2026 Interior Trends: Why Maximalism is Back with a Bang

It’s 2026, and interior fashion is all about style and sustainability, goodbye showroom furniture, hello pre-loved pieces. Your home should be a reflection of your unique personality, and this year’s key trends showcase warmth, natural textures, and a touch of nostalgia. With this in mind, we have refreshed our Christmas dining area to create a warm and inviting refuge, a place for reading, enjoying some tunes, or indulging in a brew and a biscuit.

We started by layering two fabulous Persian rugs for warmth, depth, and that perfect sink-in feeling. Moving away from “matchy-matchy,” we chose colours that complement the wallpaper yet stand confidently on their own. We have a fabulous range of rugs for your space, starting at £450, and we are currently offering 20 percent off.

Every nook needs a comfy chair; we’ve used our brown vintage fabric swivel armchair. Like an old friend, it invites you to sit for a while and is priced at £265. For somewhere to put your feet up and to add texture, we’ve chosen this fabulous wicker footstool that also doubles as a coffee table, we have just one in stock at £165.

The star of the show is our natural root coffee table with hairpin legs. She’s an absolute statement piece and works beautifully with any interior style, especially if you love the luxury of wood like we do. We’ve dressed her with plants, books, and a retro radio, remember, a coffee table is a practical purchase as well as an aesthetic one. This table can be yours for £295.

It’s no secret that art sets the tone in a space, so to add to the vintage vibes we’ve chosen our mid-century Nina print by Van Der Sude in earthy tones with a natural frame, it certainly adds character at £150. The dark-framed print depicting a fox hunt adds further contrast and is also priced at £150.

Our gilt oval mirror with bird details amplifies light, creates the illusion of more space, and adds decadence and detail to the room. It is priced at £295.

We popped in a Tamegroute olive jar in a fabulous mustard shade simply because we love it, and isn’t that the best reason? It’s priced at £195.

As for the controversial disco ball, I’m personally not a fan, but I’ll admit it’s fun and brings home the message that interior choices are very personal. Always remember: it’s your space, it’s your home, it’s your style. There are no rules — surround yourself with pieces that bring you happiness and collect joy.