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Top Interior Design Trends for 2026 – PART 2
Continuing on our top interior design trends for 2026, here is Part 2! Let us know what you think. Did we miss anything you're seeing or would like to see? STATEMENT LIGHTING AND SCULPTURAL DETAILS Lighting is no longer purely functional– it’s architectural. Sculptural pendants, oversized fixtures and layered lighting serve as visual anchors. Decorative metalwork, fringes, and tactile materials add artistic detail. Use a dramatic fixture in an unexpected place and play with varied heights. [caption id="attachment_21623" align="aligncenter" width="1107"] See more details for this project HERE![/caption] [caption id="attachment_21541" align="aligncenter" width="1145"] See more details for this project HERE![/caption] PAINTERLY,...
Top Interior Design Trends for 2026 – PART 1
Building on the design movements of 2025, certain trends are evolving while others remain. With that being said, here are interior design trends we expect to define 2026. Warmer lighting Homes are becoming warmer, softer, and more atmospheric, especially with lighting choices. Warm & comfortable versus cold & stark Soft ambient lighting takes precedence over bright, overhead illumination. Shaded table lamps, floor lamps, sconces, and subtle uplighting are layered to create mood and more interest. [caption id="attachment_20824" align="aligncenter" width="1000"] See more details from this project HERE![/caption] Natural Materials & Textures Natural materials like wood, Capiz shell, linen, and woven textures...
Designing for Longevity: Neuroaesthetics, Biophilic Design, and the Future of Home
As the saying goes, “The future of medicine is in the home.” Interior design plays a powerful role in that future, and here’s why: Timeless Design for Longevity - Neuroaesthetics and other ways to accomplish this Longevity- focused interiors prioritize what lasts— emotionally, physically, and environmentally. Does not chase trends Relies on thoughtful spatial planning and proportions, enduring materials that stand the test of time, and the adaptation to how we live over decades. Intentional design choices often save money long-term by reducing the need for constant updates and replacements. [caption id="attachment_21622" align="aligncenter" width="690"] See more details from this McKinney...