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John and Juli own a shop in Toronto called Mjolk; they also chronicle their travels, renovation projects, culinary adventures, and design finds on their blog, Kitka. Their wedding (held in their shop) might be the sweetest, most understated, most stylish-looking ceremony we’ve seen yet.

Kitka | Follow @mjolkshop on Twitter

Grace Bonney, who started her blog in 2004, has the constitution of a hummingbird; she tweets day and night and tirelessly covers all things design related. Her strongest suit? Showcasing the domestic environments of style-oriented readers in her Sneak Peeks column.

Visit Design*Sponge | Follow @designsponge on Twitter

A self-described “book cover designer, home nonsense blogger, Brooklyn expat,” Anna Dorfman chronicles her aesthetic obsessions (which tend toward the Scandinavian) when she’s not designing book covers or renovating her house in Newburgh, New York. Her advice to aspiring bloggers? “Let your readers have a little window into your life, not just a bunch of product photos. Make it personal.”

Visit Door Sixteen | Follow @doorsixteen on Twitter

Stockholm-based design blogger Emma Fexeus (even her name is cool) has the most consistent eye on the web: she has introduced scores of international readers to the rigors and rewards of Scandinavian domestic design.

Visit Emma's Design Blogg

Justine Hand is a newcomer to the grownup interiors blog scene (she has been posting on Baby Gadget for the last five years); she has a flawless eye and a dry New England wit. Her mantra is "personality not perfection. Ours is an eclectic approach to design built on the idea that a home should reflect your story, your history, your heritage, the places you've been or long to go."

Visit Design Skool

An alliance forged across the internet: Kim Johnson (a Canadian) and Jo Walker (an Australian) met on Flickr and after realizing they shared the same obsession for interior design, they founded Desire to Inspire. The duo has an uncanny talent for discovering the work of international photographers, interior designers, and architects.

Visit Desire to Inspire

Sally Schneider writes about “doing more with less, making and creating with whatever is at hand.” Her projects range from cabinet pulls made with a simple strip of leather and a roofing nail to DIY kitchen countertops.

Visit Improvised Life | Follow @improvised_life on Twitter

Photographer Todd Selby is interior design’s answer to the Sartorialist; he stages home invasions with his camera, capturing people in their natural habitats. His photographs are startlingly fresh and unstudied (he asks his subjects to refrain from tidying up before he visits).

Visit The Selby | Follow @theselby on Twitter

Brooklyn-based Myles Tipley is a DJ by night and a blogger by day. He has an unerring eye for hipster home style; we especially like his visual roundups based on color and his snapshots of his own minimalist pad.

Visit Myles Henry

Megan Wilson's day job is designing book covers, but she also moonlights as the proprietress of Ancient Industries, a blog featuring domestic "living + extinct" artwork, photographs, interiors, and products, mostly of British origin. "I'm inspired by the ancient that is modern when presented in a fresh way," she says. She's also a Remodelista contributor.

Visit Ancient Industries