the BEST interior design channels on YOUTUBE 

PAIGE. How dare you ❤️🙏people are always commenting telling me that I would love your content and I always say bish I’ve been subscribed to Paige since I found her on tik tok a year ago. Thanks for the kind words, and even more so for always keeping things sharp, daring and deadpan. The world needs you

Yes you absolutely should keep watching How to Renovate a Chateau! Their banter and humor is just the cherry on top of their content. They keep it very realistic in terms of timelines and how much work the projects are for regular people that can hire jobs out but also do a lot themselves.

I was going to recommend Caroline Winkler and then you featured her!!!! So cool. You both are incredibly talented.

- I'm obsessed with XO, MaCenna right now because she's renovating an entire house mostly BY HERSELF and has been scouring Texas flea markets for months for all her interior design (she's obsessed with thrifting/antiques). And she's salvaging as many materials as she can while ALSO films/edits all her own videos and is just mega chill. - And I absolutely ADORE How to Renovate a Chateau. Their story telling, film making, DIY style, and the ancient feel of that gorgeous french chateau is just too too good.

You’ve got to watch more ‘How to Renovate a Chateau’! The couple is great and they respect the history of the building and its grounds.

XO, McKenna is renovating/Diying her home (mix of Caroline W. and Chateau) and it’s outstanding.

The How To Renovate a Chateau people are so important to me. When I started watching I was like “ugh too much vlogging not enough design content” but quickly I fell in love with their personalities. Their kitchen renovation is coming up and that should be beautiful to follow.

I’m surprised you didn’t mention Homeworthy. It’s a great mix of spaces from small eclectic apartments to some more expensive brownstones. Highly recommend I look forward to every video.

I love your ethos, it's why I love your content: "Honestly, I don’t care what celebrities are doing with their homes… I don’t want to see all the rich people. I want to see what people with normal amounts of money are doing with their homes." Thank you, thank you!

Never Too Small has been one of my favourites for a long time. I am obsessed with layouts and things for tiny spaces. I mean, I spend far too much time creating designs on Sketchup trying to figure out The Best Layout haha

I love Apartment Therapy; especially the tiny apartment features. Those are real-life renters figuring out how to make the most of smaller spaces. It's very creative.

I am so happy that you mentioned Caroline Winkler. I love her channel. She has incredible design style AND an incredible personality, so her vlogs are really enjoyable as well. “Hanging out with someone who has really good style” is the definition of her channel.

I love Caroline Winkler! You guys were already friends with each other in my head.

This felt like a really strange tour of my RU-vid history - down to the chateau renovation and Luke Edward Hall. Not sure if I feel seen or creeped out. You should check out ‘une fille un style’ and other vogue home tours - also very edited but good. Thanks for being that interior design channel we all longed for! Sorry you can’t watch yourself ;)

I really enjoy watching Ariel Bissett, she's young and decorating her old house in Nova Scotia. She has a very quirky style. Also love XO, Macenna and all her amazing estate sale finds. So glad you featured Caroline Winkler, she's got great style and personality.

I love how to renovate a chateau! You will love there personality and Anna decorates the chateau beautifully. She makes her own wall paper, it’s amazing! Phillip is really funny. I consider your channel and there’s my best You tube discovery in the last year.

Yes, Kirsten Dirksen often features tiny homes, sustainable and/or off-grid design... so many interesting builds and people!

How to Renovate a Chateau is really good, I love when she makes her own wallpaper! Also, I watch almost all of these channels you mentioned, clearly we have very similar taste lol :D The only thing I don't like about Caroline's channel is some of her make overs of her friends places are so basic pinterest, but her DC apartment is much more my style. I know Christine McConnell isn't your style but the videos she produces on Patreon are so worth the $3, she is doing the most incredible work on her Victorian.

I LOVE HOW TO RENOVATE A CHATEAU!!!!

XO Macenna-vintage style and she's renovating a home and Rajeev Surendra I think you would enjoy!

The Modern House, The Local Project, and Design Seed are all great architecture focused house tour type channels similar to AD/Never Too Small. Also Kirsten Dirksen and Exploring Alternatives occasionally feature some really unique and eccentric homes.

Quintessence and Home & Garden are def my go to, with the random gem video here and there. I also watch whatever great garden videos I can find

"Nowness : my place" is also very good. The houses are smaller than In Residence and it's more personal. It's more "everyday ppl". And I think the series is in partnership with Apartamento, which is great !

Hey Paige! As a different recommendation, I love watching “Daire” for inspiration. It is a Turkish channel that shows regular peoples homes from everywhere, from big cities to villages. Most guest design their homes, get things custom made and thrift pieces.

Garrett Lechic has excellent commentary on interior design and is a formally trained interior designer. Also very entertaining and features his 3 adorable dogs.

I love this list roundup! House and Garden is one of my absolute favorite interior design channel! I’ve also been really loving Margo Roth’s content! She thrifts in almost every video she puts out (clothing and home decor)! Her style is very different from what I’ve seen on RU-vid, very English country cottage inspired!

I have been so happy ever since I found your channel, Paige. I never really understood what my style was called (I know when I like something and when I don't). But I agree with almost everything in your videos and it is so nice to see someone on YT with a similar sensibility. I like when you recommend other channels because it gives me opportunity to broaden my inspiration! Also your Chicago house tour was so amazing, it ended up on my inspo playlist. Sorry you had to move out of that space but I am so excited to see what you will do in the future!

Ariel Bissett is renovating her old house in Nova Scotia. Even though she has a very particular style, it's so much fun to watch.

I was so thrilled to see How to Renovate a Chateau on your list. I'm already subscribed to most the channels you recommend here, but How to Renovate a Chateau is my absolute fave. Gorgeous chateau, great storytelling and editing, and topped off with Phillip's dry humour.

I love watching Hunting for George, another Australian youtube channel similar to Local Project in terms of style but their home tours feel a bit more personal

I'M SO HAPPY YOU MENTIONED NTS! I have their book. I think your style in those spaces would be incredible. Do you like Laura Melhuish-Sprague? I would love to hear more about small creators in other parts of the world whose style you like!

I love How to renovate a chateau, Anna has great taste, and similar to her is Laura Melhuish-Sprauge they both have a background in the textile fashion industry. Edit: Caroline W has been in my suggested for a while, since you mentioned her I'm definitely going to watch!

Love your channel! I needed this list!!

I’m subscribed to both you and Caroline! Y’all are the best chill interior design channels

omg i randomly missed you and then checked to see if you released new videos and THERE YOU WERE!!!

Thank you for the recommendations!

I absolutely LOVE Quintessence! I discovered this channel about 4 years ago. I know it sounds a bit pedestrian, but I think you might really like HGTV Handmade. It's not like the TV channel, it's really geared towards very unique individualistic decorating styles. Sometimes very quirky, sometimes very chic but always very interesting interiors

You’re one of my FAV channels and really helping me further develop my taste and skills :)

So glad you posted these. I recently came across Homeworthy, which is often pretty good. Hillary Wallace's home in particular (HOUSE TOUR: A New York City Townhouse Decorated for Christmas) was pretty great. Thanks for your content - I've been watching more and more lately!

Nowness has absolute amazing house tours!! The homes and people are super unique.

Yo Paige, small recommendation for a glimbse into special but actual real living situations and interiors check Kirsten Dirksen channel. Probably not that lowkey + you have to look and scroll a little bit to find the actual gems on her channel, but she filmed a lot of pretty interesting & cool unique houses all around the world. Definitely worth checking out, if you never had a video from her in your recommendations yet. ✌🏼

Omg omg ! So glad you mentioned Caroline! Loveeee her channel. Love her chatty decor vlogs!

I LOVE How to Renovate a Chateau! There's simply nothing else like it out there, I mean where else can you follow along to someone completely renovating a huge, historical building every week? They are doing things properly, making sure to restore what they can, keeping the style intact and also research the history of the place. I mean they frickin planted trees that won't really grow for YEARS, because "they will look so good in 200 years". Also their personalities makes the more "vlogging-esque" videos highly enjoyable even without a lot of interior stuff.

I honestly love your channel!!!!

Omg yay so glad you mentioned Never Too Small!❤️

Nowness' My Place series is INCREDIBLE because it has such cool, unique people. Interesting people have interesting houses, even if the style isn't for me, I could still listen to them talk about their homes for hours. I don't think they make them anymore but there are good few dozen to cling to.

She doesn't do only interior design videos, but I would recommend Elena Taber! Her NYC Apartment Tour series shows more regular people with cool apartments and isn't highly produced and it's more personable!

I love many of these channels and thanks for some new ones to check out. Also, I echo the recommendations of How to Renovate a Chateau. It's interesting, funny and totally worth your time. Like other folks, I'm excited about the kitchen renovation. Also, Garrett LeChic is a fun channel. His style isn't the same as yours but I love his delivery, how he throws a bit of shade, has his tongue firmly in cheek at times -- and his little old 17 year old blind dog who makes cameos.

Hahahaha! I just realized I wasn't subscribed to YOUR channel, although I've absolutely seen all your content! Thanks for sharing all these recommendations, Paige

You should watch Wabi,Sab-E!

Highly recommend the channels "The 2nd Empire Strikes Back" and "Farmhouse Vernacular"! They are both personable vlog style home renovation channels focused on historically accurate remodels of Victorian/Edwardian houses. I dont think Paige's style aligns with theirs too much, but it's definitely nice to see people who are doing their own thing without regards to modern trends

Happy Wednesday Paige. Thanks for the recommendations. Christine McConnell has a unique vintage style. I also enjoy Jorge Gomez/Casa Refined for a modern mixed with vintage and DIY channel.

love the local project and never too small! but just like you said, wouldlove to see more relatable content out there

Thanks for the tips. Love yours! ❤️

Another good one is House and Home. I think they're all Canadian. The projects are usually high end but the production /editing is lowkey.

i love nowness: in residence!!! it's not for more relatable home renovations or design, but it's interesting to see how different artists' homes reflect their individual tastes and their process as artists.

Love all these recs - another one that doesn’t have a vloggy format but is still great to watch is Pineapple Decor. Feels much more like peoples actual homes and great for inspo

Hi Paige I very rarely comment in any social media setting though I certainly do observe. There are very few places I've found containing good content when it comes to Interior design etc. I watched this video earlier today hoping I'd find something I'd missed here in RU-vid through your recommendations but unfortunately those you recommended I already knew. ( Just goes to show how much time I spend looking here) At the end of your video you asked for suggestions so I thought I'd throw in my 10 cents 😎. There are two you might appreciate, the first is Hunting for George and Eventhough a number of the houses are on the big budget and large scale ( not all are) there's almost always something beautiful in the way they're designed etc. The presenter has an inviting way I find of taking us on the tour as well as the way it's filmed and the camera man ( her other half) frame the shots and choice of music. The other is Homeworthy which has sometimes quirky apartments or houses but almost always interesting, original and in many cases very well done and thought about. If you do see this comment and get the chance to check them out please let me know what you thought Thanks for your videos, post and ideas. Your content is also one of those i enjoy from time to time. Best to you and yours. K✌🏾

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You basically just listed all the channels that I watch. I quickly went to my own subscriptions and I have 4 more for you. Architecture Hunter (v similar to The Local Project) is one, I have enjoyed some of the Schumacher1889 stuff and occasionally there's something entertaining on Homeworthy (not all, some) and then Hunting for George sometimes excites me (although they reaaaally need to cut back on the production - it gets a bit grating sometimes). I feel you on the lack of not-overproduced, cool stuff. It's so frustrating.

I love "How to Renovate a Chateau" and "Never Too Small"

Thrilled to see Caroline Winkler here, she's great! I highly recommend Listed and Homeworthy.

I love watching never too small. Not so much for the styles but more for small space solution ideas

Nowness is by far my favorite channel. It’s amazing for home inspo.

Love this video, thanks for making it! We're just getting started out on youtube, and you gave us a great list of accounts to follow!

I absolutely love Nowness and would also recommend their 'My Place' series which features the homes of creatives. Also, The Socialite Family has very cool French home tours. They are pretty short, only a few minutes each.

You reallllllly should look into Luke Edward Hall. He is an interior designer and artist and his stuff is so up your street (he designed a beautiful hotel in Paris-- Hotel les Deux Gares).

Completely unbiased opinion: you should keep wathcing HTRAC! (And thanks so much for mentioning us, we appreciate your content! :)

I really like Laura Caldwell, she just bought a mid century house and is currently renovating her home, she just finished her kitchen. She thrifts all of her mid century furniture and decor

I love all these and I also really like Apartment Therapy and Listed!

You and me, too! I watch way too much RU-vid. I really enjoy watching your channel. You are very informative and creative. Your advice works for anyone no matter their budget.

Awesome. Thanks! I didn't know about a bunch of these. Will definitely check it out!

First time watching your channel... it was recommended and was curious who you watch. I've only heard of a couple of them (AD, Dwell, Never Too Small) all of which I love but allow to share my list that I think you might like: Lisa Holt Design, Posh Pennies, House of Valentina, Nick Lewis, Arvin Olano, and House & Home

I love the channel NEVER TOO SMALL

something that might feel a little dated now, but something i absolutely loved, was StyleLikeU's Closet series where they interview people in their closets as they talk about their bedroom style and fashion style and art style. you have to look wayyyy back in their archive for them, but its worth checking out!

Paige, thank you. I love how subscribing to these channels will better help curate our RU-vid content stream & watch suggestions. You’ve just made a big part of the world look to live more beautifully in all sense of the word.

Thank you so much these are all great recommendations

Yes! I’ve been waiting for this video!

Definitely watch renovate a château!!! Absolutely love them! 😍

This isn't strictly a design channel, but Christine Nguyen has a home tours Playlist and I always like the homes she features. Pretty sure it's just her friends homes she tours but I really loved the one of Joonmi and Chunbo from Seattle

You should definitely continue to watch How to Renovate a Chateau, they are talented, fun, and hilarious.

Not exactly an interior design channel, but my all time fave is Kirsten Dirksen. Since you like the 'not overproduced' but eclectic, unique, lived-in style homes, i think you might like this. What i like about this channel is also the fact that these homes were 'designed' mostly by the owners themselves, mostly out of practicality and necessity, injecting their own personal style into them. This channel is so underrated, and i hope you like it, Paige!

My suggestions (outside of the great ones other people are offering) are Harper's Bazaar and Vogue France! They're certainly more produced and of the monied class, but really inspiring to me.

I've been watching how to renovate your chateau since they put out their first video. I fell into a rabbit hole of chateau content during lockdown, there's lots of great youtube channels, but phillip and Anna have the best style. I really like their bathroom reveal

Caroline and How to Renovate a Château are the best channels for videos from the same creator(s)! I wish so many of the people featured in the other videos had channels.

Hunting for George is an Australian channel that engages the architecture and design of new/renovated properties. The show creators also have some vlogs of how they have renovated their own properties as well.

Yes!! I think all of the channels you mentioned except one are already my go too videos for inspiration! I also recommend Emily Vallely and Mary Elizabeth. They're videos are a little older, but they're fun!! Thanks for your input ☺️

Thank you so much Paige for your amazing recommendations 🙏🌷 Do you have any recommendations for lighting design ?

THE best AD is AD Spain! You would love a lot of their videos because usually very historical apartments/houses that are renovated but really really nicely!

As someone who has watched most of the channels you talked about and was surprised that didn't know the rest, I feel like we have a very similar sense of style and we both feel like we are missing something from the RU-vid interior decor community. I will tell you what I feel like I am missing from interior decor channels on RU-vid. Personally, I am not a designer and nor do I intend to be one, so I am looking for a channel that has unique style but also gives genuine ADVICE on interior decor. I feel like most channels do the same thing.They say WHERE they bought x piece of furniture or WHAT the name of the y color is on the wall, they DESCRIBE the process of buying those things but NEVER do they say WHY they made that decision. I want to know what colors and patterns go together. What pieces of furniture match for what space, how do I decide what color to paint a darker room and what a lighter room. I DON'T want to watch someone go buy a basket from target, or watch someone paint their room, I want them to tell me WHY they chose these specific furniture to go with the color/space and what mistakes to avoid. phew that was a lot. H&G has a wonderful collection of guidelines online for each individual room, so that is something I definitely read a lot. Some channels that help me with the same thing is yours and Nick Lewis. Even though your styles probably are very different, I highly recommend him, his advice is truly useful and within budget!

Paige is the kind to bring others up with her

Yes, “How to Renovate a Château” is absolutely delightful to watch. Definitely watch the heck out of it. They are so funny.

I really love Living Big in a Tiny House. Such a cool channel, full of great stories!

How to renovate a chateau is wonderful!! I loved their style and it's really inspiring. Pretty sure they made my style have a 360° turn lol. They really know how to add colour and have unique items! And, mind you, they really explain and respect the history of the place!

apartment therapy is a lovely channel, small spaces + cool interiors

I was going to suggest How to Renovate a Chateau but wasn’t sure if it was design-y enough. But it’s great fun. They both have an enjoyable sense of humour and are big into DIY that actually looks good.

I found Paige through Caroline, and love both channels. Really good stuff. Keeps me inspired and motivated!

Quintessence and The Local Project are really good. Especially Quintessence. I love that channel. I’m more of a mid century girl but I get major info from the homes on the channel.

So many good suggestions here, obsessed with House & Garden and Quintessence. Be sure to also check out Homeworthy. Also Caroline is fantastic. Great list

Paige!! Would you consider doing a video about paint colors? Do’s and don’ts, how to incorporate color, and maybe even some specific colors you like? I feel like choosing paint colors can be a difficult decision and feels intimidating. I trust only your guidance!!!