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Need inspiration when it comes to design? The web is a great place to find it. The five blogs we’ve chosen for you come chock-full of great ideas, tips, and the latest buzz in fashion and décor. Weebirdy.com, for example, was picked by the Sunday Times online as one of the top 50 design blogs in the world. And this stands to reason, because this London-based blog is always filled with the latest news on just about everything, from what to eat and where to shop, to the best events London has to offer. The blogs’s author, who refers to herself as Topbird, is the deputy shopping and style editor at Time Out London magazine.

Go green

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PlanetGreen is your source for everything eco-friendly. This is one of the best design blogs for anyone interested in style that’s kind to the planet. PlanetGreen is full of tips that will help you lessen your impact on the environment, and is also partnered with some of the world’s biggest green NGOs, including Earthwatch Institute, the Greenbelt Movement International and the National Wildlife Federation. A must for anyone wanting to become a little, or a lot, more green.

No time to be a domestic goddess?

The idea behind Domestic Sluttery is that women have too much to do to devote every minute to being domestic goddesses. According to the blog, ‘Domestic Sluttery is a new way of life.’ It’s written by women who decorate, cook and design without giving up their lives. One of the best design blogs for women on the move, Domestic Sluttery will help you have it all.

The personal touch

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Design Sponge is one of those design blogs that has it all. It’s beautiful to look at, fun to read, and up to date. What makes it special, though, is its personal touch – the writers talk about their own experiences with design, giving readers a peek into their lives and adventures. Editor Grace Bonney has quite a pedigree, too. She is a contributing editor at two leading US design magazines, and freelances for House and Garden, New York Home and The New York Post, among others.

Habitually chic

Habitually Chic’s mission is to remind readers that style is everywhere. The author is a designer living in New York, who describes herself as being ‘constantly surrounded by habitually chic people, places and things’. Striking images and interesting topics make this a must-read.

Look no further than the Internet for great design blogs filled with the latest trends and packed with tips and information. There’s no excuse to lag behind when it comes to having a beautiful lifestyle when the web is filled with inspiration.