft textures, layered fabrics, plenty of patterns, and warm palettes that evoke cosiness in your home. The addition of the Bloomsbury Bed brings a sophisticated charm to her woodland bedroom.

2. @mrs_roobottom_home

Dewsbury sofa | @mrs_roobottom_home

Samantha Roobottom’s style is all about quiet luxury. Her feed is filled with family-friendly spaces that don’t compromise on style – a must-follow for those seeking beautiful yet functional ideas. Take her elegantly understated living room, featuring the Dewsbury Sofa, as the perfect example of how to balance comfort and sophistication.

3. @at_my_surrey_chalet

Durham dining set | @at_my_surrey_chalet

Dot’s Instagram is the epitome of rustic-meets-modern design. Her dining room, showcasing the wonderfully compact Durham Dining Set, is where subtle farmhouse charm and contemporary design come together effortlessly. Her account is perfect for anyone who loves cosy interiors with a touch of the outdoors.

4. @bygemmaellis

Durham sideboard | @bygemmaellis

Gemma Ellis is the queen of cute yet considered spaces with personality. Her use of the Durham Sideboard shows how to combine clever storage solutions with plenty of character. Follow her for expert tips on decluttering without compromising on a homely feel.

5. @alicerosehome

Isla chairs | @alicerosehome

Alice Rose Buttery’s approach focuses on adding character to new builds. Her feed is bursting with creative ideas to bring life to minimalist spaces, such as these dark wooden Isla Chairs, which inject a pop of personality into her neutral dining area.

6. @therowe

Noah wardrobe | @therowe

Katie Rowe’s intriguing aesthetic shines through every post. Her account is a haven for lovers of serene and sophisticated interiors with a colourful twist. This bedroom features the Noah Triple Wardrobe, a piece that seamlessly combines functionality with timeless elegance, beautifully complemented by her boldly painted ceiling and checkerboard floor.

7. @littlehouseinlondon

Newton desk | @littlehouseinlondon

Living in the heart of London, Amy Davies shows how small spaces can be full of interest. Her Newton Desk is an inspiring focal point in her dynamic bedroom, proving that practicality and style can go hand in hand. Follow her for clever space-saving tips and cosy corners.

8. @no14hectorshouse

Newton chest of drawers | @no14hectorshouse

Jade Watkins has a flair for vintage-inspired interiors with a modern twist, making her feed a go-to source for ideas on introducing different styles and eras. Her Newton Chest of Drawers perfectly complements her chic bedroom, effortlessly combining both style and storage.

9. @littleedwardian

Oliver sideboard | @littleedwardian

Reece Smith’s Edwardian home is a masterpiece of traditional design elevated with contemporary details. His Oliver Large Sideboard serves as a striking statement piece that adds both form and function to his eclectic dining room. Follow Reece for refined interiors with a touch of grandeur.

10. @laura.elizabeth_

Parquet TV unit | @laura.elizabeth_

Laura Elizabeth’s home radiates warmth and everyday functionality. Her account offers practical and stylish solutions for family homes. You’ll notice the Parquet Large TV Unit in her living room creates a unique centrepiece that doesn’t dominate but rather, ties her space together beautifully.

11. @barn_owls_and_butterflies

St Ives larder | @barn_owls_and_butterflies

Lisa Duncan’s country-inspired style is a dream for those who adore rustic charm. Her kitchen features the St Ives Larder, a wonderfully practical piece, perfect for keeping pantry essentials beautifully organised, and bringing a farmhouse feel to the heart of the home. Her feed is full of homely corners and countryside inspiration.

12. @amelia.home

Harper chairs | @amelia.home

Follow Amelia for incredible interior ideas – her talent for creating warm and inviting spaces is simply unmatched! Here, Amelia has styled her dining space to perfection with a clever mix of textures and neutral tones. The Harper dining chairs are the star of the show, complementing her understated yet snug aesthetic.

13. @thebrighthome

Elba small sideboard | @thebrighthome

Fritha’s Instagram feed is a complete treasure trove of inspiration, filled with beautifully curated interiors and clever retro styling ideas that spark creativity. Spot the Elba small sideboard, which serves as the perfect place to house her favourite glassware, adorned with fresh greenery and textured ceramics.

14. @livingwith_sienna

Newton four poster bed | @livingwith_sienna

Sienna’s account is filled with elegant and timeless interiors. Her style exudes a modern yet cosy charm, blending neutral palettes, soft textures, and striking statement pieces to create spaces that feel both inviting and aspirational. The addition of the Newton Four Poster Bed in Sienna’s bedroom perfectly complements her signature aesthetic, bringing a sense of grandeur to her serene bedroom retreat.

So, what are you waiting for? Hit that follow button and start growing your dream home today! Still hungry for more insta-inspiration? Head over to our Instagram for the latest decor tips and a peek into even more stylish homes!

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Join us as we explore the inspiration behind these stunning pieces with unique insight from our Head of Buying, Erika Vipas.

Bring Otto-matic style

Halle chair | Otto wardrobe | Otto king-size bed | Maze rug

The Otto range is a stunning addition to our curve-inspired offerings, blending elegance and practicality with modern charm. Crafted from solid acacia and painted in a versatile, stone-inspired shade with a smoked oak top, Otto is designed to be effortlessly stylish and adaptable. This collection features details like stepped-in handles, rounded corners, and refined touches like hidden dovetail joints and soft-close hinges. With ample storage across living, dining, and bedroom options, Otto is as functional as it is beautiful.

Otto desk | | Otto bookcase | Scroll back chair | Halle chair | Ohio rug

Our Head of Buying, Erika Vipas, describes the Otto range as “elegant and contemporary, focusing on storage without compromising style. With its cashmere-toned body and smoked oak top, Otto offers an everyday, affordable way to bring this trend into your home.” It’s a versatile choice that seamlessly complements any room, perfect for those who appreciate refined simplicity.

Say Hello to Halo

Halo coffee table | Malvern sofa | Otto TV unit | Maze rug

The Halo collection introduces a curvy, feminine feel to your living space with thoughtfully designed coffee and side tables. Made from solid oak, these tables feature double-layered tops ideal for displaying books, plants, or treasured items. Available in natural or smoked finishes, Halo tables bring organic warmth and sophisticated functionality to compact spaces, perfectly proportioned to enhance any setting.

As Erika Vipas notes, “Halo taps into the curved trend with beautifully crafted and versatile pieces, with two finishing options to suit your style.” This range is a perfect blend of grace and functionality, adding a soft, understated elegance to every room.

Arching toward Belgrave

Belgrave display cabinet | Belgrave sideboard | Belgrave TV unit | Eton sofa

For a collection that exudes character and charm, look no further than Belgrave. This chic range celebrates the beauty of arched hardwood panelling and incorporates it into furniture pieces that are both striking and functional. A standout in the collection, the Belgrave Display Cabinet, features glass doors perfect for showcasing keepsakes or storing essentials discreetly.

Belgrave console table

According to Erika, “Belgrave is designed as a capsule collection to make a statement while fitting seamlessly into diverse home styles. The deep arched fascias subtly nod to the curved trend, while the lime-washed oak finish enhances the natural grain, adding texture and elegance.” Belgrave is perfect for those looking to add a bold yet timeless touch to their space.

From Otto’s subtle elegance to Halo’s functional beauty and Belgrave’s striking arches, our latest collections invite you to embrace the cosy, feminine charm of the curved furniture trend. For more inspiration and to see how others are incorporating these stunning designs, follow us on Instagram and join the conversation with #OakFurnitureland and #GrowYourHome.

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How do you fit a wardrobe in a small room?

Small wardrobes for small bedrooms

Original Rustic double wardrobe | @holcombedreaminteriors

The first thing you’ll need to think about is the size. Will the wardrobe actually fit in your small bedroom? While it might be tempting to try a 3-door wardrobe, the reality is that it’ll overwhelm the space you have, making it – rather than the bed – the focal point of the room. Instead, choose furniture that’s appropriately sized for the space it will be living in.

A double wardrobe still provides plenty of hanging space, and choosing ones with drawers means you have more room to store your jumpers, jeans or linens without using up precious hanging space. But make sure you leave enough space! You’ll need around 20cm at the front of your chosen wardrobe to allow for opening the doors and manoeuvring around it. For more info on optimal bedroom layouts, take a look at our bedroom measurement guide.

Use the whole wardrobe

Romsey wardrobe | @insideours

We all know that wardrobes provide indispensable, hidden storage. But why not make the most of the extra storage created on the outside of the piece? Above it, next to it, the sides, maximise the space you’ve gained! The top of a wardrobe comes as a ready-made shelf, perfect for ornaments or your favourite rattan storage boxes. Why not pop a floor-standing plant pot or wicker basket next to the wardrobe to fill with spare accessories – your options are endless.

Where should you put a wardrobe in a bedroom?

Make the most of alcoves

Parquet wardrobe | @mypetitenewbuild

Many older properties feature bedroom alcoves around a chimney breast, some may be fortunate enough to still have a beautiful fireplace fitted! Alcoves offer an amazing opportunity to squeeze in those often cumbersome wardrobes, especially in a bedroom lacking space. Fit one into one side of the chimney breast, while creating a sense of balance and symmetry with another furniture piece, such as a chest of drawers or dressing table, on the other side.

Make sure to measure up the space so the wardrobe slots seamlessly into its surrounding walls. If you’re working with a period property, remember that walls tend not to be perfectly straight. Take measurements from several parts of the wall to ensure it will fit all the way along.

Build-in a wardrobe

Madeline mirror | @layered.home

If you’re worried that a wardrobe may make your space feel cluttered and claustrophobic, a built-in wardrobe offers a beautifully sleek alternative. Whether you fill available alcoves or make use of a vacant wall, these floor-to-ceiling bedroom additions can actually make your room feel more spacious. What’s more, it means that your favourite furniture pieces can take centre stage, whether it be your bed, dressing table, chest of drawers, or bedside tables.

Make sure to paint the new fixture the same colour as your bedroom walls so that they blend seamlessly into the background, making the room feel bigger.

Best wardrobe designs for small bedrooms

Blend your wardrobe in

Brompton wardrobe | Brompton tallboy | @a_house_and_its_chows

When dealing with smaller bedrooms, we can’t create space, but we can certainly create the illusion of space. A great way to achieve this is by matching your wardrobe colour to your walls, allowing them to almost dissolve into their surroundings. This premise is the same regardless of wall colour. While some may shy away from using darker furniture in a darker room, it can actually create a beautiful cocooning effect, perfect for a deep night’s sleep.

Make a statement

Parquet double wardrobe | @jlg-designs

If your wardrobe needs to sit at an awkward angle or you’re struggling to find a piece that matches your existing colour palette, why not make a statement? Give your bedroom an instant wow factor with a stylish and eye-catching wardrobe option. If it has to take up floor space in a small room, make sure it’s worth the square footage! We love how the detail of the Parquet range provides an interesting edge to any bedroom. Its decorative style, intriguing mid-century modern characteristics, and rich warmth from its honey hue make for a beautifully unique wardrobe, no matter your existing decor.

The wardrobe alternative

Canterbury bed | Canterbury bedside table | Canterbury tallboy | @mrsh_at_bears_cottage

While wardrobes offer ample storage space for bedrooms, they may not suit every home spatially. Tallboys, with their narrow and space-saving design, provide an excellent alternative. Their slim profile allows them to fit easily alongside other bedroom furniture, such as dressing tables and much-needed bedside tables.

You should now be ready to kit out your small bedroom with the perfect wardrobe design! Head over to our wardrobe collections to find a stylish two door piece, or gain some more tips for styling small homes here. Don’t forget to show us your style on Instagram, tag us, or use #OakFurnitureland #GrowYourHome.

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