5 Must-Watch Netflix documentaries for design and decor lovers

Are you a decoration lover and are you looking for some fun for the weekend? Netflix has several options that will take you from extravagant huts to homes with breathtaking views. Meet the most incredible places in the world, learn the best decor tips in 5 marathon-worthy documentaries!

“The World’s Most Extraordinary Homes”

If you love different homes that have an unexpected style, this documentary series was made for you! In the first season, the architect Piers Taylor and the actress Caroline Quentin unveil the most interesting, thought-provoking and creative houses in the United States and Canada, but with the success that series made, they toke to another level and the new episodes were filmed in residences in India, Spain, Norway and Israel.

“Charlie Luxton’s Homes by the Med”

With the most amazing views of the Mediterranean, the architect Charlie Luxton takes us to breathtaking residences in Spain, Italy and the French Riviera. Among them, houses with medieval style, the former property of Brigitte Bardot and facilities situated on cliffs in Mallorca.

“Cabins in the wild with Dick Strawbridge”

If in your imaginary cabins are basic and bland facilities, this documentary will prove you otherwise! With luxurious facilities, engineer Dick Strawbridge and the craftsman Will Hardie, created a competition between designer and builders where they must make the most innovative and original accommodations.

“Stay here”

In this Netflix show the American interior designer Geneviève Gorder and the real estate expert Peter Lorimer cross the United States looking for properties to reform and innovate. It is amazing the changes they mande in the houses. With the role point is to turn these incredible residences in a easily rent in the Airbnb.

“Tidying up with Marie Kondo”

Can living in a mess affect your cosmos? Marie Kondo, author of the best seller The Life-Changing Magic of Tidying Up proves in this series that yes! In each episode, she invites herself to California homes and offers a new insight into the importance of tidying up, as well as giving incredible advice on how to do it.