Best 27 Design Blogs for 2021

 Are you a graphic designer looking for inspiration? Do you like to stay abreast of new design trends and happenings in the design world? Though there are lots of design magazines and books, design blogs today, have become a great tool to improve your skillset and get inspiration from experts. These design blogs cover a range of topics like home decor, web design, product design, and typography. 

So, whether you are seeking inspiration, want to learn about a new skill, planning to write your own blog or simply want to scroll past new design trends, we have put together a list of top 27 design blogs to inspire you.

Here is our curated list of the Top 27 Design Blogs that will help you stay on top of the latest design trends.

A Beautiful Mess

Run by a team of two sisters Elsie and Emma, this design blog has home decor projects, recipes, crafts, and a lot of other things. Through ‘A Beautiful Mess,’ the duo wants to inspire you to make beautiful stuff along with them. Have a look at this interior design blog to see tips on cooking, photography, textile printing, and more. 

99U from Adobe

 99U from Adobe is targeted at creative professionals like designers who aim to make a successful career in their field. One of the best design blogs out there, it provides incredible resources and events to help creatives improve their work and turn ideas into reality. Read and get inspired by design experts and learn from the ideas and tips on how to succeed at various tasks related to your career.

Design Milk

Dedicated to the design industry, Design Milk offers something new every day for designers to learn. The blog features enriching content on art, architecture, interior design, furniture and decor, fashion, and technology. The Design Milk shop showcases a stunning array of new objects created by designers and brands around the globe. So, quench your design thirst from Design Milk.

Creative Market

Creative Market offers various resources on fonts, graphics, templates, web themes, popular 3D elements and new concepts on design. It is a one-stop-shop for top design resources from independent creators. The blog features various articles on how to run a design business and work in various design software. 

Creative Review

Creative Review was started in 1980 as a print magazine, and since then, the magazine has entered various platforms, including an online blog. The online blog also has become an authority on creative opinions, analysis, and advice on various creative sectors, including design. The blog has four sections: Creative Insight, Creative Leadership, Creative Inspiration, and Creative Process. The Insight section offers updates on latest happenings in design. In the creative inspiration section, you can go through handpicked images meant to inspire you and fuel your imagination. The Creative Process focuses on helping designers learn about the practical things of running a business.
 

99 designs

 99 designs is a platform for designers and clients to create work together through a collaborative process. Millions of designers are connected with creative people and businesses on the lookout for great designs. Apart from getting advice on how to grow a design business, you can also learn how to run a design agency. As a designer, you can make use of their latest contest listing to submit your work and earn rewards. 


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