Why This Trend Is Back — and How to Style It Without Overwhelming Your Space As someone who spends far too much time rearranging cushions and studying fabric swatches, I can confidently say: bold florals and layered patterns are officially back for 2026 — and they’re better than ever. After years of minimal neutrals and quiet luxury, interiors are blooming again. But this isn’t your grandmother’s floral sofa moment. The 2026 version is intentional, artistic, and layered with

Use this chart to mix florals confidently without overwhelming your space. This post may contain Amazon affiliate links, which means I may earn a small commission if you purchase through my links — at no extra cost to you.  Your support helps me continue creating free styling tips, decor inspiration, and curated budget finds. Thank you for supporting my content! To see the product page, click on the photo or coloured links. Main Floral Base Supporting Pattern Accent Colour Ne

If you’re diving into earth tone decor, you’re tapping into a style inspired by nature — warm, grounding, and effortlessly cozy. Think clay, sand, moss, stone, and wood. As a very new home decorator myself, I used to think “earth tones” just meant brown… but it’s so much more layered and beautiful than that. Let’s walk through it together. What Are Earth Tones? Earth tones are colours inspired by nature. They usually include: Warm browns (like walnut and chocolate) Soft beige