• Julia Nilstål

Interior trends 2026 – be inspired by this autumn's trends



Warm colours, retro influences and more personality – the autumn 2026 interior trends offer plenty of inspiration. We have picked out some of the season's trends and take a closer look at how they are expressed in curtains and other textiles.

Brown tones in focus

Brown remains one of the big interior colours of 2026 and feels like a natural part of autumn's warmer colour palette. From lighter caramel tones to deep chocolate brown – the colour adds warmth and works just as well as a neutral base as it does in a more prominent role.

Pink café curtain in a dining room with a red window recess

Wine red/plum as an accent

Deep shades of wine red and plum are among this autumn's trend colours and work beautifully as an accent in the home. You don't need to let the colour dominate – instead, pick it up in smaller details. Pink softens the deeper tones and creates a warm and harmonious colour combination.

Room-darkening beige curtain as a room divider in a living room

Retro vibes

Soft, rounded shapes meet warm colours and materials with character as retro influences continue to leave their mark on interiors. Velvet is a material that fits particularly well with the style and adds both softness and depth. Bring the feel to the window too, with velvet curtains in warm shades.

White curtain valance in a linen blend in a kitchen window above a kitchen worktop

Personal and unique

Not everything has to match. This autumn, your interior is welcome to feel as though it has evolved over time, with a mix of new pieces, vintage finds and personal favourites. Let your textiles become part of the overall look too, by combining colours, patterns and materials that you love.

Flowers and embroidery

Embroidered details and floral motifs are appearing among this autumn's textiles. They add pattern, texture and a more decorative feel to the room, inspired by country romance and nostalgic influences. An embroidered curtain is a lovely way to pick up on the trend and let the details take pride of place in the window.