Decorating & Design
Top 9: Most Popular House & Home Pinterest Images In March
Updated on May 18, 2022
March is the month when the weather finally transitions from winter to spring, so it’s no surprise our top pins were all bright spaces with earthy tones and plenty of natural light. Kitchens were the favorite room on our Pinterest boards, which tells us you have renovations on the mind. Click through to see our most pinned images in March and find out if your favorite made the list!
Coming in tenth is the new classic in kitchen design, which pairs Shaker-style cabinets with subway tile.
Black in the bedroom? We say yes! It creates drama in this hotel-like master bedroom, while mini wood dressers and art adds contrast.
See more of this condo on H&H TV.
Bathrooms are a great place to play with soapstone, as exemplified in this airy space where the countertop’s moody color and texture steals the show.
See more bathrooms with soapstone counters here.
First impressions are very important, and our followers agree. Hence why these extra-tall arched doors of Remodelista co-founder Francesca Connolly’s 1870 home came in seventh.
See more of her Brooklyn brownstone here.
It’s an art to make something practical look cool, and this kitchen succeeds. The functional open shelving units are dressed up through a stylized mix of dishes, books and artwork.
Our followers just couldn’t get enough of designer Allison Wilson’s industrial yet homey kitchen. Her fresh take on traditional style helped this kitchen come in as the fifth most pinned image of the month.
Tour this house on H&H TV.
Who wouldn’t be intrigued by a 240-square-foot home? This functional space doubles as a dining area and a living room.
See more of this tiny country home here.
This kitchen fills an awkward corner where cabinets wouldn’t fit with a shelf of colorful cookbooks, providing pinners with a smart storage solution.
See more kitchen cabinet ideas here.
Coming in as the top pin of the month is a hardworking basement by designer Erin Feasby of Feasby & Bleeks Design, which maximizes style and square-footage. There’s even a little servery-style kitchen under the staircase.
See more of this makeover on H&H TV.