Who do you follow on Instagram and why?
What are you looking for there when you scroll through the endless feed and flip through another story and another?
With us, the answer is quite clear: we are looking for inspiration, ideas, reality (and trash, but that's just for the soul).
Here are 5 Israeli Instagram accounts that are worth adding a follower to because they are full of inspiration, useful tips and home-worthy realities:
Adi Segal violet |
The most valuable reality in the marketplace
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Adi Segal is an interior designer with a distinct aesthetic that leans towards Scandinavians and their stain.
She also indulges in DIY from time to time with rhythmic and usually relatively simple to make video reels.
But her real specialty is hunting for bargains especially in the Marketplace - Facebook's hand2 sales arena.
Almost every day, Segalit uploads to her stories a "Voice of the Marketplace" flash with the crème de la crème of reality, which mainly include special furniture and lighting items, vintage or sought-after Scandinavian brands.
Did you see something you liked?
Hurry up and "throw a beat on the seller", as Saglit says, otherwise someone else will steal it from under your nose.
The designers
Inspiration and design outside the box
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Lucy Vikanin and Little Rosenstein are the "designers" they are friends, they are partners in a design office and many times they even dress the same (unintentionally).
Their projects are always surprising and challenging and they like to think outside the box and design unexpected spaces - for example: a 35 square meter apartment in Shinkin for a family of 5. Or an apartment decorated entirely in white.
Naama Atdagi
IKEA upgrades and lots of color
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Naama Atdagi is an Israeli interior designer who used to work at IKEA, and because of that she is a treasure trove of useful knowledge and information in everything related to the company's products.
In her account, you can find quite a few posts and videos with tips for the IKEA sale, upgrading IKEA furniture and making it unique, as well as a recommendation on what should and should not be purchased there.
Her style is eclectic and full of happy colors.
Apart from that, there is also content that is not related to IKEA, such as how to choose wall art and match it to the design and more.
The company that knows (Nirit Schnidman) |
Lifestyle in the broadest sense
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Nirit Schneidman (@the_girl_who_knowz)
Nirit Schnidman is "the company that knows" creating content in all areas of lifestyle and culture.
With a background in fashion design, an attraction to interior design and an insatiable curiosity for everything new, trendy and interesting, she produces a non-stop stream of content in the areas of interior design, home styling, lifestyle and fashion.
She refers to events, innovations and trends from interesting angles and her content ranges over a very wide scale, from body image to the changing design of the display of decorative items on the shelf in her kitchen (our favorite videos, personally).
Marble house |
Tips for tidying up, organizing and cleaning the house
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Anne Segal offers in her feed a variety of tips for cleaning, laundry and home organization.
With recommendations on cleaning materials and also with natural materials.
Everything is packed in light and quick videos with explanations, links and fun music that will make you think that maybe you are the type of person who should have 3 types of cleaning sponges at home after all.
Anyway, watching it totally increases the motivation to clean the house.
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