4 interior trends I’m loving right now (and can’t stop saving)

Okay, confession: I have an unhinged amount of interior inspo saved across every app I own. It’s kind of my thing - I always love finding the really cool, niche pieces not everybody has in their homes yet, the ones that make a room feel really chic instead of just... furnished. So today I wanted to do a little roundup of what’s actually been catching my eye lately. This is not a “these are THE trends of the season” report - just the vibes I keep saving, keep coming back to, and honestly can’t stop thinking about.

Here’s what’s on my moodboard right now.

Leopard had its whole moment (still having it, honestly) but zebra is quietly taking over as the print that feels more chic and more cool right now. The trick is using it as an accent, not the whole room — a zebra bench at the end of a bed, a single zebra ottoman next to an otherwise neutral sofa, one statement chair. It reads considered instead of costume-y, and it works with basically any palette because it’s technically neutral (black and white, hello).

This is the one I’m most obsessed with lately and need in my home asap. Swapping out boring matched Ikea cutlery sets for something with actual personality - think Sabre’s colorful, mismatched-on-purpose handles - instantly makes a table setting feel like you did it, not like it came out of a box. Same goes for dishware: hand-painted plates, pottery with an actual wobble to it, a plate that just says something funny on it because why not. It’s the difference between a table that looks nice and a table that looks like it has a personality.

(I’ve got a whole separate piece coming on my favorite niche kitchenware and homeware brands - this is just the appetizer.)

Fringe is having a real moment and I am fully here for it - on stools, on lampshades, on the edge of a throw pillow, even dripping off a lamp in actual metal chains instead of fabric (have you seen those? SO cool). It adds movement and texture to a room that would otherwise feel kinda flat, and it’s one of those details that photographs so well it almost does the styling work for you. We all love a content-worthy apartment, right?

By now we all know that chrome & stainless steel is a huge trend this year. I love stainless steel as an actual design object - framed as a passe-partout, used as a moodboard, or literally as a magnet board where you pin up photo strips, tickets, little memories or drawings, anything. It’s such an unexpected, extra-chic way to display the little things you’d otherwise lose in a drawer, and it feels so much more intentional than a corkboard ever could.

That’s the roundup for now - I’ll keep this little series going if you liked it. Let me know which of these you’re already into, and which vibe you’re currently loving & saving.

Lots of Love,
Hannah