7 Best Interior Designers with Style Like Joanna Gaines

Are you a fan of the look? A full-blown obsession across the country, Joanna Gaines’ modern farmhouse style still holds its position as one of the popular looks that dwellers and interior designers aspire to.

Who Is Joanna Gaines?

Joanna Gaines is the host of HGTV’s Fixer Upper. Along with her husband and co-host Chip Gaines, they make complete makeovers of old houses in Joanna’s home town Waco, Texas. 

Sharing dreams and ideas, they took advantage of Chip’s experience in development and investments and her great eye for design. As soon as the photos of their very first house renovation were published, HGTV expressed the interest and offered them a TV show. The couple didn’t miss the opportunity, and until today, Joanna and Chip have renovated over 100 houses.

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Joanna Gaines Style

Joanna Gaines’ style can be described as modern rustic, enriched with details and accents of different styles determined by homeowners’ preferences. We see her very often combining rustic with industrial or farmhouse with vintage. Of course, modern or even glam accents aren’t missing from her creations, either.

Joanna’s signature design elements include large dimensional art pieces, vintage maps, mirrors, cozy fireplaces, and comfortable furniture.

Textured walls and accent walls are a big feature in Joanna’s projects. Along with durable and elegant rugs, these creative interior designs often include industrial details like pipe shelving and vintage plumbing.

Vintage items also have a place in Joanna’s modern farmhouse decor. And finally, she has a thing for doors—antique, barn, or decorative doors are a lovely way to introduce design interest in a functional piece.

Meet Decorilla Designers Who Can Style It for You

The Decorilla design team is lucky enough to work with top interior designers from around the country. Want your home to resemble Joanna Gaines’ style? Here’s our list of interior designers who know how to convey the look while making it also your own.

1. Casey H.

Casey H. and Joanna Gaines share several design philosophies and stylistic approaches, even as they bring their distinct personalities into their work. Both designers exhibit a talent for blending diverse elements and incorporating personal touches that make spaces feel lived-in yet curated.

Like Joanna Gaines, Casey has a knack for combining old and new, masculine and feminine, and bold and subtle elements. Moreover, nature serves as a wellspring of inspiration for both designers.

Casey gravitates toward vibrant pops of color and greenery, often infusing her designs with plants or botanical motifs. Like Joanna, she embraces natural materials and earthy hues that connect her interior designs to the outdoors.

Joanna Gaines is known for creating spaces that are not only visually appealing but also practical and comfortable—a principle Casey shares. Casey highlights beauty and functionality as core values, blending dramatic elements with practical layouts that cater to real-life needs.

2. Angela S.

Angela loves spaces that are casual, comfortable, and inviting, characterised by a neutral color scheme and tons of natural materials. She enjoys creating looks with a simple and clean balance.

Layering neutrals and combining different textures and materials with comfortable furniture is one of her strong design skills.

Angela loves including plants, flowers, branches, and leaves in her designs—just like Joanna Gaines.

Oversized mirrors, whether vintage-looking or not, beautiful rugs, and quote art complete Angela’s beautiful designs.

3. Kate S.

Kate creates special atmospheres where people will feel comfort and coziness. It is important for her to take into account the character, hobbies and lifestyles of her clients. She loves designing and the opportunity to embody her client’s dreams into reality.

Kate cannot hide her obvious love for accent walls with texture. From barn wood to brick, from concrete surfaces to subway tiles, everything can be combined to create an emphasis in neutral & monochrome spaces.

Of course, we must not miss to mention the way Kate incorporates industrial styles through lighting fixtures, sharp textures, and industrial furniture.

The use of wooden beams also reminds us of Joanna Gaines, who has used them several times in her remodeling projects.

4. Christine M.

Drawing from her global travel, Christine creates designs that fuse different styles of decor with warmth, comfort, and beauty in mind. She loves mixing textiles, patterns, and textures in a space full of depth and interest.

Her designs always include unique items and personal finds. That makes each space feel cozy and familiar in its own way.

Christine also appreciates old vintage items that can be repurposed or used as decor in a room, creating a blend of styles and different eras.

Finally, she never forgets to include plants and flowers in her designs; the same way she cannot resist beautiful fabrics and layers of textures and materials.

5. Peti L.

Peti expresses her worldly inspirations with eclectic colors, patterns, and textures to create romance and moods in all of her spaces. She loves and lives for design because it’s not only about looking good. It’s about how spaces subconsciously creep in: something may function in a way that was planned, and you may not even realize it.

A space that tells a story is made possible by a simple ensemble of a dialogue of histories. Decorilla designer, Peti, does just that with her eclectic mix of aged textiles, antiqued woods, and heirloom accents.

Peti L. also shares a style like Joanna Gaines in her choice of rugs. She never forgets to highlight the walls with stunning art pieces, gallery walls, or oversized wall art and maps.

6. Amelia R.

Amelia describes herself as “loving and living for art” and believes that art and design are the only ways to truly express individuality to the world.

With an architectural background, she always pays attention to a space’s details and doesn’t miss an opportunity to highlight its structural elements.

Amelia considers a feature accent wall a must-have item. Like Joanna, she almost always includes one in her interior designs.

7. Rachel H.

Rachel’s passion for transforming a room with light and textures is evident in the spaces she designs, making every room classical and functional.

She believes that creating a space to entertain is made possible by dining accommodations. As a hallmark of Southern comfort, kitchen islands are a great way to connect guests with homeowners.

Rachel likes to work with different wall decorations, sometimes even using them to highlight textured walls. Maps, quote art, oversized paintings, and clocks are always present in her designs, a feature that is also present in Gaines‘ style.

Interested in renovating your home in Joanna Gaines style?

It is no wonder that this comfy and inviting look is hitting its stride. Book your Free Online Interior Design Consultation to get started today!