Minimalism
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Why Maximalism Luxury Home Decor Is Replacing Minimalism
The 'pattern sandwich' isn't just a quirky design term anymore; it's a defining trend in luxury home decor.
Lived-in homes are winning. Trends are out, imperfection is in.
By 2026, the defining mood for homes won't be pristine perfection, but rather the comforting embrace of spaces that feel genuinely lived-in and well-loved.
The Rise of Simple Living Rural Aesthetics in Interior Design
David Netto, a prominent designer, describes a popular rug style as having 'clear, flat, Mennonite colors' and an 'almost ascetic style.
Minimalism's functional design maximizes living space in apartments
The Bestar Murphy Bed With Sofa combines lounging, storage, and sleeping, featuring 10 adjustable shelves when the bed is stowed.
The Collected Home: Key Vintage Decor Trends for 2026
In 2026, interior design is shifting from minimalism to a 'collected' aesthetic, emphasizing spaces with character and personal history. Key trends include vintage textiles, unique light fixtures, and mixed-era furniture to create homes that tell a story.