The latest Pinterest Predicts, which guide the design choices of Gen Z and Millennials, embrace decadent and maximalist inputs, with dark nostalgic touches and unexpected splashes of circus joie de vivre.
A rich, layered set of images it’s worth exploring together.
2026 interior design trends: colours, styles and new interiors according to Pinterest Predicts
Interior design trends are becoming more and more closely linked to contemporary fashion and lifestyles, in a continual dialogue of languages and inspirations that create a sophisticated cross-fertilisation, redefining the concept of home design.
2026 interior design trends: design meets fashion and lifestyle
The Pinterest Predicts 2026 trends provide plenty of inputs for furnishing the home and creating expressive, sensual design schemes.
The interior design trends opt for rich, layered colour palettes, where dark and warm colours create inviting, sophisticated interiors that express emotions in addition to their aesthetic power.
For example, in this bathroom the natural colours of the Materia Classica surfaces dialogue with an intense wine red, provided in extra-glossy form by Materia Brillante.
In the taste of Gen Z and Millennials, 2026 metaphorically brings the big chill: ice-blue shades, powdery greys and crystalline whites are found on dresses, coats and accessories ...
Warm and cold, light and darkness: like fashion, design exploits a balance between opposites.
Art Deco and Afrohemian: decoration, patterns and freedom of expression
In Pinterest Predicts, 2026 turns back the clock to a hundred years ago: Art Deco is reborn as Neo Deco - freer, more daring and with more cross-fertilisation. A style that was modern then is again so now, with a fresh awareness.
Pinterest’s survey travels down to the Equator, with “Afro Chic” and “African Boho Living”, celebrating the free, refined, profoundly human decoration of the Afrohemian style, a fusion of an African aesthetic and a bohemian spirit.
Vibrant fabrics, decorations and carpets in natural fibre, restrained, reassuring and trendy colours such as taupe, and pieces that enliven spaces with warmth and authenticity.
Eco-sustainable materials, surfaces created to last
Another central motif of 2026 design is use of eco-sustainable materials, chosen not only for their environmental impact but also for their ability to stand the test of time, in both aesthetic and functional terms.