If you've been nostalgic for the warm and cocooning tuscan kitchens of the early 2000s, you're in luck: they're back for 2026. This time around however, the look is more classic and understated, extending its focus on natural materials, cozy palettes, and brass accents throughout the home. We found the perfect example in Sabrina Carpenter's home.
The singer took to Instagram to post about her birthday, sharing her Tuscan-style interiors in the process. A storied corner in her Los Angeles home is replete with textural details. It features a built-in wooden bookshelf, colorful antique books, and a candleabra-shaped wall sconce. The tiny vignette proves that you don't need to repaint or totally redo your home to tap into the Italian trend; small details are enough to capture its essence.
