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As August winds down, fall’s next big design trends are coming into focus. From equestrian-inspired rugs to tasseled curtain tiebacks, here are some highlights from the latest round of releases.
Arhaus honored its 40th anniversary with a fall collection spanning 630 new artisan-crafted designs. In addition to the geometric carved-marble Lysa coffee table, noteworthy intros include the deep red lacquered Bryer media console and the Frances bed, a gently rounded beauty with an upholstered headboard and a book-matched mahogany veneer.
Anthropologie’s fall 2026 collection introduces more than 200 fresh designs across lighting, furniture and decor. Highlights include a eucalyptus wood bar cabinet with an undulating contrast inlay; a sofa with a ruffled skirt; and a velvet-upholstered lounge chair by New York designer Merve Kahraman, set a cane-inlaid arched oak frame.
U.K. design firm VSP Interiors debuted a furniture collection with London-based brand Oficina Inglesa. The antique-inspired line comprises eight heirloomworthy designs, including three architectural bed coronas, a pair of four-poster bed frames, two dining chairs with carved cabriole legs, and an octagonal mahogany pedestal side table.
Morris & Co. unveiled the first volume of its new Voysey House series. The launch reimagines Arts and Crafts pioneer C.F.A. Voysey’s archival designs as 28 whimsical wallpapers, with eye-catchers such as the swirling Snake & Tulip, the swan-accented Duleek Silk and the underwater-themed Dory.
Maximalists, rejoice! David Hunt Lighting is now available in the U.S. through Heritage Home Supply in Chicago. Day-brighteners from the beloved U.K. brand’s playful—and fully personalizable—portfolio include everything from the bow-tied Eloise wall light to the high-contrast Scallop pendant and the colored glass Ethel table lamp.
Made Goods’s expansive fall collection has officially arrived in showrooms. Standouts from the 128-piece debut range from the acrylic-and-rattan Bessette coffee table and coco-beaded Auburn chandelier to the cane-inset Amara dresser and petrified-wood Aspen accent table.
Rebecca Atwood released four new wallpaper patterns for fall. Rain Lily features a botanical monoprint inspired by vintage Scandinavian and Japanese textiles, while the Coneflower mural is adorned with painterly blooms. Grass is speckled with small geometric markings, while Starfall showcases rhythmic brushstrokes that create a striated, weave-like motif. The latter two designs are also available as upholstery.
Samuel & Sons debuted two new collections, Velaré and Katerina. The first features velvet embroidered borders and appliqués in an assortment of rich hues, while the second offers a contemporary take on classic passementeries, including a color-blocked brush fringe trim and a handcrafted tassel tieback with a bullion skirt.
Phillip Jeffries celebrated its 50th anniversary with the launch of the Journey collection. The series spans 21 tactile wallcoverings made using traditional craft techniques, including the embroidered Raffia Atelier; the acoustic Plush Pillars; the shimmering Meta Metallic; and Hana, a wood veneer mosaic of a cherry blossom accented with metal-leaf flowers.
Hudson Grace launched its first-ever bath collection. Handmade in Portugal from pure zero-twist cotton terry, the 52-piece line includes percale-trimmed bath towels, hand towels and washcloths in hues ranging from sage green and golden yellow to crisp white and denim blue.
Connecticut rug studio Fayette’s collaboration with Florida-based HW Interiors is a love letter to equestrian culture. Called The Stable Edit, the collection features six fully customizable rug patterns inspired by horseback riding, including the banded Centerline; the fringe-accented Pilar; and Piaffe, a two-tone design punctuated by a graphic hoof motif.
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