Vogue Taps 10 Interior Designers for Fall 2026 Home Decor Trends

Vogue published a fall home decor trend report featuring insights from 10 interior designers, identifying seven key directions for the 2026 season. Jewel tones dominate the palette, with Sophie Rowell of Côte de Folk enveloping walls and floors in deep olive green and Adele Lonergan of Covet Noir adding chocolate and berry accents in velvet, mohair, and veined marble. Folk and traditional craft is rising as a reaction to AI, with Lauren Geremia of Geremia Design noting demand for surfaces showing a maker's hand, while Tom Cox of Hám cites needlepoint cushions, printed artworks, stitched textiles, and brushstroke-revealing furniture. Nicola Harding advocates repairing worn pieces with vintage fabric rather than replacing them. Emma Sims-Hilditch of Sims Hilditch layers antique Turkish Oushak carpets over quieter rugs, favoring faded tones like dusty rose, terracotta, apricot, tobacco, celadon, and cream. Jacu Strauss of Lore Group draws on 1970s hedonism with high-gloss lacquered finishes and animal prints. Lonergan advises autumnal florals with edge, avoiding fussy or twee motifs, pointing to House of Hackney's black velvet chair. Pandora Taylor recommends fringed and tasseled Art Deco adornments balanced with contemporary furniture. Jake Arnold suggests swapping lighter textiles for heavier cashmere, mohair, and wool throws, with Marta de la Rica favoring wool for its texture and versatility.