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Home Decor Trends for SS 2026-27

Innovative overview research of The Home Decor Trends for Spring Summer 2026-27 and ideas incorporating the given color palette and textiles prints:

M O O D B O A R D T H E M E

By Madhusudan

Trends for Spring Summer 2026-27

1. Sustainable Living: Eco-friendly materials, repurposed items, and energy-efficient solutions.

2. Wellness-Centric Spaces: Calming colors, natural textures, and air-purifying elements.

3. Maximalism: Bold patterns, vibrant colors, and statement pieces.

4. Global Inspiration: Incorporating traditional craftsmanship and motifs from around the world.

5. Smart Homes: Integration of technology for convenience, security, and energy efficiency.

Color Palette Ideas

Soft Peach and Pastel Hues:

1. Blush Accents: Add soft peach tones to throw pillows, blankets, or vases.

2. Pastel Walls: Paint walls with soothing pastel shades, like pale pink or baby blue.

3. Whimsical Patterns: Incorporate pastel-colored florals or geometric patterns on textiles.

Minty Fresh Tones

1. Minty Green Accents: Add fresh mint tones to vases, planters, or decorative accessories.

2. Calming Walls: Paint walls with a soothing mint green shade.

3. Nature-Inspired Patterns: Incorporate minty green and white botanical prints on textiles.

Vibrant Coral and Turquoise

1. Coral Red Accents: Add vibrant coral tones to throw pillows, blankets, or vases.

2. Turquoise Statement Pieces: Incorporate turquoise-colored vases, decorative boxes, or wall art.

3. Global-Inspired Patterns: Incorporate vibrant coral and turquoise geometric patterns or tribal motifs on textiles.

Neutral Shades

1. Beige and Ivory Base: Use neutral shades as a base for walls, furniture, and textiles.

2. Powder Blue Accents: Add soft powder blue tones to throw pillows, blankets, or vases.

3. Natural Textures: Incorporate natural textures like linen, cotton, or wool in neutral shades.

Textiles, Prints, and Curtains Ideas

1. Striped Dining Chair Covers: Use striped fabrics in soft peach, minty green, and neutral shades.

2. Floral Patterns: Incorporate whimsical floral patterns in pastel shades on textiles, like curtains or throw pillows.

3. Geometric Prints: Use vibrant coral and turquoise geometric prints on textiles, like blankets or wall hangings.

4. Natural Fiber Textiles: Incorporate natural fiber textiles, like linen or cotton, in neutral shades for a calming atmosphere.

5. Layered Window Treatments: Use layered window treatments, like sheer curtains and opaque drapes, in neutral shades to add depth and texture.

Trend research by

Madhusudan Lal

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Camille Graeser · Untitled (sketch for textile design). 1953 · · Indian ink and pencil on paper.

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Cuna Textile, created in the 1970s

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My textile and surface design portfolio for fashion and interiors.

Interior images from Unsplash and edited for the purpose of product realisation. Cushion Mock ups from: coloformia on Freepix

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Grammar of textile design (1906)

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Pillow Cover by Hmong refugees in Ban Vinai, Thailand c. 1986

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This repeat pattern was created using Adobe Illustrator to create spiralled motifs, I then took the motifs into photoshop and created this pattern that is a part of my Psychedelic Dreamin.

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Anne Reiter und Sophie Lindner: "Mangels" – Eine Auseinandersetzung mit dem Mangel im 21. Jahrhundert

Zeitraum: 15.12.2023 – 04.02.2024

Künstler*innengespräch: 26.01.2024 | 19 Uhr Lokomov

Mangeln beschreibt eine historische Methode, Stoff zu glätten, Falten zu beseitigen und wieder aufzubereiten. In der Gegenwart finden wir Orte des Mangels – die Wunden in den Landschaften des Braunkohleabbaus, die Arbeitsbedingungen der Pflege im Gesundheitswesen oder die Klimakrise. Erfahrungen mit Mangel, ob an Konsumwaren, Ressourcen oder politischer Mitbestimmung werden mehrheitlich ostdeutschen Biografien zugeschrieben. Doch ist Mangel für ihre Erfahrungen überhaupt eine passende Kategorie? Seit den 1990er Jahren vollzieht sich in Ostdeutschland ein drastischer Wandel von Arbeitsrealitäten. Was braucht es, um sich von der Kohle zu verabschieden? Wie vermitteln, wie Tränen trocknen, unter den Generationen Ostdeutschlands? Anhand von Soundcollagen, Textilien sowie Fotografie begegnen die Künstlerinnen der Unschärfe des Begriffs Mangel. 

Diese Maßnahme wird von Seiten des Klub Solitaer e.V. mitfinanziert durch Steuermittel auf der Grundlage des vom Sächsischen Landtag beschlossenen Haushaltes und gefördert durch die Kulturstiftung des Freistaates Sachsen sowie durch die Liebelt Stiftung Hamburg.

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