The Best of 2024: Our Top 10 Instagram Moments Featuring Native Trails

Explore IG’s most-loved spaces featuring Native Trails products from our community this year

We’re deeply grateful to our community for your likes, comments, shares, and, most of all, to the designers who tag us in their stunning spaces. Your engagement has helped our social circle grow twofold just this past year! Each interaction has not only inspired us but also shaped the kitchen and bath designs you love. Whether you’re an interior designer, architect, builder, homeowner, brand partner, photographer, or simply an admirer of exceptional spaces, your support means the world to us.

We’re excited to showcase 2024’s most-loved images with Native Trails, featuring breathtaking spaces crafted by talented designers and beautifully captured by photographers.

1. Eva Holbrook’s backyard paradise

Eva Holbrook, the queen of California outdoor living, transformed this Mill Valley backyard into a Zen-inspired sanctuary, where every detail pays homage to its natural surroundings. We were thrilled to feature the entire project on our blog, and it quickly became your most-liked post of the year!

2. Studio Whitford’s moody country laundry room

In this historic Bucks County, Pennsylvania home, Studio Whitford designed a custom countertop cabinet that seamlessly conceals water shut-off valves, hides clutter, and provides a stylish shelf for showcasing heirloom pieces. Other standout features in this charming space include a NativeStone concrete sink, a convenient pull-out ironing board, elegant hanging clothing racks, and thoughtfully organized linen storage.

3. Minty Synth Interiors’ primary bath transformation

Freestanding tub > drop-in tub (every single time). Minty Synth Interiors, located in Dallas, shared that the client’s dream bathroom included a steam shower or sauna, heated floors, and a top-of-the-line toilet. The rest of the design fell into place after a showroom visit, where she instantly fell in love with our striking concrete bathtub.

4. Nicole Forina’s copper tub stunner

After completing this luxury bathroom design in a 100-year-old Colonial in Summit, New Jersey, designer Nicole Forina shared, “Let me tell you, the hand-hammered polished copper tub is giving major ‘look-at-me’ vibes. Seriously, when the sunlight hits it, it’s shinier than my high school prom dress. It’s so stunning, you’ll want to just stand in the shower and admire it like a museum exhibit. Because let’s be real: this tub is for looking, not for actual bathing.”

5. D’Amore Interiors’ award-winning plum powder room

Gina D’Amore Bauerle, a designer at D’Amore Interiors in Denver (founded by parents Marilyn and Frank D’Amore), transformed a cluttered basement storage area into a vibrant powder room, perfectly complementing a nearby theater and game room. The design was inspired by the Jaclo Industries plumbing fixtures in plum, which set the tone for the room. To create a cohesive look, the trim was painted to match the fixtures. The Cuzco Vanity added balance, blending purple and gold accents with a striking black-and-white palette. This creative design earned D’Amore Bauerle second place in the powder room category at the 2024 NKBA Design Competition.

6. Designs By D makes the Positano sink the crown jewel of Parade of Homes

This model home was a standout on the 2024 Fall Parade of Homes in Plymouth, Minnesota. Designed by DeAnne Latterell of Designs by D, the powder room featured our glass Positano sink, handmade in Murano, Italy. “I’m just so happy with how this bathroom turned out,” says DeAnne. “The sink is just gorgeous, and it made the room so much fun to decorate.”

7. Korr Design’s heritage kitchen remodel

This exceptional kitchen remodel by Korr Design near Longview, Alberta, is a true blend of history and modern elegance. It features two Native Trails Antique copper sinks and is located on the original homestead of Guy Weadick, the visionary behind the Calgary Stampede. The transformation expertly combines functionality with style, creating a welcoming space perfect for large family gatherings.

8. Kate Marker Interiors butler’s pantry

We’ve yet to meet a Kate Marker Interiors butler’s pantry or mudroom we didn’t adore, especially when they’re paired with our NativeStone Farmhouse 3018 concrete sinks. But this one? It’s truly unforgettable. The stunning color-drench effect, featuring Benjamin Moore’s “Dark Olive,” covers both the cabinets and ceiling for a bold, cohesive look that truly stands out.

9. A custom wet bar by two Nashville designers

Designers Katie Ellison and Chelsea Skye-Netter collaborated on this stunning wet bar in Nashville, TN, blending natural stone, brass, wood, and our NativeStone Ventana concrete sink. The result is an earthy, textured palette that emphasizes organic materials and sophisticated design.

10. An on-screen moment for 24k gold Amara

Discover the exquisite 24k gold Amara sink, showcased on the Breaking New Ground show, now streaming on Max. Meticulously hand-crafted by Italian artisans using premium fireclay, the Amara sink is hand-glazed with genuine 24k gold after its third firing. This masterpiece is part of our exclusive Precious Metals Collection, which features a range of luxurious fireclay sinks glazed in 24k Gold, Platinum, and Silver—ideal for elevating your kitchen, bar, or bath. For those seeking something truly unique, our Gunmetal finish blends gold, platinum, and silver for an extra sultry touch.

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