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Gustavian Luke White The 1770s to early 1800s encompassed Sweden’s Gustavian period. Named for two kings of the period, this style of interior design is a more formal version of Rococo. Curved silhouettes were straightened, and intricate millwork was displayed on doors, columns and furniture. Pastel hues reflected this era of design, as did small, … Read more
4 minutes read ELLE Decor has covered many trends this year. From the rise of “cluttercore” (which may be better than you think) to the revival of Art Deco in time for its 100th anniversary, 2025 was full of ideas about what was in style when it came to interior design. But by their very … Read more
We receive a commission on products purchased through other links in this article. 1 Collections Alison Coldridge Designer Alison Coldridge’s individual collections present a classic style. Plates taken from vacations, colored glass bottles, shells, stacks of old magazines or simply unattractive refrigerator lights have unique properties that decor cannot replicate. Grouping them together instead of … Read more
4 minutes read Given that Americans are into retro and grandmacore designs, it’s no surprise that the hottest new trend is about combining history with modern style. Modern heritage is set to be the reigning design style of 2026, according to several designers. Modern heritage design is characterized by natural materials such as solid wood, … Read more
If you’ve been searching for the perfect holiday look that feels sophisticated but stays put, look no further than Jennifer Aniston’s mid-century living room. As we enter the year 2026, my resolution is simple: I’m ditching the high-end, flashy shine of the past in favor of something solid and durable. Jennifer Aniston’s holiday decor is … Read more
3 minutes read There is one sure way to prevent the space from looking ho-hum or one note: and that is to combine design methods, chosen among many methods and past times. That’s how you’ll make sure your home isn’t a slave to style, and it’ll add a lot of personality to the process. For … Read more
3 minutes read If you’ve opened Instagram or TikTok recently, you’ve probably seen a lot of people showing off their “grandma” homes, full of vintage pieces, beautiful fabrics, and lots of retro-inspired options. We have everything you need to know about the program grandmacore home trend designers loveincluding why it is popular and how you … Read more
3 minutes read It has arrived! Google has published its annual Search 2025 report. Country Living got a sneak peek, including an unpublished list of the latest home and decor search terms—and especially the design trends section, caught our eye. This year, the top 10 list includes our favorite custom home styles—Ranch (#2), Federal (#4), … Read more
4 minutes read As the editor-in-chief of Country LivingI’ll admit I have a soft spot for the ’80s landscape. The magazine was launched in 1978, which means that the brand has established itself in an era of proud hands and smart-mouthed television aliens. Like me. I like mixing Country Living archives to see which interiors … Read more
4 minutes read Wondering how to get Nancy Meyers home style designers to love? We tapped the pros to tell us how to get the fun yet sophisticated look made famous by movies like It is difficult, Holidays, We’ve Got Something to Give and many more for us to count. The beauty of Nancy Meyers’ … Read more