Gay interior decorator

The LGBTQ use interior design as an expression of their identity and character; they often group together to create informal networks or communities, giving them an outlet for their creativity. Many LGBTQ interior designers were also architects, leading to the intertwining of the two professions. Many of us have taken interior design inspiration from HGTV stars, who take on both the most daunting of fixer-uppers in addition to designing their own stunning homes.

This list of HGTV hosts serves as another source of inspiration for audience members who are a part of the LGBTQ community. Thanks to the brave actions of many, we are now able to celebrate representation, visibility, and acceptance for LGBTQIA+ builders, designers, and everyday renovators. Without further ado, here are some of our favorite spaces.

Actors Kit Williamson and John Halbach are consistently bringing LGBTQ+ representation to Hollywood. In celebration of togetherness and freedom to be yourself, we listed some of our favorite members of the LGBTQIA community that are making a massive impact in the field of interior design and homemaking.

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For Pride Month, we wanted to highlight a wide array of creative individuals across the LGBTQ+ spectrum who are making their own mark in the world of furniture, decor, and interior design. We. When you buy through links on our site, we may earn affiliate commissions at no extra cost to you. Can you believe that we're on our halfway to ? Time flies so freaking fast, and before you know it, it's Christmas again I'm always excited about Christmas, but also, I'm a fan of enjoying every minute of the day, so let's stick with June for now.

June is the month of unity, equality, love, self-awareness, and pride. In celebration of togetherness and freedom to be yourself, we listed some of our favorite members of the LGBTQIA community that are making a massive impact in the field of interior design and homemaking. Before we jump into the list, I want to share my thoughts on equality in the design industry, especially in interior design.

For more than a decade of being part of this fantastic creative journey, I met many talented designers who are uniquely different in many ways. Most of them are women and queer that lead, direct and create what is now called the modern interior design. We're now in the era of ultra-modern society, and everything has changed in a very positive way from when the time when people started to come together to fight for acceptance of who they are.

Similar to the interior design industry, from a men-dominated sector to the modern interior design style of Elsie de Wolfe, and now, the creative approach of homeowners trying to make their space a better and more beautiful place to live. There will be millions of conversations about interior design and the queer community. Still, one thing is for sure, the styles and designs of homes and spaces that we enjoy now are results of decades of fighting for equality and being yourself thru design.

Without further ado, here is the list of our favorite interior designers and homemakers you should follow for inspiration in making your home meaningful and beautiful. Image via Dabito's IG. I found Dabito's works while browsing for design inspirations on Instagram. His flamboyant approach to interior design made his IG posts stand out. He is the designer, artist, photographer, blogger, and founder of the colorful almost glowing website Old Brand New.

If I'm not mistaken, he has been blogging since , and his previous blogs were his adventure and reviews on thrift shops he visited. Every time I'm interested in someone's blog, I usually start reading their very first blog and see the progression of how they became who they are now. I have lots of catching up on his blog, but I enjoy reading them.

His collections of vintage cameras in thrift stores and good find furniture that he made look new for his apartment are genuinely brilliant. Image via Old Brand New. Hi latest blog about a room makeover for his aunt in collaboration with Castlery is the perfect treat for people digging "color blocking and whimsical design elements yet still clean and relaxing to the eyes" kind of interior design. He is on the ball; the different shades of yellows combined with other bold colors and leaving the walls white created unity and balance, making the room so dreamy.

The TV stand with the gallery wall with prints from his print shop yup, he sells his prints is a great feature and idea for home DIYs. Image Terry Moore's IG. I recently followed her on Instagram because of her home DIYs and room makeovers.

She speaks to the general homemakers wanting a step-by-step guide especially on a budget to renovate their house. I still have lots to explore in her blogs, and I'm super excited to read the process and see the before and after photos of her room makeovers. I'll spare some time to binge-read that's a thing now to read her blogs and discover her past projects. Image via T Moore Home. I must admit; that the blue Alfresco Palm Leaf Wallpaper is quite the show's star.