39 Instagram Accounts You Need To Follow If You Love Color

This wall is amazing and so is Kimberly's entire account. She's a photographer based in Los Angeles and even her food photos are vibrant.

Have you ever received such an adorable piece of mail? Befriend illustrator and designer Alice Oehr and maybe you will.

Follow Matt and eagerly wait for him to post one of his wonderful shape-filled illustrations.

Kitiya is a "craft-based designer with big hair" and one of the most vivid accounts around.

Shannon is vintage inspired designer who also makes rad monster sculptures.

Hooray Today = makers of fun, colorful cards. Follow them and it'll be almost as awesome as actually getting one in the mail.

Will is a designer living in Portland, Oregon. His exuberant, positive work is always nice to see during an Instagram scroll when you happen to be feeling gloomy.

So. Much. Color.

Rilla wrote and illustrated The Best Book in the World (Flying Eye Books, 2014) and her Instagram isn't too shabby either.

You may not be able to visit Crafting Community in Los Angeles, but you can still get plenty of inspiration (of a colorful sort) by following their account.

Ellen Van Dusen is a fashion designer with a bright palette and (bonus) a cute dog.

Tweet. Tweet. Everything in Camilla's feed is neat.

He'll bright up your life.

Charms from Buried Diamond > charms from Pandora (and you'll want eight bracelets covered with them after you start following Martha).

Can't get enough Beci Oprin greatness? Check out her books.

Craig is in New York and Karl is in London, but their work is now on your phone and ready to brighten up your day.

Annie is the queen of vivid knitwear.

Have a fairly bland wardrobe? Maybe Kari will inspire you to buy things in richer hues. Or perhaps a banana-print suit.

The username is slightly misleading and you may not see a lot of sandwiches, but you will definitely see a lot of color.

Stacy's snapshots are never drab.

Matthew is an illustrator based in London. This plate is just one of many featured in his account - wouldn't it be great to host a dinner party using them? Or start a plate wall? Or even just eat off of one (keeping all of your food to the side so you can fully appreciate its marvelousness)?

Radiant abstract work from Kindah Khalidy.

If you're the sort of person who would wear a dress covered in lobsters, vegetables or satellites, you'll probably love following Gorman (an Australian clothing, accessories and homeware company).

"Visual optimism" from Leslie Schneider (a stylist in California).

A highly enjoyable Instagram account with oh so many fabulous shots worthy of posting on Things Organized Neatly.

Judging solely from her Instagram account, Tiffany's life is art directed by Crayola.

More brightly colored doors and walls than you ever imagined existing.

Scroll quickly through Karen Doolittle's photos and it will make your phone screen look a bit like a rainbow.

Can't get enough? Follow Julie's other account: Mokuyobi Threads.

There's no way this alpaca won't put a smile on your face. Pineapple saddlebags!

Fully committing to a colorful lifestyle.

"Rainbow everything."

High fashion, high pigment.

When you see a felted octopus tucked cozily into a petite bed you must IMMEDIATELY follow the account of the human who created him (Hine Mizushima).

Color + great DIY projects.

Another illustrator with a strong appreciation for brightness.

"A photographer that lives a dreamy life with dreamy people" in psychedelic colors.

Lesley's account is an excellent mix of vintage things and her own illustrations.

Lastly, here's Charlotte Love's merry account. Your time spent on Instagram will now be approximately 428% more colorful. Enjoy.