Interior Design’s 25 Top Instagrams of 2016

Browse our 25 most-liked Instagrams from 2016 and follow @interiordesignmag for more design inspiration.

25. Hokkaido Dairy Farm by Atelier E

Bucolic touches enliven the Hokkaido Dary Farm’s Hong Kong outpost by Atelier E. Beams angling over the cafe’s tables are abstractions of barn rafters, but the pendant fixtures are bona fide vintage milk bottles. ????: Dick Liu. @sandow #architecture #interior #design #interiordesign #restaurant #cafe #hongkong #hospitality

A photo posted by Interior Design Magazine (@interiordesignmag) on Nov 16, 2016 at 7:20am PST

24. Total HQ by Leyk Wollenberg Architects

At the Berlin headquarters for French company Total, Leyk Wollenberg Architects outfitted the office dining area with a forest of 750 champagne-colored anodized aluminum tubes with different diameters that function as partitions. In contrast, the designers crafted the service counter from stained-black oak structured with a rhythm of vertical wooden strips. ????: diephotodesigner.de. #architecture #interiordesign #interior #design #restaurant #wood #dining

A photo posted by Interior Design Magazine (@interiordesignmag) on Sep 25, 2016 at 5:46pm PDT

23. Hotel Indigo by Amanda Sullivan Studio Architecture

For this week’s #idpicks contest, we want to see your favorite hotel lobbies! Tag your best images of extravagant hotel reception areas with #idpicks and our editors will post their favorite next Wednesday. Pictured here is Amanda Sullivan Studio Architecture’s Hotel Indigo on Manhattan’s Lower East Side, which features bicycle wheels repurposed as chandeliers. ????: Chris Sanders. #architecture #interior #design #interiordesign #hotel #nyc #manhattan

A photo posted by Interior Design Magazine (@interiordesignmag) on Oct 19, 2016 at 3:45pm PDT

22. Pedro Reyes’s Brutalist-Inspired Home

Stones and books are obsessions for artist @_pedro_reyes_, so his brutalist-inspired Mexico city pad prominently features both—poured concrete shelving on the house’s mezzanine stores his collection, largely secondhand. ????: Edmund Sumner. #architecture #interior #design #interiordesign #books #bookshelves #brutalism #mexico #concrete

A photo posted by Interior Design Magazine (@interiordesignmag) on Oct 22, 2016 at 6:37am PDT

21. Apartment/Conference Kredytowa by Maciej Kurkowski + Maciej Sutula

Tessellated birch plywood panels, complete with sandy-colored ottomans and side tables, infuse visual dynamism into this otherwise neutral-toned meeting room within a Warsaw office complex by Maciej Kurkowski + Maciej Sutula. ????: Paulina Sasinowska. #architecture #interior #design #interiordesign #office #furniture #warsaw #poland #wood

A photo posted by Interior Design Magazine (@interiordesignmag) on Sep 20, 2016 at 6:33am PDT

20. The Minton by DP Architects

@dparchitects delivered a one-of-a-kind high-rise living concept for the Minton, a luxury apartment complex in Singapore. Bridges and sky terraces, which accommodate spa facilities and landscaping, connect the various developments. ????: Marc Tey. #architecture #interior #design #interiordesign #singapore #apartment

A photo posted by Interior Design Magazine (@interiordesignmag) on Oct 18, 2016 at 4:10pm PDT

19. Urby, Stapleton by Concrete

At Urby, a 7-acre residential complex on Staten Island by Concrete, @tomdixonstudio pendant fixtures hang from oak-clad beams above the café. ????: Ewout Huibers. #architecture #interior #design #interiordesign #cafe #restaurant #nyc #statenisland

A photo posted by Interior Design Magazine (@interiordesignmag) on Sep 30, 2016 at 9:04am PDT

18. La Dimora di Metello by Manca Studio

Chairs by @baciocchiassociati surround custom tables in oak and iron at La Dimora di Metello, a boutique hotel by Manca Studio in Matera, Italy. The hotel’s interiors—just like Matera—are dominated by an indigenous volcanic rock, tufa. ????: Pierangelo Laterza. #architecture #interior #design #interiordesign #hotel #italy

A photo posted by Interior Design Magazine (@interiordesignmag) on Oct 15, 2016 at 6:27am PDT

17. Fazenda Boa Vista by Fernanda Marques Arquiteta

This steel-framed residence near Sao Paulo by @fernandamarquesarquiteta mimics the surrounding topographic conditions. Inside, natural lighting combined with refined usage of materials such as wood, stone, and glass add an otherworldly dimension. ????: Fernando Guerra/FG+SG. #architecture #interior #design #interiordesign #staircase #brazil #saopaulo #wood #house

A photo posted by Interior Design Magazine (@interiordesignmag) on Sep 24, 2016 at 10:53am PDT

16. Park + Associates Office

Occupying a mid-century library in Singapore, Park + Associates liberated their entire office from structural columns with reinforced-concrete barrel vaults, landing them the prestigious Best of Year award for Firm’s Own Office in 2014. ????: Edward Hendricks. #architecture #interior #design #interiordesign #office #singapore

A photo posted by Interior Design Magazine (@interiordesignmag) on Sep 9, 2016 at 4:27pm PDT

15. Kyoto Townhouse by Alphaville Architects

The polyhedral partition walls added by Alphaville Architects to this Kyoto townhouse blur the boundary between architecture and furniture. ????: courtesy of the architect. #architecture #interior #design #interiordesign #townhouse #kyoto #wood

A photo posted by Interior Design Magazine (@interiordesignmag) on Sep 10, 2016 at 7:10am PDT

14. Carpediem Restaurant by Sidharta Architect

Located one level above a rattan furniture shop in Jakarta, this restaurant by @SidhartaArchitect uses the material in both its furnishings and as a decorative covering for the bar’s structural support. ????: Fernando Gomulya. @sandow #architecture #interior #design #interiordesign #restaurant #jakarta #indonesia #rattan

A photo posted by Interior Design Magazine (@interiordesignmag) on Nov 7, 2016 at 3:50pm PST

13. Connexion Burbank Lobby by Patrick Tighe Architecture

In a Burbank building’s lobby by @PatrickTighe_Architecture, an LED-backlit pattern in perforated steel evokes falling rain amid travertine panels. ????: Matthew Momberger. @sandow #architecture #interior #design #interiordesign #california #lobby #LEDs #lighting #stone #pattern #california

A photo posted by Interior Design Magazine (@interiordesignmag) on Nov 17, 2016 at 7:26am PST

12. Montalcino House by Gerda Vossaert Interior Architect

@davidegroppi incorporated his recessed Nulla lighting into this stunning indoor pool in a Montalcino, Italy house by Gerda Vossaert Interior Architect. ????: courtesy of the designer. #architecture #interior #design #interiordesign #pool #italy #house

A photo posted by Interior Design Magazine (@interiordesignmag) on Aug 26, 2016 at 9:21am PDT

11. Gable House by FORM | Kouichi Kimura Architects

FORM | Kouichi Kimura Architects added thick concrete walls to this minimalist Japanese residence to create an atmosphere of tranquility amid hectic urban bustle. ????: Takumi Ota. #architecture #interior #design #interiordesign #house #japan

A photo posted by Interior Design Magazine (@interiordesignmag) on Oct 15, 2016 at 4:51pm PDT

10. Venture Capital Firm’s Office by Feldman Architecture

@FeldmanArchitecture’s first commercial endeavor maintains a residential feel, courtesy of a European white oak pivoting door that leads to a green wall in reception. ????: Paul Dyer. @sandow #architecture #interior #design #interiordesign #office #sanfrancisco #california #wood #door

A photo posted by Interior Design Magazine (@interiordesignmag) on Dec 6, 2016 at 2:56pm PST

9. Sandibe Okavango Safari Lodge by Fox Brown and Michaelis Boyd

POLL: Which dream design destination do you wish you were going to for the holidays or in the new year, and why? Whether resort, hotel, safari lodge, thermal springs, etc. ???? Comment below—your answer may be printed in our December issue! ???? Pictured here is the Sandibe Okavango Safari Lodge by @foxbrowne_creative and @michaelisboyd, featuring a gold-flecked cowhide rug. ????: Dook. @sandow #architecture #interior #design #interiordesign #lounge #hotel #safari #botswana #vacation #travel #holidays

A photo posted by Interior Design Magazine (@interiordesignmag) on Dec 6, 2016 at 9:35am PST

8. Lake Como Hotel Il Sereno by Patricia Urquiola

Copper-plated aluminum tubes surround the walnut #staircase that descends from the ground level to the #Ristorante Berton al Lago at the idyllic Lake Como #Hotel Il Sereno by @Patricia_Urquiola. ????: Patricia Parinejad. @sandow #architecture #interior #design #interiordesign #italy #lakecomo

A photo posted by Interior Design Magazine (@interiordesignmag) on Dec 12, 2016 at 6:26am PST

7. Opposite House by RZLBD and Julia Francisco Design

Don’t forget to follow @intdeshomes for a daily dose of residential inspiration straight from our archives! Pictured here, a @michaelanastassiades pendant fixture hangs above a sink vanity in marble at a just-finished Toronto residence by RZLBD and Julia Francisco Design. ????: borXu. @sandow #architecture #interior #design #interiordesign #marble #bathroom #toronto #canada #house

A photo posted by Interior Design Magazine (@interiordesignmag) on Oct 31, 2016 at 6:46am PDT

6. Elwood Townhouse by InForm

An Australian townhouse by @inform_melbourne with concrete walls features a study, kitchen, and living area that flow around a glazed central courtyard. ????: Derek Swalwell. #architecture #interior #design #interiordesign #townhouse #australia

A photo posted by Interior Design Magazine (@interiordesignmag) on Oct 1, 2016 at 11:36am PDT

5. Light by TAMEN arq

A hexagonal ceiling canopy outfitted with integrated lighting that alternates intensity in sync with the music illuminates this newly restored Sonoran nightclub by TAMEN arq. ????: Alexander Potiomkin. @sandow #architecture #interior #design #interiordesign #mexico #sonora #nightclub #nightlife #canopy

A photo posted by Interior Design Magazine (@interiordesignmag) on Nov 16, 2016 at 3:21pm PST

4. Opposite House by RZLBD and Julia Francisco Design

Make sure you follow @intdeshomes for daily residential inspiration—chic city lofts, lavish country homes, and everything in between! Pictured here is a Mies-inspired home by RZLBD and Julia Francisco Design outside Toronto, which boasts a steel and porcelain staircase that rises alongside stepped seating. ????: borXu. @sandow #architecture #interior #design #interiordesign #house #staircase #toronto #canada #homes

A photo posted by Interior Design Magazine (@interiordesignmag) on Nov 21, 2016 at 7:25am PST

3. Carturesti Bookstore by Square One Architecture

Lastly, bookstore Carturesti’s Bucharest flagship by Square One Architecture defies the demise of books. The architects added two mezzanines, two spiral staircases, and a skylit rooftop to a 19th-century building. ????: Cosmin Dragomir/Arcaid. @sandow #architecture #interior #design #interiordesign #bookstore #books #bucharest #carturesti #blackfriday #shopping

A photo posted by Interior Design Magazine (@interiordesignmag) on Nov 25, 2016 at 2:50pm PST

2. Shade Burger by YOD Studio of Commercial Design

In an allusion to beef passing through a meat grinder, thin strips of timber veneer appear to be extruded from the ceiling of this Ukraine hamburger joint by @YOD_Studio. ????: Andrey Avdeenko. @sandow #architecture #interior #design #interiordesign #restaurant #food #dining #ukraine

A photo posted by Interior Design Magazine (@interiordesignmag) on Nov 14, 2016 at 5:57am PST

1. Spa + Hotel La Romana by Isaac Peral Arquitectos

Isaac Peral Codina crafted this Spanish spa with local stone punctuated by linear cracks in the facade, bringing in soft light that lends the getaway an otherworldly atmosphere. ????: David Frutos. @sandow #architecture #interior #design #interiordesign #spa #hotel #hospitality #light #stone #marble #spain #health

A photo posted by Interior Design Magazine (@interiordesignmag) on Nov 21, 2016 at 4:26pm PST