The End of Copy-and-Paste Interiors The

The End of Copy-and-Paste Interiors The most memorable interiors rarely begin with a trend. This home began with a Claude Monet painting that held personal meaning for the clients. Its landscape informed the palette, materials, and use of natural light.

That approach feels especially relevant in 2026, as homeowners move away from copy-and-paste minimalism and toward spaces that express identity, memory, and culture. I translated the concept into a functional floor plan, curated FF&E, elevations, and 3D visualizations.

For a family, this creates a home that feels genuinely personal. For a design studio, it provides a clear narrative that can guide every decision, from the first concept to final documentation.