While quiet luxury (the design trend that took the lavish luxury you could recognize in an instant and toned it down a notch) is still such a buzzword in interior design, its minimalist foundations don't always leave room for the characterful, lived-in that actually make a house feel like a home.
With more eclectic interiors on the rise and character reigning over curated, the reserved look is starting to date. Of course, the quiet luxury trend can be commended for its accomplished feel. It exudes grandeur without the need for any lavish fixtures, fine fabrics, or Rococo-esque furniture, instead embracing organic materials, warm neutral tones, and modern shapes. However, in 2026, 'Found Luxury' feels far more fitting.
