10 Pinterest Accounts to Follow for Interior Design Inspiration

Why Pinterest Belongs in Every Renovator’s Toolkit

Interior design inspiration often begins long before demolition day. Most renovators start by saving images that sum up the look and feel they want for their home, whether that’s a bathroom layout that flows well, a tile combination that feels balanced or a colour palette that ties the whole space together.

Pinterest makes that early stage easy and enjoyable. Instead of rushing into decisions, you can build a design vision board that lets you compare layouts, materials and finishes side by side. As your board grows, you’ll start to notice patterns in what you’re drawn to, which makes it easier to define your style and clearly communicate your vision to trades or designers.

The most useful Pinterest accounts go beyond beautiful imagery. They share achievable ideas grounded in real homes and realistic budgets. When you see tiles used in spaces with similar proportions and lighting to your own, planning becomes clearer and more confident.

1. Three Birds Renovations

Three Birds Renovations are known for transforming family homes across Australia into personality filled spaces that feel fresh, liveable and full of character. They share their renovation journeys openly, explaining layout decisions, material selections and styling choices along the way. If you're thinking about using a few feature tiles throughout your renovation, their bathrooms are full of ideas worth saving and revisiting once your plans start coming together.

2. Arent and Pyke

Arent and Pyke bring a distinctly Australian approach to interiors, balancing colour, art and texture in a way that feels thoughtful and grounded. Their boards are especially helpful if you’re refining your colour palette or narrowing down finishes across multiple rooms. You’ll find plenty of layered spaces worth pinning as you shape your overall direction.

3. Mim Design

Mim Design create interiors shaped by strong architecture, natural light and considered layouts. Their work feels refined without feeling out of reach, showing how tiles can quietly elevate a space without overpowering it. Their boards are ideal for slow scrolling and saving ideas that feel timeless and well resolved.

4. YSG Studio

YSG Studio are perfect if you’re drawn to bold colour and statement making design. Their projects push creative boundaries while still making sure the home has strong design logic behind every decision. If you’re considering feature tiles or more playful combinations, their boards will give you the confidence to explore it properly.

5. The Design Files

The Design Files curate real Australian homes and renovations, which makes their boards incredibly practical during planning. By showcasing authentic spaces with realistic proportions, they help you see how layouts, finishes and materials work in everyday homes. It’s an account you’ll return to when you want inspiration that feels achievable.

6. Amber Lewis

Amber Lewis blends relaxed textures with clean architectural lines, creating interiors that feel layered but not busy. Her boards are especially helpful when you’re exploring material combinations, showing how tiles, timber and stone can work together to create warmth and depth. If you’re refining your material palette, her projects are well worth saving.

7. Studio McGee

Studio McGee focus on soft neutrals, layered finishes and cohesive styling. While based overseas, their approach translates beautifully into Australian homes, especially if you’re planning a bathroom or kitchen with a softer, more neutral palette. Their boards are a strong reference point if you’re working with restrained colour and want the space to feel warm rather than flat.

8. Handelsmann and Khaw

Handelsmann and Khaw focus on contemporary Australian homes with strong architectural foundations. Their boards highlight thoughtful layout decisions and restrained material choices, offering clarity if you want your renovation to feel cohesive and well resolved. If you’re still working through your layout, their projects provide a useful perspective.

9. We Are Triibe

We Are Triibe capture modern coastal living through light filled, textural interiors. Their boards are particularly helpful if you’re shaping a coastal direction and want guidance around layered whites, natural finishes and simple, cohesive bathroom schemes. It’s an easy account to scroll when you’re pulling your ideas together.

10. TileCloud

And, our very own - TileCloud’s Pinterest showcases design vision board ideas drawn directly from real customer projects across Australia. We share completed bathrooms, kitchens and laundries so you can see how different styles come together in real homes. From Modern Coastal to Mediterranean, our boards help you move from inspiration to confident tile decisions.

If you like pulling inspiration from different places, we’ve also shared our favourite interior design Instagram accounts, Australian builders worth following and home decor blogs that are genuinely helpful during a renovation.

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