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Maximalism, chocolate brown and vintage antiques are top designer choices: 2026 interior design trends

November 17, 2025

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Chocolate brown continues its reign as top color, while maximalism and eclecticism strengthen their positions as leading design aesthetics for top designers worldwide.

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