Decorate your home with authenticity in mind this year.

The interior design landscape for 2026 feels quieter and warmer than in recent years. Rather than chasing what’s new, designers are doubling down on what lasts, creating homes rooted in comfort, ...

With a focus on custom, high-end residential design, Christina Garcia Lysaught and Grayson Knight lead their team of expert designers with a comprehensive range of specializations, bringing a unique ...

Green may be the new neutral. Faux fur chairs and a soft tiger-print ottoman are warm accents in this modern layout and proof ...

Designers tend to be categorized into nebulous categories like 'Traditional', 'Transitional', 'Contemporary', 'Minimalist', or 'Maximalist'. As a 'Layerist', I want homes to feel layered because ...

A renewed focus on storytelling, atmosphere and emotional uplift inform the modern home. These are the trends setting the ...

The mountain home aesthetic in Park City is undergoing a quiet transformation. As the community continues to attract ...

"We’re moving away from cold, over-sanitized spaces defined by smooth, glossy surfaces and 'perfect' finishes," says designer ...

Forbes contributors publish independent expert analyses and insights. Amanda Lauren writes about interior design and real estate. There are lots of interior design trends going away in 2025 that were ...

Interior designer Christina Nielsen brought a spot of English flair to Brooklyn recently when she set up her Clinton Hill-based design practice, Christina Nielsen Design. By that she means “Everything ...

The simplest things can make or break the design of a room. You might have beautiful furniture, art and flooring, but if the ambience still feels off, lighting is the likely culprit. Light inside our ...

Forbes contributors publish independent expert analyses and insights. Terri Williams is a journalist covering housing trends. Fall is the favorite season among adults in the U.S., according to a ...