Interior Design Blogs UK Top 10
This ranking was last updated 15/04/2026.
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Taking the top spot for another year is Jen Stanbrook’s Love Chic Living. Over the last decade, Jen has evolved her platform into a comprehensive sourcebook for anyone looking to create a beautiful, aspirational home on a realistic budget. Her recent content dives deep into 2026 trend forecasting, from the layering of textures in home styling to the resurgence of nostalgic stripe themes. Whether she is reviewing the latest high-street designer collaborations or sharing her luxury highlights, Jen’s approachable expert advice remains a must-read for interior enthusiasts.
Sticking at the number two spot is the award-winning Geraldine Tan of Little Big Bell. Known for her impeccable eye for colour and pattern, Geraldine’s blog is a vibrant celebration of design and lifestyle. Her philosophy encourages readers to embrace bold wallpaper and curated shelf styling, making her the go-to source for maximalist inspiration. Her ability to blend high-end design trends with accessible home styling tips makes her blog a visual feast for anyone looking to brighten their living space.
Renowned TV judge and ‘Queen of Colour’ Sophie Robinson continues to inspire with her unapologetic love for vibrant interiors. From her latest talks at London Design Week to her deep dives into authentic, unique home styling that ignores passing trends, Sophie remains a powerhouse for those looking to inject personality into their living spaces. Committed to helping her audience banish the beige and discover the emotional power that a well-designed, colourful room can provide, let this blog bring extra colour into your life.
For those who believe a beautiful home is a labour of love, your DIY family is a useful resource. The blog focuses on the intersection of Scandinavian minimalism and practical family living. Recent posts offer creative solutions for maximising small spaces and organising family life without sacrificing style. The capturing colour series and DIY tutorials empower homeowners to tackle renovations themselves, proving that high-end design is achievable for everyone. By focusing on sustainable materials and clever repurposing, the blog offers a refreshing and eco-conscious perspective on modern family home design.
Fresh Design Blog remains a staple for discovering modern furniture, contemporary home accessories, and innovative design ideas. The site has recently leaned into the future of interiors, exploring how 3D design tools can help homeowners pre-experience their spaces before picking up a paintbrush. With a focus on sustainable rendering, biophilic design, and energy-efficient home upgrades, it offers inspiration for living more consciously and stylishly. Its curated product guides are particularly useful for those seeking unique pieces that stand out from what you can find on the high street.
Chrissy Halton’s organise my house is the ultimate guide to creating a home that functions as beautifully as it looks. With over 15 years of experience in professional organising, Chrissy’s recent content focuses on finding your daily rhythm and ‘pockets of joy’ within the home. Her practical tips on letting go of sentimental clutter and making everyday chores more joyful are here to help anyone feeling overwhelmed by their belongings, offering a roadmap to a more organised lifestyle.
Melanie Lissack is a master of at-home hacks, specialising in high-end looks achieved through clever DIY. Her recent Before & After reveals (including a bold red and pink home office makeover and an earthy-toned tiny bathroom transformation) showcase her talent for using paint and hacks to create stylish spaces. Melanie’s blog is a treasure trove for readers looking for specific advice on colour drenching and budget-friendly room refreshes. Her detailed step-by-step guides make daunting renovation projects much more achievable for the average DIY enthusiast.
Based near Bath, Abi Dare’s THESE four WALLS is a sanctuary for fans of ‘soulful minimalism’. Abi’s blog focuses on simple, relaxed living, drawing inspiration from the natural world and timeless design. Recent highlights include a peek into her own cottage renovation, reviews of iconic Scandinavian furniture like the Carl Hansen & Søn swivel chair, and stylish travel guides for the Cotswolds. For those seeking a pared-back, calming aesthetic, check out the photography and features highlighting the beauty in the everyday.
9. Cate St Hill
Cate St Hill is an interiors writer and stylist who champions ‘simple design for everyday living’. With a background in architecture, Cate’s approach is rooted in wellbeing and creating homes that serve as inner sanctuaries. Her recent posts explore the Japandi aesthetic, a blend of Nordic minimalism and Japanese Zen, and offer advice on how to bring calm to interior spaces through tactile, nature-inspired materials. Her blog is a masterclass in slow, intentional living, providing a sophisticated perspective on how surroundings directly impact mental health and quality of life.
Sticking at number 10 this year is Renovation Bay-Bee. What began as a project to document the transformation of a 1960s ‘timewarp’ house has grown into a vibrant family and lifestyle platform. Stephanie is a fierce advocate for doing it yourself, from fitting kitchens to tiling patios. Her recent content highlights the completion of her own family home extension and shares tips on how to inject shots of bold colour into family spaces, making it a relatable and inspiring resource for real-life renovators. Her honest accounts of the ups and downs of home improvement make her a trusted voice for anyone embarking on their own renovation journey.
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Cheers,
Britt
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A super cool minimal interior design blog is http://www.freshinteriors.co/
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