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.
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, HAND-CRAFTED TILE AND MOSAICS- Hand painted and artisan tile designs (floral, graphic, bespoke pattern)
- Replacing mass-produced geometric tiles
- When utilized correctly, the tile itself becomes the artwork.
- There is also a spike in mosaic tile use– inspired by mid century and global references– adding color, craft and cultural rhythm to rooms.
See more details from this project HERE![/caption] DEEP, MOODY & DRAMATIC PALETTES- EMOTIONAL COLOR PAIRINGS Beyond earthy neutrals, rich jewel tones- like burgundy, ochre, plum, aubergine, and smokey blues– are being embraced as new neutrals, adding character and intimacy to spaces. - Play with high-contrast color on trim and architectural details to add subtle drama
- Nature-inspired but vivid hues– such as terracotta, mossy green, oceanic blue, and deep plum– are emerging palettes that are both grounded and energizing
See more details for this project HERE![/caption] LAYOUT, USE AND SPATIAL ZONES While open concepts aren’t disappearing, designers are creating intentional zones for dining, working, gathering, and meditation, often using furniture placement or lighting rather than walls. - Defined zones over open floor plan
- Dedicated quiet spaces- reading nooks, meditation corners, creative desks– are emerging as must-have features that support daily wellness and mental reset.
- Outdoor living areas are being designed as intentional extensions of 2026 design leans toward warmth over stark minimalism, nature-inspired color and materials, comfort and personal expression, curves and textures as primary actors, and sustainability and authenticity over superficial trends. This in turn combines modern technology with vintage beauty.
See more details for this project HERE![/caption] PERSONALIZED AND STORY-DRIVEN INTERIORS Homes are becoming unique expressions of the people who live in them. Mix vintage items with contemporary pieces for a curated, collected feel. - Lived in, layered spaces that include antiques, repurposed pieces, and artwork tell a story.
- Textile wall hangings, pattern play, and bold tile work add narrative and texture.
- Wallpaper, patterned fabrics, and bespoke elements replace generic surfaces.
See more details from this project HERE![/caption] [caption id="attachment_21280" align="aligncenter" width="1022"]
See more details for this project HERE![/caption]- interior spaces with zoned seating, lighting, and landscaping that feel cohesive with the home's aesthetic.
See more details from this project HERE![/caption] As design moves forward in 2026, luxury is no longer defined by excess but by atmosphere—rich materials, expressive forms, and curated comfort, where innovation and heritage coexist in spaces designed to feel both elevated and enduring. ___________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ To see more design inspiration & refreshing trends, visit our Instagram at @bgidesigner , our Facebook page here or Pinterest at @BGIDesigner13. We would look forward to you stopping by to say hi in the comments on our social platforms! Let us know how this article helped you revitalize your home. Or, if you want help with your project fill out the short and sweet form HERE and someone from our team will be in touch. You can also schedule a discovery call with me directly HERE! I’ll look for you there, 
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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.
See more details for this project HERE!
See more details for this project HERE!
PAINTERLY, HAND-CRAFTED TILE AND MOSAICS
- Hand painted and artisan tile designs (floral, graphic, bespoke pattern)
- Replacing mass-produced geometric tiles
- When utilized correctly, the tile itself becomes the artwork.
- There is also a spike in mosaic tile use– inspired by mid century and global references– adding color, craft and cultural rhythm to rooms.
See more details from this project HERE!
DEEP, MOODY & DRAMATIC PALETTES- EMOTIONAL COLOR PAIRINGS
Beyond earthy neutrals, rich jewel tones- like burgundy, ochre, plum, aubergine, and smokey blues– are being embraced as new neutrals, adding character and intimacy to spaces.
- Play with high-contrast color on trim and architectural details to add subtle drama
- Nature-inspired but vivid hues– such as terracotta, mossy green, oceanic blue, and deep plum– are emerging palettes that are both grounded and energizing
See more details for this project HERE!
LAYOUT, USE AND SPATIAL ZONES
While open concepts aren’t disappearing, designers are creating intentional zones for dining, working, gathering, and meditation, often using furniture placement or lighting rather than walls.
- Defined zones over open floor plan
- Dedicated quiet spaces- reading nooks, meditation corners, creative desks– are emerging as must-have features that support daily wellness and mental reset.
- Outdoor living areas are being designed as intentional extensions of 2026 design leans toward warmth over stark minimalism, nature-inspired color and materials, comfort and personal expression, curves and textures as primary actors, and sustainability and authenticity over superficial trends. This in turn combines modern technology with vintage beauty.
See more details for this project HERE!
PERSONALIZED AND STORY-DRIVEN INTERIORS
Homes are becoming unique expressions of the people who live in them. Mix vintage items with contemporary pieces for a curated, collected feel.
- Lived in, layered spaces that include antiques, repurposed pieces, and artwork tell a story.
- Textile wall hangings, pattern play, and bold tile work add narrative and texture.
- Wallpaper, patterned fabrics, and bespoke elements replace generic surfaces.
See more details from this project HERE!
See more details for this project HERE!
- interior spaces with zoned seating, lighting, and landscaping that feel cohesive with the home’s aesthetic.
See more details from this project HERE!
As design moves forward in 2026, luxury is no longer defined by excess but by atmosphere—rich materials, expressive forms, and curated comfort, where innovation and heritage coexist in spaces designed to feel both elevated and enduring.
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To see more design inspiration & refreshing trends, visit our Instagram at @bgidesigner , our Facebook page here or Pinterest at @BGIDesigner13. We would look forward to you stopping by to say hi in the comments on our social platforms! Let us know how this article helped you revitalize your home. Or, if you want help with your project fill out the short and sweet form HERE and someone from our team will be in touch. You can also schedule a discovery call with me directly HERE!
I’ll look for you there,