This week’s line up of Hot On Pinterest explores pinners who approach the world of design with different eyes. From trying new ways to play with color to finding a look that speaks to you, we’re proud to present this assorted bunch!
Rachel Follett (Lovely Clusters): This blogger hails from breezy Maui and the blog’s appeal certainly reflects that! With over 50 boards to manage, this pinner somehow finds a way to maintain the soft and easy aesthetic that flows through all of her pins. We’re especially fond of the eclectic mix of do-it-yourself crafts found in her “Handmade Lovelies” board.
Benjamin Moore: Needless to say, color plays a crucial role in design. And to emphasize just how serious we are about it,we want to direct you to the master of hues, Benjamin Moore. As we browsed through this paint company's vibrant boards, we were happy to discover one labeled “The New Vintage”, an anthology of photos that present both traditional and daring wall colors set against classic vintage designs.
Astrid: It was hard to choose a standout from this pinner’s boards since all of them offered so much inspiration. But for readers who love to reimagine their spaces, the board named “For the Room” particularly showcases Astrid’s sharp eye for finding spatial setups that work for different (if not unusual) rooms.
Luiza: There’s a dynamic personality to Luiza’s diverse selection of pins, especially in the “Craft & DIY” board. Luiza curates an inspiring blend of edgy, lofty and spunky ideas to try.
Sarah Ehlinger: This week we’d like to feature one of our readers whose pins present a fun collection of easy DIY crafts and activities. The pins selected for the board labeled “Crafts” is filled with activities that require everyday materials that you most likely have at home.
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