Interior Design YouTube Channels Recommendation
Most nights end with me and a bowl of cereal watching interior design videos. These creators inspire me without pushing marble everything.
Below are the eight channels I binge whenever my brain needs a jolt of do-able design energy. Clever solutions, solid storytelling, and occasional plant casualty.
Bookmark this list of interior design youtube channels when you need practical inspiration that actually fits your square footage.
@nevertoosmall
Found them during a long airport layover in Taipei. Tiny spaces, oversized ideas. The Melbourne-based team snkeaks inside bite-size studios and unpacks every hinge, pocket door, and Morphy-bed trick. Every tour shows how small spaces work harder. Is everything they feature rentable? Not always. But the space math? Timeless.
@benjiplant
Plant lover first, accidental design voice second. Benji isn’t an interior designer. He is a foliage fanatic who accidentally built a design channel around his jungle apartment. Tragic twist, his dreamy home burned down in the 2025 LA fire. No design jargon, just thoughtful layouts and lots of green.
@TalesOfMaria
Maria treats design like forensics. She dessects color, scale, and rhythm until you can see why a room feels wirght or wrong using clear visuals. Solid, plractical videos.
@outside.influenced
Small library so far, but strong. Think product reviews with unexpected design nuggets.
@imericwang
Eric Wang weaves design advice into storytime vlogs. His taste skews Japandi. Warm woods, disciplined lines, zero clutter. Bit Instagram-faomus vibe, yet still worth to follow.
@HausByG
G’s channel: cozy diary meets slow ciname. G documents renovating a 1920 craftsman. The pace stays calm and reflective – perfect for slowing down and letting ideas sink in.
@Nick_Lewis
Yes, Nick Lewis. Friendly sarcasm, clear advice. His humor and the side-eye he gives fast fashion furniture still resonate.
@TheLocalProject
Picture Architectural Digest but drenched in Australian sunlight and minus the celeb baggage. These homes lean large…, yet the craftsmanship details feel transferable and their cinematography is spot on.