2026 Trends Report unveils six big ideas shaping homes and gardens
Specialist home, garden and lifestyle communications agency, Honest Communications, has launched its highly anticipated 2026 Home and Garden Trends Report, packed with fresh insight into the themes set to shape homes and gardens over the coming year.
Drawing on its industry insight and an extensive network of designers, horticulturists, and lifestyle specialists, the agency has identified six standout trends set to shape homes and gardens in 2026. Spanning playful design, mindful living, and planet-positive practices, these themes offer fresh inspiration for spaces both indoors and out:
Mini meadows: Pocket-sized wildflower patches turning balconies, borders, and backyards into buzzing biodiversity havens.
Whimsy revival: Playful, personality-packed décor that sprinkles colour, charm, and nostalgia through homes and gardens.
Sanctuary bathrooms: Spa-like retreats where ritual, relaxation, and recovery become part of daily life.
Regenerative gardening: Going beyond sustainability to heal soil, store carbon, and help nature thrive.
Ritual dining: Slow, sensory mealtimes that celebrate connection, creativity, and the joy of lingering at the table.
Earthcore: Grounding spaces wrapped in earthy tones, tactile textures, and the beauty of imperfection.
The report features contributions from leading voices across the home and garden world, including the likes of Dr Sarah Owen-Hughes (MCIHort, Head Gardener at Rudding Park), Dr Emily Attlee (conservation scientist and co-founder of Seedball), and health coach Sarah Stannard, plus leading brands including Charles Bentley, Hovia, and Quorn Stone, all sharing their insider tips to help bring these trends to life. Together, they share exclusive tips and inspiration to help readers bring each trend to life.
Available to read and download online, the publication offers practical advice for creating spaces that are not only beautiful, but also restorative, expressive, and enduring.