Decoding Netflix's Home Decor Shows And Brands To Cop Similar Styles

If you've ever come across a well-organised kitchen with containers for everything from utensils to cereal, chances are it was inspired by @thehomeedit. Started as an ASMR organisation page, The Home Edit now has its show on Netflix. The duo of Clea Shearer and Joanna Teplin delve into the concept of decluttering and reorganising spaces with celebrities like Reese Witherspoon, Neil Patrick Harris and Khloe Kardashian. They take up projects for reorganising the homes of folks like you and me as well.

The crux of this show lies in understanding how you function and organising your home around it. This makes it easier to maintain things, as can be seen in the Khloe Kardashian episode. Keep it simple with something that matches your personality and vibe, like Reese Witherspoon wanting to showcase her old movie and TV looks. The idea is to have systems that work for you and create separate zones for different purposes. 

Using transparent organisers, baskets, and bins, as well as larger storage solutions such as drawers and stacking cupboards, will give you the form and functionality in organisation. For aesthetic storage, opt for canvas and wicker baskets and bins that will give a more minimal and chic vibe while keeping everything tidy. Use regular organisers for closed spaces, like closets, store rooms, and garages and aesthetic ones for places that are on display, such as shelves, kitchens, bathrooms, tables and more. 

The cult favourite show features the Fab Five, who each is an expert authority on different aspects of lifestyle, such as Tan France for fashion, Jonathan Van Ness on grooming, Karamo Brown on relationships, Antoni Porowski on food and lastly, Bobby Berk on home and design. With their expertise, they transform the lives of people who are struggling and offer them a more comfortable standard of living. Their design philosophy revolves around infusing personality, functionality, and style into every corner of the home.

Bobby Berk is often seen using modern furniture pieces that make spaces look larger and more contemporary, as well as eclectic decor accents that add personality to a room. He incorporates timeless classic furniture pieces to introduce culture, representation, or simply a unique vibe to what might otherwise be a common design. I suggest The Artment for eclectic, one-of-a-kind pieces and House of Trendzz for sleek, contemporary designs that still have a fun and quirky element.

If you've had a dream home idea and picture renovating your house but back down because of the budget, then Shea and Syd McGee are the ones to follow. They put a tight budget on their renovations and still create a dream house for all families. There is something really satisfying about watching your Pinterest board come to life without costing you a fortune. 

They have a very chic and boho decor aesthetic that translates beautifully into a modern home style, which is the base note of almost all their renovations except for a few. Their tips on improving a space are getting different light fixtures for different spaces, even if they are all in one room, to create a separation. They are seen using a lot of heightened furniture to give the space more depth and also adding different textures and colours to make the room look well-planned. 

Urban Ladder has some great furnishing options for a wide budget, you'll easily find a perfect modern fit for your house. Ecofynd has the perfect chic and boho decor options to make your Pinterest aesthetic come true. Check out Logam for accent lighting for different spaces and lovely furniture pieces. 

Tiny houses are easier to maintain, make efficient use of space, and provide some financial freedom. This show features people downsizing their lives and moving into smaller spaces, with renovation experts John Weisbarth and Zack Giffin helping them construct and design these homes. It will inspire you to make the utmost use of every little corner in your house by bringing a practical purpose, which is especially useful for smaller homes in metropolitan cities. They use multifunctional storage solutions, declutter, and use storage in unusual places.

Arhat Organizers are a great option for multifunctional organisers. We love that they have options for wall, table, and floor organisers that don't take up too much space, with a price range of INR 1,000 to INR 6,000. If you're looking for space-saving furniture, Studio Kook offers intelligent furniture that is quite compact when not in use and can be expanded as needed.

If you have a vacant property, chances are you've thought of turning it into an Airbnb or rent it out. This show follows designer Genevieve Gorder and real estate expert Peter Lorimer as they help property owners turn different properties into profitable ventures. 

They are all about offering practical tips for maximising space and appeal in a budget-friendly way in renter friendly ways. Having rental essentials, smart home devices and organisation systems for renters is something you'll learn as you watch the show. A perfect binge-watch for those looking for some renter-friendly decor tips. 

Nestasia is my top pick for decorating a house when you're planning to rent it. It is budget-friendly and has a wide variety of aesthetic options that make a space look very appealing. I'd also recommend Maspar for its aesthetic and chic bedding and cushions, which are under a budget of INR 15,000 for the highest-quality complete bedding.