With just a few days left until the end of the year, that inevitable ritual begins: looking ahead to 2026 and rethinking which design styles truly deserve to remain part of our homes. January symbolizes fresh starts, and that applies both to life and to the way we choose to live in our spaces.
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Do dark colors remain on trend in 2026? Designers are divided
Dark colors, once reserved for bolder decorators, have become far more common in recent years — a trend that dominated much of 2025.
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Wood paneling is officially back in style
This is not your grandmother’s wood-paneled basement. Believe it or not, this retro wall covering — which may or may not bring to mind questionable design decisions from the 1970s — has been reinvented for today in far more modern and interesting ways.
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8 elegant home upgrades that require almost no effort, according to designers
Transforming your home into a more beautiful, sophisticated and welcoming space doesn’t need to involve renovations, construction work or major investments.
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The Unexpected Color Designers Want to See More of in 2026
The color mauve may bring back memories of dated 1980s interiors — floral upholstery, heavy carpets, and even fully coordinated bathrooms.
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9 things you should keep out of your dining room, according to interior designers
The dining room is one of the most important spaces in the house. It’s where we welcome guests, celebrate special occasions and create memories around the table.
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5 dining room trends that will definitely disappear in 2026, designers warn
The holiday season is about to begin, which means spending much more time in the dining room. The goal is to create a cozy, welcoming space that’s still elegant enough for special celebrations. But according to The Spruce, some outdated trends may be getting in the way of that ideal atmosphere.
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Fringed sofas: theelegant return of a forgotten classic in interior design
For years, fringed sofas were considered an “old-fashioned” relic of traditional décor. However, according to an article published by Livingetc, this aesthetic is undergoing a sophisticated revival in 2025 — and interior designers are rediscovering the charm of this textile detail with a contemporary approach.
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7 things you should remove from your home because they attract poverty
The environment we live in directly reflects our mental, emotional, and even financial state. A home that is organized, harmonious, and light promotes well-being and productivity — while spaces full of clutter, excess, and stagnant objects can block the flow of energy and create a sense of stagnation.
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6 small things that make your home look outdated, according to experts
Interior design is constantly evolving, and keeping up with so many trends can be challenging. However, there are certain décor details that, even if small, quickly reveal whether a home feels current or not.
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