Pinterest’s 2026 color palette offers an early look at the home color trends set to shape interiors in the coming year. From calming blues and nature-inspired greens to saturated plums and vibrant citrus tones, this year’s hues reflect a shift toward more expressive, mood-driven design where color becomes both a functional choice and a form

When interior designers approach a luxury bathroom, they rarely start with bold color or trend-driven accents. Instead, they begin with restraint. Neutral towels form the foundation of the most timeless bathroom designs, allowing materials, light, and texture to do the heavy lifting. In places where space and natural light vary widely, neutral bathroom design remains

This season, we’re excited to spotlight photographer Nick Mele, whose work brings a whimsical lens to American luxury. Known for crafting scenes that blend old-world glamour with modern irreverence, Nick’s imagery feels like a peek inside the most iconic resort towns, both real and imagined. His prints instantly elevate a space, offering that perfect mix

Three Can’t Live Without Products Kassatex: How did you start designing? MM: The seed was planted early. I grew up surrounded by fabrics and textiles— spending countless hours in auction houses, antique shows, and showrooms with my parents— so design has always been in my DNA. After college, you could find me at friends’ cocktail

Tucked between the Catskills and fields of wild grasses, Christene Barberich’s upstate escape is a masterclass in intentional living. What began as a 1960s brick doctor’s office has grown, slowly and thoughtfully, into a low-impact retreat centered on sustainable design, vintage finds and the beauty of small spaces. We caught up with the writer, editor

Three Can’t Live Without Products Kassatex: How did you start designing? Christina Kim: My ex-husband and I bought a 100 year old house to start a family in and renovated it ourselves. I was hooked! Kassatex: Three designers who inspire you: CK: David Hicks for his brilliant use of pattern, India Mahdavi for her sublime

Three Can’t Live Without Products Kassatex: How did you start designing? Sara Story: I attended the Academy of Art University and studied interior architecture, then worked for Victoria Hagan before starting Sara Story Design. Kassatex: Three designers who inspire you? SS: India Mahdavi for her use of daring color, Eileen Gray on charting the way

Three Can’t Live Without Products Kassatex: How did you start designing? Christine Vroom: I wanted to be a designer since I was 11 years old. My dad dated an interior designer for a short time and I fell in love with her career. We kept in touch and when I was 16 years old, she

Three Can’t Live Without Products Kassatex: How did you start designing? SB: Oh gosh. Well if I am being honest with myself, I started when I was a teenager and my mom gave me the opportunity to “redo” my bedroom for the first time ever. I am a little sister to two brothers so my

Three Can’t Live Without Products Kassatex: How did you start designing? Asia Baker: My first job after college was working at Vogue Magazine. Vogue Living was still in print at the time and it was one of my favorite monthly reads. After Vogue I worked for Roman & Williams which was one of the most