Upon searching far and wide for the rising styles and design approaches we’ll see in the year ahead, we’ve found a common thread: you. Destined to transform your home into a daily source of joy, comfort, expression, and ease, we're exploring four trends that put the homeowner’s well-being at the forefront.

Follow along to take a closer look at our top trends for 2026—and learn how to bring them to your space timelessly for a look you’ll love season after season.

A follow-up to popular styles like quiet luxury and old money, this style balances the vintage-inspired with the ultimate luxury in homes today: longevity.

Merging iconic fixtures and historical references with exquisite craftsmanship and premium materials, we’re seeing heritage meet high-end in a way that goes well beyond the surface.

In this kitchen for instance, the Beasley faucet’s bridge silhouette nods to the earliest days of running water while its charming embellishments, four-function spray head, and striking spring neck come together for a design as thoughtful as it is beautiful. Complete with a premium aged brass finish, we love how this kitchen focal point looks perfectly lived-in while delivering a consistent look as time goes by.

Paired with the Risinger sink, its farmhouse design can be traced back to before plumbing even existed. Still loved today for its distinctive apron front and deep basins, this farmhouse staple has been reimagined with a sleek silhouette and fireclay construction that endures in both style and performance.

With no luxury space complete without the proper jewelry, the cabinetry is topped off with the Colmar knobs and pulls, which are crafted from solid brass and finished in aged brass for an heirloom-worthy finishing touch.

Between dopamine decor and kidult design, creating a home that brings you joy isn’t merely a trend: it’s a right. With expressive eclecticism, we’re focusing on sensory-rich materials and textures, playful color palettes and patterns, and intentional layering of your favorite design elements to create an uplifting and energizing sanctuary.

In this powder room for example, the Ayanna vanity grounds the space with its soothing woodgrain pattern and its satisfying reeded texture. Paired with the Lentz faucet, its knob handles add a playful touch, complete with knurled details for added grip and an unexpected tactile experience.

Complemented with earthy pinks and open shelving for displaying beloved plants and found treasures, this bathroom feels far from a sterile, purely functional room—serving more as an inspiring living space where every interaction is a delight to the senses.

In this primary suite for example, our Abbey tub showcases an ancient natural metal widely loved for its unique properties, from striking warmth to impressive malleability: copper. Featuring a hand-hammered texture making no two exactly alike, distinctive dimension is put on full display.

Nearby, our Elmdale vanity in dark olive green sets an earthy mood. Fully crafted from wood, we love the how the beautifully carved feet and knobs are left natural for a truly forest-like touch.

For bath fittings, the Vassor collection covers the faucets while the Lexia outfits the accessories, both sharing a matte black finish and sleek, clutter-free forms—tying the whole room together with a sense of infinite depth and serious sophistication.

Trend Four

Industrial Japandi

Sought for its deep calming effect, Japandi (a hybrid of
Japanese and Scandinavian designs) belongs in any home—but
it’s evolving with a sense of urban, utilitarian sophistication
through industrial Japandi.

Which of these trends for 2026 resonates most
with you? Whatever yourSignature style, we can’t wait
to see how you bring it to life from kitchen refreshes
to full bathroom renovations. Here’s to creating a home exclusively for you—not future homeowners—
in the years to come.