Black Interior Design Magazine

Find hot interior design trends, meet Black industry professionals changing the game, and learn about recommended home products at EBONY magazine. Interior design was not a familiar industry growing up in Alabama and Indiana, but, even so, from the age of 10, I would spend countless hours in my bedroom reading shelter magazines. Follow these 42 talented Black interior designers and creatives right now to get design ideas, decorating tips, and endless inspiration all year long.

Your Instagram feed is about to get much better. To highlight some of the talented African-American interior designers in the country, Architectural Digest Magazine and the Black Interior Designers Network (BIDN) launched The Iconic Home, an online show house. The project aims to give the designers more visibility, while showing their expertise.

For Alexander, the magazine is for black designers-but also for black consumers. "There are a lot of people whose only contact with interior design is through HGTV, or picking up a magazine and thinking, 'Oh, I can't afford this,'" she says. Black Interior Designers, Inc.

(BID) presents the extraordinary work of 50 interior designers and offers a behind-the-scenes look as they share their inspirations, expertise, and thoughts on what it means to be a designer of color working in the industry today. Foreword by. June Reese's new book, Iconic Home, shares insights and advice from Black interior designers across the country.

Read it and get inspired. Get an inside look at a new magazine that celebrates black interior designers and their work. Conclusion These Black interior designers represent just the beginning of the incredible talent reshaping how we think about home design.

From Sheila Bridges' museum-worthy patterns to Rashida Banks' accessible DIY magic, each designer brings something unique to the table that you won't find in mainstream design magazines. Celebrate Black History Month with a burst of great interior design. Consider these designs.