2026 Trends

Homes are moving away from overly minimal, pristine looks and leaning into richness and depth. Thoughtfully layered spaces with history and personality feel more enduring and personal. This includes mixing old and new, combining collected pieces, and allowing interiors to feel a bit imperfect in the best way.

While unlacquered brass still has a place, polished nickel is making a strong return, particularly in kitchens. Its clean, timeless finish feels fresh yet familiar, offering a refined counterpoint to warm wood tones and richly layered spaces.

Color is shifting warmer and more grounded. Earth-driven hues like rich browns, rust tones, clay shades, and artichoke green are replacing cooler neutrals. These colors create cozy, enveloping interiors and pair beautifully with natural materials and layered textures.