Design trends are always evolving, and as we get further into 2026, home interiors are shifting away from styles that once dominated the spotlight. Here are a few interior design trends that are starting to fade. 📉

⚪️All-White Kitchens

Once a go-to for modern interiors, the stark all-white kitchen is being replaced with warmer, more expressive palettes. Designers are favoring depth, character, and materials that feel lived-in rather than sterile.  

🔘Cool Gray Interiors

Cool grays dominated the last decade as a neutral safe choice, but they’re now declining in favor of warmer earth tones and layered palettes that create a cozier, more personal feel.  

🎨Accent Walls

Bold single accent walls are becoming less popular. Instead, designers are opting for full-room color drenching and more cohesive looks that wrap the entire space in a unified palette.  

💕Matchy-Matchy Interiors

Rooms where furniture and décor are all from the same set or collection are being seen as dated. The trend in 2026 is toward layered, curated spaces that mix textures, eras, and finishes for a unique, lived-in look.  

🥱Overdone Media-Driven Trend Pieces

Some social-media-fueled looks like exaggerated bouclé “blob” furniture, scalloped headboards, and overly trendy finishes are starting to feel dated because they’ve been overused. Designers now prefer pieces that are timeless, functional, and personal rather than just eye-catching in photos.  

Your home should be a place you love 😍 and feel comfortable in, so if you have or love any of the designs above, that’s totally fine. If you’re wanting to make a design change this year, I hope this info was helpful. 🤗