#archiecturaldigest

So, like most people I have went on pinterest and youtube and went crazy looking at decoration inspiration and floor layout plans.

I thought I would share with you all what I've been finding to be the most helpful in the process. I hope this helps you out!

*Note: I also want to mention that another thing I would do is make note of ideas that you like that others did in the property when going to open houses and/or property touring with a realtor.

Mr. Kate

My first one I'm going to mention is a couple that I invested in the most. The channel is called Mr. Kate.... She (Kate) and her husband, Joey, not only put together stunning rooms; they post about how they renovate their own home, DIYs and beauty videos too! I'm so glad my friend introduced me to this channel! Not forget, she also has a book cleverly called "Hot Glue Gun Mess".

 BecauseWhyNot

https://www.youtube.com/user/TheMrkate/featured She has a blog too!https://mrkate.com/watch/Take her quiz to find out your aesthetichttps://mrkate.com/whats-my-aesthetic/

Robeson design

Rebecca Robeson shows her process of her many amazing projects with many different budget. She overlooks everything and if your looking for luxury looks on a budget and more... I definitely suggest this channel! She is also known for not just decorating...I've noticed she'll change a floor plan for the sake beautiful design results!

https://www.youtube.com/user/robesondesign

Live Your Style

Sharrah Stevens has videos that carters to different vibes such as mid-century and farmhouse and shows us what items to purchase to fit the overall theme we have.

https://www.youtube.com/user/robesondesignstudios

She has a blog too!https://www.liveyourstyle.com/

The Sorry Girls

These ladies have a series called Style selected which they both  and they tackle DIYs one of them was DIY of a West Elm product.

They also have a blog!https://www.thesorrygirls.com/

Nifty (Buzzfeed)

This channel is full of DIYs and a series called "Space Lift"  which rooms are styled by Ashley McGetrick based on their instagram feed.

https://www.youtube.com/channel/UChDhriK1Ar625KyY7JdnT7A/featured

Lone Fox

Drew Scott  brilliantly brings a room together and also works on DIYs and hacks. Most recently, he posted about a Ikea hacks and more.

https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCtwzsvzRCfPddq2gPlgKW1w/featured

Do It On A Dime

Kathryn's videos show her shopping decor deals at stores like Dollar Tree and HomeGoods  for home decor and more! I definitely suggest if you want to save a few bucks!

https://www.youtube.com/user/DoItOnaDime/featured

She has a blog too! http://www.doitonadimeblog.com/

House & Home

I suggest this channel if you want inspiration for cool small spaces decorations and DIYs.

https://www.youtube.com/user/houseandhomevideo

Architectural Digest

I added this one in because it's kind of cool to see how celebrity's  homes are decorated and some videos mention who decorated it.

https://www.youtube.com/user/ArchitecturalDigest

Honorable Mentions:

Chip and Joanna Gaines

This many be the most recognized name from my list if you prefer to watch cable on the HGTV channel and tune in to Fixer Upper. They have a stunning collection with Target for home decor and more called " Hearth Hand" also know as "Magnolia Home". Also, they both wrote books. I still haven't gotten a chance to read them but I currently have them in my wish list.

Chip Gaines book is called, "Capital Gaines: Smart Things I learned Doing Stupid StuffChip Gaines & Joanna Gaines relationship and story book is called, "The Magnolia Story"Joanna Gaines books are called, "The Magnolia Table" and "Homebody" https://magnolia.com/https://www.hgtv.com/shows/fixer-upper

Nate Berkus

I had to mention him because I've watched his projects on youtube from the Oprah show clippings and his own show.

He also wrote a book called, "Home Rules: Transform the Place You Live into a Place You'll Love"

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