Interior Design Studio in Spokane, WA

Every few years, the design world loves to declare a “comeback.” But when it comes to built-ins, archways, and rounded edges, I can’t help but smile. Did they ever really go anywhere? These architectural details have always held quiet power. They’re the subtle language of a well-designed home, the kind of craftsmanship that feels both current and enduring. And as we move into 2026, it’s clear that design is circling back to softness, warmth, and form that feels personal again

As the holidays approach, our homes become the backdrop for the memories we’ll carry with us, dinners that last a little too long, laughter that fills the kitchen, and quiet moments that remind us what “home” really means. This year’s holiday design trends beautifully balance tradition with timelessness, layering nostalgia, texture, and warmth in a way that feels lived-in, not overdone. Here’s what’s inspiring me right now: 1. The Return of the Retro Heirloom Aesthetic There’