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Choosing a design style for your home isn’t just about aesthetics. It’s about how you want to feel in your space. Each style carries its own philosophy, material palette, and emotional temperature. Here’s a practical guide to the most popular residential interior design styles in 2026, what defines them, and who they’re for. Modern Modern …

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Dezeen Showroom: Italian furnituremaker Lapalma has created an al fresco version of its Kipu Club chair, bringing Anderssen & Voll‘s design to the great outdoors. Read more

US studio Faulkner Architects has clad a low-profile mountain house in corrugated Corten steel for wildfire resilience in Northern California. Read more

Dezeen School Shows: wooden play apparatus combining traditional and contemporary timber techniques is among the projects from the Architectural Association. Read more

Dezeen Showroom: Spanish tile brand Cevica has combined the creative potential of modular systems with the warmth of the handmade in its Tile Crafts range. Read more

A monochrome palette of wood and metal marks out this low-lying house in Britain’s only desert, designed by architecture practice Hollaway Studio as an evolution of its dilapidated predecessor. Read more

Designer Bahbak Hashemi-Nezhad and architect Farrokh Aman drew on their Iranian heritage when creating the playful interior for a cafe in east London that evokes traditional Middle Eastern bistros. Read more

Dezeen Showroom: Italian stone brand Antolini has teamed up with Bang & Olufsen to create an outdoor speaker that explores « sound as an architectural language ». Read more

Milan design week might have reached peak brandification this year, but there were still plenty of outstanding independent exhibitions to be found in the margins. Below, the Dezeen team shares nine of its favourites. Read more