Enter the world of interior design and architecture

Netflix has many things to offer for the enthusiasts of home decoration, interior design and modern architecture.

Whether you to get some exciting ideas about home  renovation looking to build your dream home from the scratch, or are just eager to explore world of interior decoration and architecture to acquire more knowledge, the crème de la crème of shows , as listed below, will  of course serve your needs.

The Great Interior Design Challenge

An intriguing blend of learning and healthy competition, The Great Interior Design Challenge is a Netflix show that will satisfy your design appetite. With the title of the ‘Best Interior Designer’ in the UK and a major design contract at stake, designers get three days to prove their design credentials to a  panel of judges. The designers are given a set of demands with a specific budget, alongside an occasional curveball in the form of a last-minute addition which they must integrate seamlessly into their overall design. Failure to do so puts them at risk of being expelled from the show.

The World’s Most Extraordinary Homes

If you are pursuing the home of your dreams, you must follow British Architect Piers Taylor and British actor, and passionate property developer, Caroline Quentin. They embark on an architectural journey that takes them around the globe to discover, as the title suggests, the world’s most extraordinary homes. This show will give you lots of information about the structure, construction and functionality of the homes. It includes  exclusive interviews with homeowners and architects, making this series perfect for all architecture enthusiasts.

Amazing Interiors

The phrase, “It’s what’s on the inside that matters”, perfectly encapsulates this American reality TV show. From basements housing, elaborate museums indoor aquariums to even a backyard with a rollercoaster, the show highlights how far some individuals have pushed their creativity and design capabilities. What makes the show more interesting is the fact that most people have no background in interior design or architecture.

Grand Designs

In this classic TV show, Kevin McCloud follows families through the entire house-making process as they build their dream homes from the ground up and furnish them to perfectly suit their needs. All this occurs while the participants are trying to sort out  their real-life problems, mostly to do with budget constraints and the associated challenges of executing projects of this scale. Whether you are looking for a woodland cottage, a castle, or a glasshouse, you will find the show very interesting.

Tidying Up With Marie Kondo

If you find yourself holding onto things from the past that you no longer need, this is the perfect show for you. Led by Marie Kondo, the best-selling author of The Life-Changing Magic of Tidying Up, the web-series is a perfect balance of tidying tips and instructions about how to gain control over your own space. The eight long episodes of the show will help arm you with all the tools you need to declutter your house.

Minimalism: A Documentary about Important Things

The show gets down to the foundational and fundamental elements of design and functionality, highlighting the virtue that “less is more”. While it is not focused solely on interior design, the show provides us with the stepping stones needed to lead a life of minimalism by de-cluttering and only keeping  the necessary.

Tiny House Nation

Blending minimalism with small spaces seems like the most preferred way of living for most American today. As renovation experts and hosts John Weisbarth and Zack Giffin discover, these tiny living spaces are rapidly gaining popularity. The show helps guide other families into this new way of life as they successfully build their economically viable and eco-friendly houses.