When it comes to carefully curated interior inspiration, there’s no place like Instagram. At Cambria, we celebrate showstopping décor, and we love to highlight the interior designers who bring big ideas to life in real-life installs. Here, we’re sharing a list of our 10 favorite designers to follow on the social media platform.
Emily Henderson
New York Times best-selling author, TV personality, stylist, and interior design blogger Emily Henderson is beloved by her one million followers on Instagram for her signature lived-in, California-cool design aesthetic.
Henderson stained the reclaimed wood on the island an ebony hue to contrast with White Cliff™ countertops in a Cambria Matte® finish.
We are particular fans of the trendsetter’s 2019 kitchen remodel where she created what she describes as a rustic-modern-Scandinavian-contemporary-minimalist space in her 1960s Lake Arrowhead A-frame vacation home, complete with White Cliff countertops in a matte finish.
Vern Yip
Interior designer Vern Yip finds inspiration for his interior design projects in travel, food, and art, fascinations he regularly shares with his over 50,000 followers on Instagram.
For the 2021 refresh of the classic American destination Grand Hotel on Mackinac Island, Yip aimed to pay homage to the hotel’s history, architecture, and signature colors while moving the property forward into a new era. He did so with a mix of American-made products, like Cambria Ivybridge™ in the retail corridor.
Yip selected Cambria products for the guest bathrooms, pool bar, and retail displays thanks to their beauty and durability.
Bria Hammel
Twin Cities–based interior designer Bria Hammel of Bria Hammel Interiors creates classically beautiful spaces that are both design-forward and subtly soothing.
The bold movement in Cambria’s Bentley™ design makes a subtle statement. An under-counter opening allows for extra seating.
For a sleek and contemporary kitchen design, Hammel paired a bold tuxedo-like Bentley waterfall island with a palette of browns, blacks, and whites. See more waterfall islands in our design forecast.
Michel Smith Boyd
Michel Smith Boyd and his eponymous design firm are synonymous with creating aspirational residences that are equal parts fashion-forward and character-rich.
Juxtapose masculine and feminine sophistication with streamlined cabinetry, hardware, and floor tile paired with the soft, dramatic swells of veining in Skara Brae™.
Boyd’s over 40,000 followers on Instagram look to him for inspiration in cultivating interiors that are tailored, thoughtful, and layered.
Henri Interiors
Henri Interiors is a full-service interior design firm specializing in residential and boutique commercial interiors. The team assists its clients with a wide range of decisions, including selecting and implementing fixed finishes; collaborating with architects, builders, and trades; as well as designing interior spaces while creating a custom experience tailor-made to their design needs.
Henri Interiors took the farmhouse-style trend to the next level with this home that seamlessly blends the aesthetic with contemporary upgrades, like a Cambria Gladstone™ double island.
Its over 20,000 followers on Instagram swooned over this double Gladstone island, a design feature that’s become increasingly popular in recent years, which Henri Interiors installed in a recent modern farmhouse project.
Kyla Herbes
Interior designer Kyla Herbes of House of Hipsters has made a name for herself thanks to her modern aesthetic with a vintage flair.
Black cabinets and accents play nicely with the soothing tones of Brittanicca Warm™ in this wet bar.
We, along with her over 100,000 followers, waited anxiously for the reveal of her Chicago-area kitchen remodel, one that features Cambria Clairidge™ and Ironsbridge™ countertops, along with a standout Brittanicca Warm wet bar.
Elizabeth Scruggs
Designer Elizabeth Scruggs of Superior Construction and Design is middle Tennessee’s only female-led construction and interior design firm, which explains why Scruggs commands nearly 5,000 followers on Instagram.
A Cambria Brittanicca Gold Warm™ backsplash, white cabinets, Café Appliances, and warm wood tones combine to create a calming kitchen oasis.
In a recent kitchen project, Scruggs highlighted a full-height Brittanicca Gold Warm backsplash by pairing the feature wall with soothing earth tones throughout the rest of the space
Bishop Design
The fresh and contemporary work of Cincinnati-based design firm Bishop Design has been featured on the Instagram pages of celebrated brands ranging from CB2 and West Elm to Lulu and Georgia and Rove Concepts.
Cambria’s Rose Bay™ design lends dimension to this beautiful kitchen by Bishop Design.
We love how the team paired saturated emerald green cabinetry with Cambria’s high-contrast Rose Bay design on the countertops and backsplash in this standout space.
Jaclyn Peters
Canadian interior designer Jaclyn Peters of Jaclyn Peters Design boasts nearly 30,000 followers on Instagram, all of whom rely on her expert eye for creating casual, collected, luxury homes for modern living.
Feel free to go green with neutral Cambria countertops, like Newport™, that complement any shade of the popular hue.
We are green with envy over a Peters-designed kitchen, featuring subtle Newport countertops that complement the bold and inviting cabinet hues.
Take a tour of another light, bright, and airy home—featuring an abundance of Cambria moments—by Peters.
Jewel Marlowe
Washington DC–based designer and home décor blogger Jewel Marlowe of Jeweled Interiors is known to her over 55,000 followers for her soulful and glamorous approach to interiors.
For the October 2020 One Room Challenge, Marlowe created a standout dining room with a custom-fabricated Brittanicca Gold Warm waterfall tabletop in a matte finish supported by—and creatively contrasting with—a beautifully rustic tree base crafted from bug-resistant and lightweight cedar wood. See more of this project.
The raw and natural tree stump provides a unique and stunning juxtaposition to the sleek and modern waterfall edge detail.
And for her personal home, Marlowe expertly mixed a bold Bentley waterfall island with myriad other standout 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.
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