A woven sideboard with a generous curve. A pale blue chest that brings colour into a quiet corner. Gingham, gathered skirts and a room wrapped in deep Bordeaux.
Moe’s Home’s Fall/Winter 2026 collection gives designers plenty to work with. Across six design directions, familiar details take on fresh proportions, materials and finishes—offering ways to create spaces with warmth, character and a distinct point of view.
Here’s what caught our eye, and how we’d bring it into a project.
Coastal Modern: Texture Takes the Lead
The appeal of Coastal Modern starts with natural materials and an easy sense of comfort. Woven surfaces, warm woods and rounded forms bring depth to a room while keeping the overall feeling relaxed.
The Claudia sideboard captures that balance. Its natural rattan adds texture, while its substantial shape gives it enough presence to anchor a dining room, living space or entry.
Pair it with oversized art and simple ceramics, leaving room for the weave to do some of the work.
Claudia Sideboard Natural (ET-1014-24)
Painted Finishes: A Little Colour Goes a Long Way
A painted piece can change the feeling of a space without requiring a whole new palette.
The Eleanor chest in light blue offers a softer approach to colour. Its traditional detailing feels familiar, while the finish introduces a fresh note among wood, stone and upholstery.
We like it against warm wood panelling or patterned wallpaper, where the contrast gives both the furniture and its surroundings more definition.
Eleanor 5 Drawer Chest (RP-1060-45)
Skirted & Scalloped: Details with Personality
Gathered fabric and scalloped edges bring movement to a room. They also offer an interesting counterpoint to the straight lines of cabinetry, tables and architectural finishes.
Moe’s explores this direction through pieces such as the Clea console, with its gently shaped lower edge, and skirted seating that adds softness beneath an otherwise structured arrangement.
Try one expressive detail within a simpler scheme. A shaped console or gathered stool can give a hallway or dressing area a little unexpected charm.
Clea Console Table Heritage Brown (EF-1036-24) | Heidi Storage Ottoman Beige Stripe (OA-1112-34)
Gingham: Familiar Pattern, Fresh Placement
Gingham has an approachable quality that makes pattern easy to introduce. Its regular rhythm works comfortably alongside wood grain, woven materials and solid upholstery.
The Isabelle console in brown gingham brings that pattern into an unexpected place: a gathered skirt beneath a wood frame and drawers.
It’s a useful reminder to consider more than rugs and cushions when adding pattern. Furniture itself can become part of the textile story.
Isabelle Console Table Brown Gingham (EF-1025-03)
Golden Hour: Warmth You Can Build Around
Golden Hour draws on the richness of honey, ochre and warm yellow, supported by inviting upholstery and soft light.
The Freya accent chair in golden yellow makes a strong starting point. A pair creates an intimate conversation area; a single chair can introduce warmth to a bedroom or living room.
Ground these golden tones with dark wood, or combine them with cream and natural oak for a gentler palette. The colour has enough presence to carry a corner without needing much around it.
Freya Accent Chair Golden Yellow (OA-1135-09)
Well Red: Depth, Colour and Atmosphere
Well Red takes the collection into a moodier register, with deep red upholstery, dark finishes and warm pools of light.
The Imogen sectional in Bordeaux shows how a large upholstered piece can establish the palette for an entire room. Layered with related reds and rich wood, it creates an enveloping setting.
For a smaller introduction, use a red accent piece within an existing scheme. Give the colour enough space to feel intentional, then repeat it subtly through art or accessories.
Imogen Sectional Bordeaux Left (VV-1046-38-L-0)
Bring the Directions Together
These six stories offer starting points rather than complete room formulas. A painted chest can sit comfortably beside woven rattan. Gingham can bring pattern to a warm neutral scheme. Golden upholstery can soften a room grounded in dark wood.
That flexibility is part of the appeal of Moe’s broader offering: furniture, lighting, art and accessories that let you develop a space from its anchor pieces through to its finishing touches.
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