4 Instagrammers who'll inspire you to live life beautifully
Following these Instagram feeds will make you want to take a deep breath and step into the slow lane. They're packed with gorgeous decor inspiration too
@whitneyleighmorrid
Who: Whitney Leigh Morris, creative director, US
What: Snapshots of life in a tiny home, and advice on how to downsize, in style.
Why: "We have dubbed our home The Tiny Canal Cottage, a 1920s Craftsman-style home by the Venice Beach Canals in Southern California. I live here with my husband, our son, and two rescue beagles. At the Cottage, we believe that you don't need to "live large" to live beautifully. We use our Instagram feed to highlight our favourite moments from our little home, as well as tips for maximising small spaces."
Read more: tinycanalcottage.com, whitneyleighmorris.com@hannahargyle
Who: Hannah Argyle, photographer, UK
What: The everyday life of a professional photographer, captured to perfection.
Why: "My feed is bright and positive, and I like to focus on the small moments in my world that make me happy - my home, my kids, still lifes, nature and places we travel to."
Read more: hannahargylephotography.com@Odilepp
Who: Odile Provencher-Proulx, fashion designer, Canada
What: Odile's monochromatic and peaceful feed cherishes the simple things in life.
Why: "I find pleasure in sharing my idea of beauty and moments of inspiration with others through my Instagram feed. It's a fun and easy way to express myself and to connect with other inspiring people all over the world. I love to promote a slow-living, minimal and eco-friendly lifestyle. These principles are essential to me and bring a state of wellbeing and peace into my life."@finelittleday
Who: Elisabeth Dunker, designer and artist, Sweden
What: Beautifully captured moments of her stylish home and adorable cat.
Why: "I mainly post images for my own pleasure. I like the idea of capturing everyday highlights, beauty or glimpses of life, as this helps to notice and remember moments, whether they are big or small. The great thing about sharing is that you can inspire others, as well as yourself."
Read more: finelittleday.com..
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