The jiboia is one of the most beloved plants in home decor — and not just for its beauty. In Feng Shui, this plant with heart-shaped leaves is considered a powerful ally for harmonizing spaces, improving the flow of energy (chi), and promoting emotional well-being.
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Even before deciding the menu for the New Year’s party, it’s worth doing something that brings immediate impact to the new cycle: organizing your home. According to Southern Living, the end of the year is the ideal time to make space, reduce excess, and enter the new year with more lightness — and one of the most overlooked areas in this process is the bathroom.
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If the idea is to start 2026 with a more sophisticated, cozy, and timeless aesthetic, the answer may lie in Jennifer Aniston’s living room.
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Every beginning of the year brings that almost instinctive desire to start over. As an interior designer, I can say: 2026 arrives with a clear shift in mindset.
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Before starting a new year, organizing your kitchen is one of the most transformative things you can do for your home — and for your daily routine.
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Interior design in 2026 will be defined by choices that combine aesthetics, comfort, and purpose. More than following fleeting trends, projects now reflect a lifestyle that values well-being, functionality, and emotional connection with spaces.
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Kitchen design trends evolve every year, reflecting changes in behavior, routines, and priorities within the home. For 2026, one concept is gaining momentum and moving beyond being merely aspirational: the kitchen designed for well-being and everyday quality of life.
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Few household objects combine functionality and aesthetics as well as wine glasses. Delicate, sophisticated, and often decorative, they require attention not only when serving but also when storing.
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Cleaning the house before guests arrive is essential; mopping, scrubbing, dusting, and disinfecting are part of the routine. But things get more complicated when it comes to organizing and getting rid of what isn’t needed. What should stay and what should be stored out of sight?
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When a kitchen starts to look dated, it’s common to blame cabinets, colors, or even the decor. But according to the website Homes & Gardens, it’s often the layout — not the finishes — that makes a space feel misaligned and stuck in the past.
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