Most-Liked Instagram Looks to Inspire Your Interiors

When it comes to carefully curated interiors inspiration, there’s no place like Instagram.

At Cambria, we celebrate showstopping interiors, and we love to see our designs attract a quality audience on platforms like Instagram. From real-life installs shared via #MyCambria to trend-worthy aesthetics, we’re sharing a look at the spaces you’ve most-liked in 2020.

Making the list is the beauty of designs like Brittanicca Gold Warm™ and Annicca and the bold movement of designs like Bentley™ and Clovelly™. The common thread across this year’s favorites are statement-making styles that draw the eye and defy design norms.

The Beauty of Cambria Brittanicca Gold Warm

We’ve made no secret of our love for Brittanicca™, but now we know how much you love the classically elegant Brittanicca Gold Warm too. With an intriguing array of earth tones and powerful marble-like veining, Brittanicca Gold Warm features translucent ribbons of organic gold and greige, speckled with copper and hints of gray flowing across a creamy white background.

In this kitchen by The Kitchen Design Center by Gramophone in Maryland, the team paired Cambria Brittanicca Gold Warm island countertops with modern black and brass accents to add warmth and create an inviting oasis.

In this elegant open-plan kitchen design by Louisville-based Artisan Signature Homes and Gretchen Black, the marble-like Brittanicca Gold Warm quartz countertops in a matte finish pair well with brushed gold fixtures, white cabinetry, and stunning Café Appliances to create a tastefully modern farmhouse palette.

The Annica Aesthetic

For those seeking an alternative to marble, Cambria’s popular Annicca design is the perfect choice. Made of natural quartz, not only is the stone strong, stain resistant, and maintenance free, but its neutral white background with subtle gray veining and flecks of sparkling gold and purple offer a new spin on classic marble.

In this luxurious master bathroom by Happy Interiors Group, 300 square feet of Cambria’s Annicca design is featured prominently in the standout walk-in steam shower, the size of which was increased to accommodate a bench.

“Annicca has gorgeous bold veining, so we knew it’d be a showstopper with the size of the shower,” said interior decorator Abby Tallman, founder of Happy Interiors Group, who also used Annicca for the double sink and makeup vanities in the room. “Annicca has gold flecks that tie in perfectly with the brushed bronze fixture choices, plus it has a lot of white to complement the white cabinetry and flooring. We wanted something American made that would hold up well, be durable, and that we wouldn’t have to be careful about or continually care for, like with marble or granite.”

Cambria’s nonabsorbent, full-slab material is perfect for bathrooms since no steam or moisture can escape through its panels and there’s no grout to clean.

Carmelin Design and Chris Cucullo conceptualized this powder blue and gold kitchen palette by incorporating a bold black island and Annicca’s deep purple tones for an unexpected yet striking pairing.

Be Bold With Bentley

The beautiful Cambria Bentley design features a white background intersected with bold, translucent black and charcoal veins along with muted light gray spatters throughout.

Cambria designs with movement and veining add interest and character to a décor scheme. Both bold and versatile, the iconic black-and-white Bentley design fits seamlessly into any interior design aesthetic and effortlessly combines both design and durability.

In a kitchen design by decorator Jewel Marlowe for her family home, a standout waterfall island in Cambria’s Bentley design, fabricated by Granite and Marble Express, features exciting movement and veining in a black-and-white pattern.

Instead of letting other elements in the space defer to the island, Marlowe added more bold elements, like blue-hued cabinetry, gold hardware and fixtures, a contrasting wood island inlet accent by Burled Co., striped stool cushions, and black window trim. The effect wows.

“To add continuity to the home, I have repeated the bold black-and-white theme of our Bentley island in almost every other room of our house. Black-and-white rugs, art, and wallpaper help the statement-making kitchen island feel so natural and consistent,” said Marlowe.

In this kitchen by Soda Pop Design, a Bentley waterfall island with a gold inlay, brass and gold hardware details, black cabinetry, and a high-gloss, textured backsplash make for a bold and glamorous design.

Embrace the New With Portrush™ and Clovelly

New in 2020 are Cambria’s Portrush and Clovelly designs, both of which have quickly become fan favorites. Clovelly is graceful and flowing on a creamy background with copper and brown swooping veins along with white, lightning-like veins that rise and fall across a surface.

“Clovelly is both an impact piece and a grounding accent that makes a statement with bold veining,” said Alexandra Stanton of Coastal Cabinets Works. “We find homeowners are leaning toward quartz with a more natural look, and this new design fits that need.”

The husband and wife duo behind Artisan Signature Homes, Jason and Gretchen Black, designed this stunning kitchen with a Cambria Clovelly waterfall island and matching perimeter countertops that highlight the matte brass, black, and warm wood tones throughout the space.

Portrush features an elegant porcelain base crisscrossed with bold navy, gray, and black veins accompanied by fine-spun filaments and gleaming gold flakes.

“Portrush has natural veining but with a fashion-forward color combination,” said Wilshire Cabinet Co.’s Travis Morelock. “It is not a supporting character and has the drama to be the star of any show. Portrush adds a visual ‘wow’ to a space without being overwhelming.”