- Following 957
- Followers 8K
- Engagement 4.09%
- Avg likes 268
- Avg comments 93
About House of Haricot
House of Haricot (@houseofharicot) is an Art & DIY creator on Instagram. The account has 8,012 followers and 670 published posts. Recent posts average 268 likes and 93 comments, an engagement rate of 4.09%.
House of Haricot belongs to the nano tier, the band usually drawn between 1,000 and 10,000 followers. House of Haricot follows 957 accounts, so the audience is roughly 8.4 times the size of the list followed. House of Haricot uses an Instagram professional account. Flinque files House of Haricot under a single category, Art & DIY.
The Instagram bio for House of Haricot runs to 14 words across 3 lines. Emoji sit alongside the words. The latest activity Flinque has on record for House of Haricot dates from June 2026.
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670 Posts
All 10 recent posts Flinque holds for House of Haricot are carousels. House of Haricot has built a substantial archive of 670 posts. Against the audience, that is roughly 12 followers for each post published. House of Haricot also keeps 13 story highlights on the profile. All 10 carry captions, averaging 230 words each. The captions are written mainly in English. Words that recur across them include design, find, collection, designs and blue. The captions tag #houseofharicot, #spoonflowerchallenge, #spoonflowerdesignchallenge, #chintz and #designhistory.
I designed ‘The Walled Garden’ for wallpaper in classic interiors, but then I tried it on this modern wall with a cool surfboard in front, and though it would fit wonderfully in a modern Boho space as well. What do you think?
If I could sew, I would make myself a summer dress right away! It’s full summer mode here in the Netherlands with 34 C degrees. Maybe I should think of new colourways as well, now that it landed in the top 10…. I will have a think and try some different variations. What type of product would you like to see this printed on?
The design is available in three sizes at the moment, and was added to my ’Snake Country’ collection because it actually fits quite well with my Nursery design from last year. I recently added some blenders and coordinates to the collection, too, so it’s becoming a lovely, rounded set by now. You can find the link in my bio, or you can use this link here:
#chintz #spoonflowerchallenge #spoonflowerdesignchallenge #designhistory #houseofharicot
Credits: all patterns by House of Haricot, mock-ups by, and.
The design is intended to bring a sense of abundance, craftsmanship, and natural beauty to an interior. I chose a floor-to-ceiling linen blend drapery fabric for this design, which provides ample surface area for the richness of the pattern to be fully appreciated.
I love how the light falls through the curtains in this classic interior with high ceilings. What I adore about blue and white designs, and especially these timeless patterns, is that they can easily be at home in a classic space as well as a modern interior.
The design is available in six colourways, from the original blue on cream to an inverted version, a ton-sur-ton version and also a kaki and grey version.
If you like what you see, you can vote for my collection on the TwoPages contest website to send me into the top 10which can win me a licensing contract for their beautiful curtains! Please register first, then you can find my portrait photo and collection to vote and even win a great prize! (swipe to find out)
Until June 30th, you can vote each day, even 3 times. Thank you soooo much!
The link to vote can be found in my bio or here:
#houseofharicot #twopagesX2026 #twopagesx #twopagescurtains #twopageshome
I just had time to recover from the super exciting news and found out today that I entered the next phase with their reveal that I am now in the top 20 selections for the contest. I can not believe it!
The next stage is that you (yes, you!) can vote which of the 20 collections presented by TwoPages deserves to move forward to the next round. Of course, I would be absolutely delighted to get your vote. 🙏
You have 15 days to cast your vote. Please find the link to vote below and in my bio. Thank you sooo much!
About my collection:
As you might know, Delft Blue art is my passion and my living heritage growing up in the Netherlands. I love to share about it and have done this a few times before. This collection is built around that love for this 400-year old handcrafted art and is named ‘Dutch Blue Heritage’.
All my designs have been named after a woman who has played a significant role in Delft's history. Women who have been strong, different, brave, tenacious and clever, supporting other young people and women's education, financial independence and professional development, but also protecting the arts, including Delft Blue art and even the famous Dutch painter Vermeer, might not have made all his masterpieces if not for one of these incredible women. I will share more about each one over time.
This collection is as close to my heart as can be, and that is why I am so incredibly happy that I made it to the top 20! I also want to congratulate all the other shortlisted artists. These are going to be exciting times!
#houseofharicot #twopagesX2026 #twopagesx #twopagescurtains #twopageshome
For now, I used part of the colour palette but made it more my own, and added this colourway to my shop for the pagoda design. I also changed my newest trellis design made for the Blender Bonanza to hot pink, following the tip of! The trellis pattern was an instant success during the challenge, and I love to offer it now in a different palette as well. I used some soft pink and hot pink, too. It is available in four extra colours and two sizes for each colour. At the same time, I changed my peony and camelia design to pink too, so now the whole collection is available in a different look.
I hope this one is just as much enjoyed as the original green and blue version! What do you think?
Find the link to the ‘Chinoiserie Landscape collection’ in my bio or use this link:
now offers 40% off fat quarters through June 15th. One of the best sales offers they have each year!
#houseofharicot #chinoiseriechic #grandmillennialstyle #wallpapercollection #fabriccollection
The quality of Yiume’s shirts is truly unparalleled. I am happy to receive a shirt of each design I have worked on for them, and they are truly treasured.
Find the link to this design in my bio or use think link to the Yiume shop here:
#yiumelife #oceanlife #protecttheoceans #mensfashion #houseofharicot
How do you feel about having all seasons criss-crossing your desk all through the year?
I see this little number as one perfect for wallpaper, fashion (yes, men’s!) and stationery alike. It has such a nice flow, which almost make sit feel like a geometric pattern, but the little sakura gives it a nice touch of new beginnings and a fresh take.
Credits: all patterns by House of Haricot, mock-ups by, and (thanks all!)
#sakura #surfacedesign #japan #cherryblossom #houseofharicot
Spoonflower asked us ‘Please show us your finest reimagined chintz, featuring abundant blooms, graceful movement, and layered detail.... Designs can lean traditional or modern, but should feel rich, decorative, and thoughtfully arranged, with a sense of depth and flow that carries beautifully across a full wall.’ I loved to create my own version in a rich colour palette. An exception, because I do not often share a design in a different colour palette. I’d love to know what you think!
The word chintz comes from the Hindi word chint, meaning spotted or variegated cloth. It originated in India, where hand-painted and block-printed cotton fabrics with elaborate floral designs were produced for export from at least the 16th century. It was made using a complex resist-dyeing and mordant printing process that produced extraordinarily vivid, colourfast designs.
Indian chintz arrived in Europe via the Portuguese and Dutch East India Companies in the 17th century and caused a sensation. The colours were brighter, the designs more intricate, and the fabric lighter. Better than anyone in Europe could produce. A technical achievement Europe was not able to replicate for centuries, and not for a lack of trying!
It became so fashionable that both France and England banned its import in the late 17th and early 18th centuries to protect their own textile industries, yet smuggling continued because demand was insatiable. Can you imagine?!
Unable to stop the trade, European manufacturers eventually learned to imitate it. France developed Toile de Jouy partly as a response. England developed English chintz, bold, colourful florals on white or cream backgrounds by the 18th and 19th centuries. It has become a cornerstone of English interior decoration.
Chintz, until quite recently, was associated with frilly, dated interiors of the 1980s. But it has made a great comeback, and I'm happy for it!
#chintz #spoonflowerchallenge #spoonflowerdesignchallenge #designhistory #houseofharicot
I am thinking to create some patterns to accompany this stripe in the future, but for now, it is available in my shop in two sizes.
offers up to 30% off sitewide, through June 5th.
Find the collection for this stripe here:
#millefleurs #springtime #springflowers #spoonflowerfabric #houseofharicot
Credits: all patterns by House of Haricot, mock-ups by,, and (thanks!).
I was a bit surprised, really, when I found out it made it so far. The moment the challenge started, I saw all the other entries, which were much more focused on the baby theme. My design was less focused on babies, but more something that tiny humans, but also their parents, could really appreciate. There are lots of animals and details that make this design a fun ‘hidden object image’. The colours are soft but playful, but all in all somewhat different from the majority of the designs entered. So I am even more thankful that so many appreciated my approach to the brief!
I also found out that I made a mistake when entering a design that was missing the monkey! Which is one of the most fun animals to try to find. I corrected this after the challenge, so you can now also try to find it. Did it take you long?
The design is available in two sizes in my shop, as part of my Indienne Haveli Dreams collection. Find the link in my bio, or use this link here:
Spoonflower offers up 30% off now, through May 27th. I hope you can enjoy this wonderful offer.
#spoonflowerdesignchallenge #spoonflowerchallenge #nurseryideas #junglevibes #houseofharicot
Credits: all patterns by House of Haricot, mock-ups by,,, and (thanks!)
Christel is a surface designer based in the Netherlands, and gathers inspiration from childhood and travels beyond to fuel designs. Christel started researching and collecting Delft Blue (Dutch earthenware with blue & white designs) saying it is, “…a fairly old style, beginning 400 years ago in the Netherlands. I adore that one of my wedding suites [for Ink on Paper Source] is created with Delft Blue florals inspired by the classical style I grew up with.”
Discover more of 's story and behind-the-scene imagery on our blog, as well as the designs created for Paper Source online. Link in bio.
#inkonpapersource #weddinginvites #papersource #surfacedesigner #houseofharicot
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House of Haricot's engagement rate on Instagram is 4.09%, between 3% and 6%, or 3 to 6 likes and comments per 100 followers. On a typical post that comes to about 1 like or comment for every 24 followers. Comments stay close to likes on House of Haricot's posts, at 268 likes and 93 comments on average, about 2.9 likes per comment.
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4.09%
- Avg likes
- 268
- Avg comments
- 93
- Interactions : followers
- 1 : 24
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Who is House of Haricot?
House of Haricot (@houseofharicot) is an Art & DIY creator on Instagram. House of Haricot uses an Instagram professional account. The Instagram bio for House of Haricot runs to 14 words across 3 lines.
How many followers does House of Haricot have?
House of Haricot has 8,012 followers on Instagram (8K). House of Haricot follows 957 accounts, so the audience is roughly 8.4 times the size of the list followed. House of Haricot has built a substantial archive of 670 posts.
What is House of Haricot's engagement rate?
House of Haricot's engagement rate on Instagram is 4.09%, between 3% and 6%, or 3 to 6 likes and comments per 100 followers. On a typical post that comes to about 1 like or comment for every 24 followers. Comments stay close to likes on House of Haricot's posts, at 268 likes and 93 comments on average, about 2.9 likes per comment.
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Flinque files House of Haricot under a single category, Art & DIY. All 10 recent posts Flinque holds for House of Haricot are carousels. The 10 recent Instagram captions Flinque holds for House of Haricot repeatedly use the words design, find, collection, designs and blue. House of Haricot's captions carry hashtags such as #houseofharicot, #spoonflowerchallenge and #spoonflowerdesignchallenge. House of Haricot writes those captions mainly in English. House of Haricot keeps 13 story highlights, which open with a free Flinque account.
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