certain principles are timeless. Quality craftsmanship, natural materials, warm neutrals, and furniture designed for comfort and function will always resonate.

Ochre, caramel, clay, and terracotta are back in 2026. These shades are grounding, comforting, and incredibly versatile. I love layering them with wooden furniture, woven textures, and plants to create spaces that feel cosy, inviting, and timeless.

Say goodbye to the ‘sad-beige’ era, because drama is back in a big way. High-contrast palettes are dominating interiors in 2026, and I’m thrilled to see them. Pair deep charcoals with crisp whites, rich navy with ochre accents, or jet black against soft beige.

Sustainability isn’t a trend; it’s the future—and 2026 is the year it becomes undeniable in luxury interiors. I’m obsessed with pieces that are responsibly sourced, designed to last, and safe from harmful chemicals.