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About Douglas Friedman
Douglas Friedman (@douglasfriedman) is a Photographer creator on Instagram, also filed under Travel. The account has 207,057 followers and 9,975 published posts. Recent posts average 2,612 likes and 179 comments, an engagement rate of 1.15%.
An audience of 207.1K puts Douglas Friedman in the mid-tier, between 100,000 and 1 million followers. Set against 3,625 accounts followed, the audience works out to about 57 followers per account Douglas Friedman follows. Douglas Friedman carries Instagram's verified badge and uses an Instagram professional account. Flinque files Douglas Friedman under Photographer, with Travel as a secondary category.
The Instagram bio for Douglas Friedman runs to 21 words. The latest activity Flinque has on record for Douglas Friedman dates from June 2026.
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9,975 Posts
Of the 10 most recent posts shown for Douglas Friedman, 8 are carousels, 1 is a video and 1 is a single image. That mix leans toward carousels. With 9,975 posts published, Douglas Friedman's archive runs well past the 2,000 mark. Against the audience, that is roughly 21 followers for each post published. Douglas Friedman also keeps 7 story highlights on the profile. All 10 carry captions, averaging 161 words each. The captions are written mainly in English. Words that recur across them include design, architecture, builder, home and work. The captions tag #architecture, #design, #interiors, #interiordesign and #art.
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After more than a decade of blood, sweat, laughter and tequila … I sold. I want to thank everyone that took the time to come visit and all the friends that supported this sometimes impossible project. Who would have thought that this dusty and derelict piece of land would become one of the 50 most beautiful homes in the book. I’m very proud of what happened down there. Marfa is still home, just in a new and different way.
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It’s hard to sum up my time there in only 20 slides…here are some highlights.
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And a big thank you to and the team at for sticking it out and getting this house sold.
After a love-labored, detail-drilling, two-year renovation, the wait is over: ’s sensational Long Island home is complete and it’s a positive celebration station of home-design smalls by ABASK.
From the newly minted Lobmeyr Bar — complete with ’s iconic Series B glassware and Friedman’s own collaboration with the 200-year-old Viennese experts — to bedroom textiles by ABASK x and dining room drama by, the designed home is a masterclass in the cohesion that comes with considering all the details in sync with the design.
“Having the most incredible opportunity to work with ABASK, I was educated to consider every accessory in the home,” says Friedman. “There’s not one thing in here that wasn’t thought through or discussed — literally everything is from ABASK and all these incredible artisans that you guys work with.”
Click the link in bio to read Friedman give us the insider run-down on the restoration and how he’ll be entertaining there, all summer, on repeat. Photography by Douglas Friedman
Widely considered America’s most celebrated interiors photographer, Douglas Friedman’s charismatic and cinematic images of high-profile spaces and the lifestyle attached to them fuse elegance, boldness, and the ultimate chic. He has captured the art of living in the sophisticated home through his interpretations.
His way of framing spaces and their contents, the superb use of light, and understanding of volume, form, and objects have become influential in defining photography of taste and aesthetics. His images of the homes of tastemakers, creatives, and those who live with exquisite taste are glamorous yet realistic and filled with clarity. They have been giving the public a peek into some of the most beautiful homes in the world, and an appreciation of the efforts taken to create and curate them.
He has been a celebrity, an Instagram super star, and a famed figure in the worlds of fashion and art.
To Douglas Friedman, storytelling, like weaving visual narratives, comes to intertwine images and spaces. His photography, regularly published in some of the world’s best design magazines, has come to capture the essence of the contemporary interior as a personal, unique entity, informed by identities. He tells the story through his lens in the most passionate way; and that passion is communicated in the images. Whether it be fashion, lifestyle, landscapes, interiors, or architecture, Douglas Friedman always expresses his subject matter in the most sharp, polished, and confident way.
To watch full episode, visit ‘Designing the 21st Century’ in
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Guest Bedroom 1: “Llaria” table and “Pearson” Bed by. “Erizo” Lamp by. “Dirt” for. “Atlas” Rug for. Lumbar for. All bedding by
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The kitchen designed in collaboration with. Windows by. Marble by. “Downing” Sconce by. Ceramics by for.
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Hall: “Chase: Sconce by. “Noh” Table by. Unmessed” by..
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Mud Room:” Millwork by. “Peel” scone by. “Quincy” Faucet From. Slat Blinds from.
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Living Room: “Mesquite” Limewash by. Rug by. Fortezza” table by. “Chase” scones by. Shades from. “Terrain Study 4” by
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Entry: “Madhava” Mirror from. Jute rug by.
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Primary Bath: 16th C.. floor by. “Maxine” sconce by. Marble accessories by Stoned for. All bath fixtures by for. Handmade tile by. Custom shower door by.
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Powder Room: Custom Sink by. “Eddystone” pendant by. Café Curtains by. Faucet by.
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Guest Bedroom 2: “Marchand” nightstand by. “Mayfield” pendant by. “Rabbit’s Tongue” Lime wash by. “Atlas” Rug for. Custom shades from.
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Dining Room: Brass Bucket by for. “Campion” Lights and “Parallel” Sconces by.
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Thank You to the team at for letting us go rogue.
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Mud Room: Reclaimed Stone floors from. “Boario” Console by. Blinds by. “Peel” Lantern by.
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Primary Vestibule: “Noh” nightstand by. “Metro” Lamp by. Blanket by for. Art by.
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Primary Bath: “Numi 2.0 Smart Toilet. “Hillgate” Sconce from. Drapery by. Floors are 16th C. by.
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Dining Room: “Cherán” MIrror by. Brass Bucket by for. “Campion” Lights and “Parallel” Sconces by.
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Primary Bath: “Conrad” Chest from. “Furston” ceiling mount by. Towels by. Leather containers by
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Primary Bedroom: “Cinderblock” limewash by me and. “Polanco” Bed by. Custom shades by. “Atlas” Rug by me for.
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Guest Bedroom 2: “Rabbit’s Tongue” Lime wash from. “Atlas” Rug by me for. Mirror by
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Guest Bedroom 1: “Dirt” lime wash by me for. “Atlas” Rug by me for. “Carleton” Chair by. “Erizo” Lamps by. “Landtmann” Pendant from.
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Primary Bath: Handmade tile in “Storm” by. Fixtures from the “Central Park West” collection by. Products from.
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The kitchen designed in collaboration with. Windows by. Marble by. Pendants by. Cushions by. Tables by. Ceramics by for. Faucet by. Flooring by for. The stove is from and the refrigerator is from.
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Dining Room: MIrror by. Brass Bucket for. “Campion” Lights and “Parallel” Sconces by. Jute rug by. Dining Chair by
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The Snug: Rug from my new “Atlas” collection for. Shades by. “Kardamyli” light by. Vase by for abask
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Guest Bedroom 1: “Dirt” lime wash from my collection with. Rug by me and.
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Mud Room:” Millwork by. Reclaimed stone floors from. “Hooper” flushmount and “Peel” scones by. “Quincy” deckmountFaucet From Kallista. Console by Mike Diaz. Wood Slat Blinds from. Ceramics by for Abask
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Living Room: “Mesquite” Limewash from my collection for. Rug from my collection with. “Douglas” Chair and “Rosario” table by. Green Club chair by. “Chase” scones by. Custom shades from. Cocktail table from.
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Primary Bedroom: “Cinderblock” limewash from my collection with. “Arianna” Chair and Ottoman by. “Greyjoy” pendant by. “Libra” Bench by for. “Polanco” Bed by. Custom shades by. “Atlas” Rug from my collection with. Lumbar Cushion for Abask. All bedding from
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Patio: Custom Dining table and chairs from. Vinnini Glass Lanterns from Abask. “Fan Dance” 1988, sculpture by
I mean, was there really any reason to worry, I had the titans of the industry on the team: AD100 designer Steven Gambrel,, a young and well practiced architect with a design wisdom beyond his years; Steve White at, a builder on Long Island responsible for constructing the homes of billionaires in The Hamptons, and another good friend,, designing the landscape and gardens. What’s the worst that could happen? One year became two, a couple more accounts drained. But with the help of some of the best craftspeople and trades out there, we built something beyond my expectations; a house that speaks to its past and one that embraces a life more contemporary.
So, finally, I am very excited to share this work with you. Thank you and the team at for supporting this project from day one.
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Douglas Friedman's engagement rate on Instagram is 1.15%, between 1% and 3%, or 1 to 3 likes and comments per 100 followers. On a typical post that comes to about 1 like or comment for every 87 followers. An average post collects 2,612 likes and 179 comments, close to 15 likes for each comment.
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Who is Douglas Friedman?
Douglas Friedman (@douglasfriedman) is a Photographer creator on Instagram, also filed under Travel. Douglas Friedman carries Instagram's verified badge and uses an Instagram professional account. The Instagram bio for Douglas Friedman runs to 21 words.
How many followers does Douglas Friedman have?
Douglas Friedman has 207,057 followers on Instagram (207.1K). Set against 3,625 accounts followed, the audience works out to about 57 followers per account Douglas Friedman follows. With 9,975 posts published, Douglas Friedman's archive runs well past the 2,000 mark.
What is Douglas Friedman's engagement rate?
Douglas Friedman's engagement rate on Instagram is 1.15%, between 1% and 3%, or 1 to 3 likes and comments per 100 followers. On a typical post that comes to about 1 like or comment for every 87 followers. An average post collects 2,612 likes and 179 comments, close to 15 likes for each comment.
What does Douglas Friedman post about on Instagram?
Flinque files Douglas Friedman under Photographer, with Travel as a secondary category. Of the 10 most recent posts shown for Douglas Friedman, 8 are carousels, 1 is a video and 1 is a single image. The 10 recent Instagram captions Flinque holds for Douglas Friedman repeatedly use the words design, architecture, builder, home and work. Douglas Friedman's captions carry hashtags such as #architecture, #design and #interiors. Douglas Friedman writes those captions mainly in English. Douglas Friedman keeps 7 story highlights, which open with a free Flinque account.
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