These are the Pinterest trends for decoration in 2026

Pinterest has just released its annual trends report, Pinterest Predicts, which consolidates, through data analysis from the platform, the most searched terms by users that anticipate trends for the upcoming year. For 2026, the report identified 21 trends ranging from fashion to gastronomy to interior design. Below, we highlight three predictions from Pinterest for living in 2026, check them out! Afrodecor Homes will gain Afro-bohemian touches, with fabrics from Nigeria and art pieces from Ethiopia. Materials such as bamboo and rattan will stand out in this aesthetic, combining comfort and ancestry. Among the most searched terms are "Afro-bohemian decor," "chair with rattan details," and "Ethiopian art." In the photo, the Ateliê de Tebas, signed by architect João Gabriel at CASACOR Bahia 2025, pays homage to Tebas, the first black architect in Brazil. Playful Home A trend that has been gaining strength with dopamine decor, the home will be even more playful in 2026. According to the report, unusual objects will be found throughout the house, as well as colorful stripes - on the walls, carpets, and even lampshades. Among the searched terms are "striped ceiling" and "circus decor." Above, we highlight 'Brazilian Climbing,' a project by the OHMA studio at CASACOR São Paulo 2025, which created a dynamic pathway on the building's stairs with three different color palettes - all bold and vibrant. The highlight here is the art and design pieces that bring a playful and unexpected air to the decor. Neo Deco Art Deco, an aesthetic movement from the early 20th century, is coming back revamped more than 100 years after its peak. Marble, wood, and leather will become the main textures of 2026, along with less obvious materials like copper. Get ready to see many vintage lighting fixtures and elegant colors in 2026. The report points out the terms "red marble bathroom," "vintage bar cart," and "brass aesthetic" as indicators of the trend. In the photo, the project 'Adored Bar,' where Rafa Zampini recreated the aesthetic of speakeasy bars - those that emerged during Prohibition in the United States around 1920 when alcohol was illegal. In the project, velvet curtains, leather pieces, boiseries, and sober tones evoke the Art Deco style.