This Instagram Page Collects Incredible Examples Of Modern Design, And Here Are 50 Of The Very Best Ones
Your home is your castle. But your castle doesn’t have to have chilly corridors, flickering torches, crumbling walls, and chain-clanking ghosts. It can be comfortable and cozy. It can look great and inviting. It can look, well, like a home.
However, interior design isn’t something that everyone’s great at. Sometimes, we need a bit of help. A tad of inspiration. And a splash of scrolling through Instagram. That’s where the Call It Design IG page comes in.
It’s an account with nearly 55k followers and it features some truly incredible examples of modern design decisions from around the world. From interior design and architecture to artistic pieces of furniture and flair, it’s a real treasure trove for anyone who wants to liven up their home. We’ve collected some of the best design pics from them for you to enjoy, so scroll on down, and remember to upvote the ones you loved the most, dear Pandas.
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Lovely Bunk Bed
Buildings And Stars Cut Into Blackout Curtains!
Folding Loft Stairs With Access To Washing Machine
What makes modern interior design look good depends on whom you ask. There’s a lot of artistic choices involved and we all know that beauty is in the eye of the beholder. So what might look incredibly stylish and minimalistic to one person might look bleak and dreary to someone else. Nonetheless, beauty isn’t completely subjective and there are certain things that make contemporary design look good.
According to San Francisco Design, modern designs are all about “emphasizing a few key pieces without overwhelming the space.”
Less. Is. More.
Keep. It. Simple.
Don’t. Overdo. It.
This Library Left Us Speechless
Saklikent Restaurant
Creative Cutlery Drainer By Peleg Design
The San Francisco Design team explains that modernism goes incredibly well with minimalism. So when you’re picking out furniture and other design pieces, try to focus on simplistic and functional things.
“Modern style incorporates bold and rigidly structured design in a captivating way. In your home, focus on bold, sharp edges to add the angular structures that are so characteristic of modern design,” they explain, suggesting that we also look at edges and angles and how they fit in with the entire space.
Meanwhile, when it comes to modern materials, you should aim for those that give off a clean and straightforward energy. Stainless steel, muted metal, and glass are materials that can modernize your home and make you look like a real interior design expert. And don’t forget about wood!
Cabin In The Woods By Jay Lalka
More like how at zoos people look at animals. Here we welcome u to the human zoo
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I love the forest design! From the pretty grey cloud bed ☁️, the leafy plants 🌱, the reindeer and bird furniture 🐦 🦌 and the wood 🌲!
Probably in a completely different part of the cabin. I expect (hope) this is just one room.
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Fun times for those not used to sleeping in the woods. Lots of sounds and movements.
You all need therapy. Ever even seen a bear. Like a tent in the woods is safer? Get a grip.
This is so cool! I would like to spend some nights there... Not alone, of course...
Imagine waking up and seeing random hitch hikers, just passing on through, stopping outside the windows to look in.
Lightning storms and sunrises would be hard to sleep through. Snow would be interesting.
There are more photos of this lovely cabin here, but what I don't understand is if this was constructed as a project by this visual artist, for the photos, or if it is a permanent structure. Does anyone know? https://wowowhome.com/architecture/in-the-woods-by-jay-lalka/
I think it is beautiful, but I don't think I could actually stay there at night.
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Bunk Bed Inspiration
Circular Flower Stand By Zhi Lian
The Dog House Sofa By Seungji Mun
Cozy Balcony
Indoor Wood Slide / Staircase By Archology
Cozy Place With Green Fresh View!
Only thing it is missing is a bookshelf and a cat. This would be perfect.
Northern Lights Ranch In Lapland, Finland
Beautiful Bathroom Design!
Yeah that’s cool, but I’m not sure how I would feel being exposed to the cold winds. 😜
Charging Drawer By Rev-A-Shelf
Treasure Mug By White Rabbit Express
Luna Mirror
Hut Adventurer By Dmitri Reviakin
Design By @mousarris
Work Space Design
The Terrace
Cool Coffee Table
Amazing Bunk Bed
Bottom bunk has well decorated spacious homey feeling - top should look like the bottom (except for outer shelves).
Custom Made Wrapping Barn Door
A nice idea for another place perhaps. But it neither blends in nicely or seems necessary in this place...
Amazing Restaurant Entrance
Sink Design With Drying Area
Pop-Up Cactus Light
Beautiful Table Design
Awesome Honeycomb Keyholder
The Book Shed
Nope.. Books should not placed in direct sun.. The cover will fade quickly
Five Wire Bottle Bud Vases By Kirklands
Staircase Designed By Ander Alencar
Rotating TV Panel By Holzk Móveis
The Ideal Working From Home Piece? Caramella Counter Sofa
Gorgeous Pool
A Place To Recharge, Relax, And Dream!
Embroidery Design
Setenil De Las Bodegas / Spain
Starbucks In Dubai
Contemporary Kitchen
Residence In Théoule-Sur-Mer, France By Mir Studio
Cactus Toilet Brush By Qualy Design
House In The Woods
Studio In Toronto Design By Nikole Herriott And Michael Graydon
That water lines scares the crap out of me. I can imagine losing my balance going up/down and reaching out to grab the water pipe. Opps.
Villa Kuro Designed By @miniinno
I wonder where the door leads to that's on the end of the kitchen island? Wouldn't that be fun if it was a passage to another room in the house?
Safe Space Bed By Diana Zhelnio
Leya Swing Seatby Freifrau
Gorgeous Bathroom
Note: this post originally had 99 images. It’s been shortened to the top 50 images based on user votes.
My goodness, reading just the first comment on most of these pictures just sound soo negative - 'why doesn't it do this, do that, that can't be comfortable? ' blah blah blah... Just enjoy them for what they are 🙄
Agreed. Some of these weren't for me, but I understand and appreciate the "art" in them. Most of the comments made me think that 1) people are afraid of colour and texture and 2) there are a lot of negative people out there.
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Right? I thought, “what would it be like to afford that...”
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Most of these were impractical, high maintenance or something you'd get tired of quickly. Having said that I really enjoyed them. I imagine they were done to showcase the designers talent.
Good design is not just about ascetics, the full life of the product must be considered: how sustainable the materials are. how it is used, cleaned, how things like dust/mold/water spots etc react to the product, how it is decommissioned and disposed of. Some of these are beautiful, but not practical, and therefore are not well designed. I would have the slide-stair in a heartbeat though!
There are many of these stunning designs that are designs only. They are the 'renderings' or 'visualizations' of computer graphics artists or 3D artists and I wonder how many people realized that they were NOT seeing a photo of something that actually exists.
I figured about half ot be "shopped" somehow, but still, fun to look at.
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The title of this page should be "Rich People Have the Nicest Things."
Lovely, but more like rich people designs rather than anything else.
Cool I like the first few. Cuz they are outside. I wish I could just look up and see the stars.
Once again we learn that having a truck-load of cash does not always inspire good design... there were a couple of unique and inspiring ideas amongst the lot though.
My goodness, reading just the first comment on most of these pictures just sound soo negative - 'why doesn't it do this, do that, that can't be comfortable? ' blah blah blah... Just enjoy them for what they are 🙄
Agreed. Some of these weren't for me, but I understand and appreciate the "art" in them. Most of the comments made me think that 1) people are afraid of colour and texture and 2) there are a lot of negative people out there.
Load More Replies... Right? I thought, “what would it be like to afford that...”
Load More Replies... Most of these were impractical, high maintenance or something you'd get tired of quickly. Having said that I really enjoyed them. I imagine they were done to showcase the designers talent.
Good design is not just about ascetics, the full life of the product must be considered: how sustainable the materials are. how it is used, cleaned, how things like dust/mold/water spots etc react to the product, how it is decommissioned and disposed of. Some of these are beautiful, but not practical, and therefore are not well designed. I would have the slide-stair in a heartbeat though!
There are many of these stunning designs that are designs only. They are the 'renderings' or 'visualizations' of computer graphics artists or 3D artists and I wonder how many people realized that they were NOT seeing a photo of something that actually exists.
I figured about half ot be "shopped" somehow, but still, fun to look at.
Load More Replies... The title of this page should be "Rich People Have the Nicest Things."
Lovely, but more like rich people designs rather than anything else.
Cool I like the first few. Cuz they are outside. I wish I could just look up and see the stars.
Once again we learn that having a truck-load of cash does not always inspire good design... there were a couple of unique and inspiring ideas amongst the lot though.
