Most Pined-Over Pins

You had me at mood board. I am a seasoned collector of tearsheets and idea files, so when Pinterest burst on the scene a few years ago, I was all in from the beginning. Pinterest is the interior designer's best friend. It's a platform to share my own work and see what inspires tastemakers all over the planet.

I got curious recently. The truth is, I only compete with myself, and I started wondering "what are my most pinned pins?" What seems to inspire other pinners and design devotées in my body of work? Enter Pinterest "Analytics." The answers were just a point and a click away. Here's what people seem to pine over the most....

HIGH POINT | NC

I think Mother Nature gets credit for this pin's popularity. Sunlight owns this room. From a design perspective, it's a interesting case study in managing long narrow spaces to maximum advantage.

WRIGHTSVILLE | NC

This is one of my favorite living rooms, and I'm delighted other pinners are drawn in too. A large landscape mirror amplifies the already formidable space. Floor plan and furnishings are in total harmony, but with lots of tonal and textural variation.

GREENSBORO | NC

Pinch me! Pin me! I'm so happy this simple dining room has emerged as a Pinterest favorite. I love the grand inverted layer cake of a chandelier, asymmetrical artwork, and the juxtaposition of a very traditional pedestal table with perfectly scaled Verellen chairs (O, Thibaut!). Oh, and the whiteness of it all...!

FT. LAUDERDALE | FLORIDA

Judging from the response to this pin, I think kitchens must be among the most-searched rooms on Pinterest. I'll speculate that the l-o-n-g galley kitchen and hardworking bar (dinner for five is served) is a big part of the reason.