If you’re anything like me, you’ll enjoy a scroll around other people’s homes on Instagram. It’s a brilliant way to get new décor ideas, see how paint colours work away from sample cards and discover new furniture and accessories.
And Teesside has plenty of stunning homes to get your creative juices flowing. From colourful period restorations to contemporary new builds, there’s lots of inspo to be had.
Take a scroll through some of our favourite Teesside home accounts you’ll want to follow. Prepare to get house envy!
Lauren and Mark @casaoldcorn
You can’t beat a home with personality – and Casa Oldcorn has it in spades. Lauren and Mark’s period home has a wealth of character, from the stained-glass entrance to beautiful fireplaces to the stylish panelling.
@casaoldcorn
And the colours? Well, they are an absolute dream for those who love a bold colour pop. With a pink log burner, teal kitchen and glorious patterned wallpaper, there’s always plenty to admire.
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Please note: we cannot be held responsible for the time you lose scrolling along Lauren and Mark’s gorgeous feed!
Emily Jane Lathan @emilyjanelathan
If vintage is your vibe, Emily Jane Lathan’s 70s bungalow will make you swoon. Emily’s rustic renovation photos make for a delectable grid, with an abundance of warm tones and texture.
@emilyjanelathan
Every room of the home has a beautiful flow with a range of neutral shades and pops of greenery. Lots of natural materials and woven furniture bring a distinctly boho feel, creating a relaxed and homely space to get lost in. I adore it.
@emilyjanelathan
Vicky @prettypinkplane
From vintage to contemporary, Vicky’s new build home is a bright and uplifting space – with plenty of pops of pink to make you smile.
Vicky has an outdoor entertaining space and kitchen to die for, which even boasts a pink kitchen tap. And Beau the Beagle pops up on the grid from time to time, which is a bonus!
@prettypinkplane
Rachael @beetrootandblack
If you love a period home with character, it’s really hard to beat Rachael’s beautiful Victorian house. With soothing tones, original features and plush furnishings, it’s a feast for the eyes.
@beetrootandblack
Rachael confesses she is just a little bit obsessed with green décor – and it’s not hard to see why. Commonly found in nature, green offers a sense of calm and connects us to the outside world.
@beetrootandblack
Nicola @loveallthingsquirky
Follow interior stylist and designer Nicola Ash’s journey as she breathes new life into her Grade II Listed Georgian townhouse. Not afraid of a pattern clash, you’ll find stunning murals, bold colours and quirky prints.
@loveallthingsquirky
Expect plush furnishings and stylish accessories too. Nicola is also getting ready to open her own interiors shop in Guisborough. I can’t wait to see what she has in store – literally!
@loveallthingsquirky
Natalie and Callum @no.7.home.reno
Next up, we have the story of Natalie and Callum’s 1930s renovation. With a timeless monochrome scheme throughout, it’s simplicity at its best.
@no.7.home.reno
The décor flows from room to room, creating a cohesive and calming space. And although it’s contemporary, there are nods to the history of the home too, with a traditional fireplace and stylish panelled walls.
@no.7.home.reno
Georgina @lifeat_greenacres
Georgina’s stunning detached Victorian home is a sight to behold. From the traditional radiators to William Morris wallpaper to panelling, it’s a sympathetic renovation that’ll ensure this home is fit for the next generation of family life.
@lifeat_greenacres
And with a new project of a flat renovation on the horizon, you get to nosy around not one but two properties – bonus!
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I hope you’ve enjoyed this whistle-stop tour around some of Teesside’s most inspiring homes. So, what’s your next project…?
