2026 will see us embracing the natural, the organic and the unapologetically fabulous. So from tassels and trims to rich, aged woods and beyond

“There’s a growing interest in more tactile art forms like tapestries right now,” says Christian Bense. “Modern or antique, this medium feels at home in both traditional and contemporary interiors, and it really contributes to the layering of a space. Textile art offers something authentic and organic—qualities that resonate in an increasingly... See more

Textile wall hangings

Wood, in general

Dusty blues, in particular, seem to be everywhere, often paired with richer, earthier tones. Duggan notes that chocolate brown’s newest (and most flattering) bedfellow is a pale, powdery blue.

Homes that feel genuinely lived-in and loved

Sustainability is also top of mind for clients and designers

Sophie Salata, head of brand at Vinterior, echoes this sentiment, noting that 2026 will be all about incorporating pieces and creating spaces that truly feel like home. Imperfection, gentle clutter and interiors that look as though they’ve been pieced together over many years feel especially resonant—and inviting—right now.

Decorative detailing—think fringing on beds, sofas, chairs and cushions—is one of the easiest ways to elevate upholstery, curtains or soft furnishings