If you’ve been following along for a while, you know I love taking a look at the latest home decorating trends and design styles — especially the ones I think will last into 2026 and beyond. And today I’m taking a look at quiet luxury style, with ideas for bringing a touch of quiet luxury interior design to your home, where to shop for quiet luxury decor, and more.
Whether you’re already a fan of quiet luxury style or are simply wondering what quiet luxury home decor is all about, I hope you’ll find all sorts of helpful ideas and inspiration in this post.
Pure Salt Interiors – console table
First, what is quiet luxury interior design?
The quiet luxury trend originated in the fashion world and moved to interior design late last year.
A quiet luxury space might include neutral hues, streamlined silhouettes, sumptuous fabrics, warm woods, and pared-back decor — anything that evokes a relaxed, intentional way of living.
Words you might use to describe the quiet luxury aesthetic include minimal, refined, subtle, classic, neutral, understated, timeless, pared back, sophisticated, high-quality, and elegant.
No matter how you define it, quiet luxury style reflects a calm simplicity anyone can appreciate and adopt.
What is the difference between quiet luxury and old money interiors?
Quiet luxury is sometimes equated with the old money aesthetic — and while both looks embrace the art of understated elegance and luxurious living, quiet luxury design is generally more approachable, minimal, and contemporary, while old money spaces are typically more formal, embellished, and traditional.
The Cabinet Gallery Utah – Cambridge Home Co. – lantern pendants
How to bring the quiet luxury aesthetic to your home
To bring the quiet luxury look to your home, start with a neutral color palette, add in a mix of timeless and on-trend elements, then layer in some lovely textures through rugs, curtains, throw pillows, and blankets in sumptuous fabrics like velvet, cashmere, wool, and linen.
Ali Henrie Design – Lindsay Salazar Photography
A quiet luxury color palette is generally warm and neutral — think rich camels, muted greens, creamy whites, soft blues, and washed out blacks — with minimal branding, embellishment, and pattern.
Materials in a quiet luxury style home might include millwork and wall moldings, stonework, limestone flooring, aged brass fixtures, weathered wood, stucco, marble, or travertine.
Since quiet luxury interior design is essentially understated, it’s easy to end up with a space lacking in personality, so when incorporating quiet luxury interior design in your home, make sure to add in some personal items, such as artwork, photos, plants, or mementos from your travels.
Here are a few more tips for bringing the quiet luxury look to your home:
- Stick with a soothing neutral color palette.
- Incorporate jute, wool, or sisal rugs.
- Choose soft cotton or fine linen upholstery, slipcovers, and bedding.
- Opt for curtains and window coverings in cotton, velvet, or linen.
- Incorporate plenty of candlelight and soft ambient lighting.
- Display family photos in silver frames.
- Stack your favorite books on shelves, side tables, console tables, and coffee tables.
- Use linen tablecloths and napkins for dining.
- To create a quiet luxury look in the kitchen, display lovely items such as wood cutting boards and marble pastry boards, a salt & pepper cellar, a marble mortar and pestle, olive oils, wood utensils and rolling pins gathered in a vessel, framed artwork, or a small lamp.
AKB Design Studio – Sylvie Li Photography
For more ideas and inspiration, you might want to take a look at sites like Serena & Lily, Dear Keaton, Arhaus, or Pottery Barn, which reflect what the quiet luxury trend will look like in 2026.
At the bottom of this post, I share some places to shop for quiet luxury style decor, as well as a few of my favorite pieces.
Quiet Luxury Interior Design Ideas for 2026
Below, you’ll find several beautiful spaces showing how to incorporate the quiet luxury aesthetic throughout your home.
Quiet luxury living room ideas
A quiet luxury living room isn’t glam, shiny, mirrored, or glitzy. Rather, quiet luxury style spaces are filled with warmth, collected accents, plush seating, soft rugs, layered lighting, and pillows and throws in luxurious materials.
A neutral color scheme, warm wooden beams, and velvet sofa bring a sophisticated look to this elegant living room.
Ali Henrie Design – Lindsay Salazar Photography
Ali Henrie Design – Lindsay Salazar Photography – coffee table
This living room is a great example of quiet luxury style: modern, refined, pared back, and comfortable.
This living room features an abundance of interesting textures, materials, and neutral tones for a stylish and contemporary look.
This beautiful living room features an interesting mix of modern and organic elements.
Whittney Parkinson Design – Sarah Shields Photography – similar coffee table – similar chandelier
A light neutral color palette and mix of curved and structured silhouettes lend a touch of quiet luxury style to this beautiful great room.
This sophisticated sitting area features a neutral color palette and a mix of straight edges and cozy curved swivel chairs.
Quiet luxury can be interpreted in many different ways, as shown in this beautifully styled living room.
The unique blending of different design elements makes this quiet luxury living room feel collected and unique.
Organic touches bring a warm feeling to this stylish living room and great room.
I love the luxurious, light and airy feeling of this beautiful living room.
Streamlined furniture pieces lend a modern look to the living room, while soft textures and a neutral color palette retain a sense of softness and femininity.
An abundance of natural light creates a calm feeling in this luxurious living room.
For more quiet luxury living room inspiration, you might be interested in my post, Beautiful Living Room Ideas and Trends for 2026.
Quiet luxury bedroom ideas
There are countless ways to bring a touch of understated luxury to the bedroom, as shown below.
Fabrics and textiles made from natural fibers like linen, cotton, wool, jute, and rattan—are perfect in quiet luxury style interiors.
With layers of soft textures, soothing colors, and relaxed yet refined furnishings, a quiet luxury bedroom provides the perfect retreat.
This luxurious bedroom design features both modern and classic elements.
A quiet luxury bedroom often features a calming color palette of soft neutral tones.
This quiet luxury bedroom design achieves a modern feeling via the chic sconces and tall headboard.
Lisa Sherry Interieurs – Rue Mag
A quiet luxury style bedroom generally incorporates a soft, neutral color palette and luxurious fabrics like linen, velvet, and cashmere.
This beautiful bedroom has a calm aesthetic, with its layered rugs and velvet settee.
This quiet luxury bedroom features a soothing color palette, luxurious draperies, a vintage chest of drawers, and an airy woven light fixture.
Soft window treatments bring a touch of elegance to this chic bedroom design.
from my post, Restoration Hardware Style: How to Get the Look
For more bedroom ideas, see my post on Beautiful Bedroom Ideas and Trends for 2026.
Quiet luxury kitchen ideas
Whether you opt for warm woods, aged brass hardware, marble countertops, topiaries, or simply a vase of fresh flowers, there are many ways to bring a touch of quiet luxury to the kitchen, as shown below.
Studio McGee – pendants – counter stools
In a quiet luxury style kitchen, the aim is creating a space that feels both graceful and approachable, perfect for gathering together without fuss.
The quiet luxury aesthetic is a style that ages well — always welcoming, never stale.
Jean Stoffer Interiors — pendants
For those who love a touch of luxury, a butler’s pantry is a timeless addition to the kitchen.
Luxurious marble elements tell a beautiful design story in this chic kitchen design.
With its warm color palette, natural stone elements and understated elegance, this contemporary kitchen is a great example of quiet luxury design.
The incorporation of warm woods creates a beautiful balance to the white cabinetry and marble backsplash in this lovely kitchen design.
Studio McGee – counter stools – similar counter stools
Subtle decorative touches like fresh flowers offer a simple, nurturing detail that makes a quiet luxury kitchen feel joyful and well cared for.
Curved architectural elements, like this arched doorway and hallway leading to the kitchen, are trending in 2025 and 2026.
Here’s a timeless kitchen design featuring brass pendant lighting and hardware and a mix of white and white oak kitchen cabinets.
The Cabinet Gallery Utah – Cambridge Home Co. – lantern pendants
The Cabinet Gallery Utah – Cambridge Home Co. – similar pendants
This stylish space incorporates warm wood cabinetry, modern black pendant lighting, and woven counter stools, for a sense of quiet luxury in the kitchen.
David Frazier Interiors – similar counter stools
A beautiful mix of white kitchen cabinets, black countertops, and brass fixtures combine to create a kitchen that will never go out of style.
This chic butler’s pantry is the perfect example of quiet luxury design at its best.
I’m so inspired by this stylish kitchen design featuring double islands, a shimmering zellige tile backsplash, and classic brass and glass pendant lights.
I love this elegant kitchen design featuring abundant natural light and built-in bench seating. We have the same pendant lights in our kitchen.
Such a stunning kitchen design, complete with a mix of white oak and white cabinets, brass accents, and a shimmering zellige tile backsplash.
Sleek brass pendant lights bring a striking focal point to this elegant kitchen design featuring coffered ceilings and warm marble countertops:
Brandon Architects – Patterson Custom Homes – pendant light – similar pendant
A masterful mix of a polished nickel faucet and brass pendant lights lends a warm and wonderful feeling to this timeless kitchen design.
For more kitchen decorating ideas, you might be interested in my post, Beautiful Kitchen Design Ideas and Trends for 2026.
Quiet luxury bathroom ideas
The bathroom is one of my favorite areas in the home to incorporate quiet luxury interior design.
Jenny Martin Design – Coast Prestige Homes
Brass hardware details provide the perfect complementary metallic accents to quiet luxury interiors. The polished, golden tones add a hint of warm glamour without dominating the room.
AKB Design Studio – Sylvie Li Photography
An elegant wall treatment, double mirrors, brass sconces, a white oak vanity, and mixed metal finishes bring a feeling of quiet luxury to this beautiful master bathroom design.
Here’s another view of this luxurious master bathroom:
White built-in shelving, a mix of brass and polished nickel finishes, and under-vanity lighting bring timeless style to this master bathroom.
Jenny Martin Design – Coast Prestige Homes – sconces
Brass hardware pieces in quiet luxury interiors feel like quiet statements, introducing a warm, luxe accent that never overwhelms.
Their inclusion makes every detail feel cared for, with a nod to enduring beauty.
AKB Design Studio – Sylvie Li Photography
Incorporating linen curtains in the bathroom invites softness and light, creating a luxurious spa-like atmosphere.
AKB Design Studio – Sylvie Li Photography
A mix of checkerboard tile flooring, warm woods, and an elegant chandelier create the perfect quiet luxury aesthetic in this lovely bathroom design.
Here, an arched wood vanity mirror brings a luxurious touch to this small full bathroom.
AKB Design Studio – similar mirror – similar mirror
With its luxurious finishes and wall moldings, this timeless bathroom a great example of quiet luxury interior design.
Carrier and Company, via Architectural Digest
I love the neutral color scheme and mixed metal finishes in this stylish bathroom design.
Stylish architectural details bring a sense of quiet luxury interior design to this master bathroom.
This chic master bathroom design is a great example of how to make the best use of a narrow space.
Here’s a luxurious primary bathroom featuring twin vanity cabinets in light oak as well as a statement chandelier.
A long marble-topped vanity creates a quiet luxury aesthetic in this timeless master bathroom.
Brass mirrors and sconces, mixed with polished nickel faucets, black pulls, and a warm wood vanity cabinet, create an elegant and timeless primary bathroom.
For more bathroom ideas see my post, 2026 Bathroom Trends and Design Ideas for Master and Small Bathrooms.
Quiet luxury entryway ideas
Floral arrangements soften corners and add a sense of presence that reminds you the home is lived in lovingly.
AKB Design Studio – Sylvie Li Photography
I love the understated elegance and interesting mix of textures in this beautiful entryway.
Architectural Digest – RH Design for Kerry Washington – similar console table
Modern artwork and wall moldings are two great ways to bring a luxurious feeling to the entryway.
Salt Design Co. – chandelier – similar artwork – similar artwork – similar artwork
Simple touches like a woven basket, a coastal console table, and ginger jar bring timeless style to the entry.
Barrow Building Group – door color is Sherwin Williams Denim Blue
With a wonderful mix of modern and traditional elements, this beautiful foyer exudes quiet elegance.
Chic modern artwork and minimal styling lend a pared-back sophistication to this lovely entryway.
A dramatic chandelier and black front door lend a sense of quiet luxury to this beautiful foyer.
A vintage rug, paired with a mid-century modern console cabinet, creates a sense of quiet luxury in this beautiful entryway.
A neutral color palette and abundant textures add a sense of quiet luxury to this entryway.
For more entryway and foyer ideas, see my post, Stylish Entryway Ideas for a Beautiful First Impression.
Quiet luxury dining room ideas
You can interpret the quiet luxury interior design style in a dining space via soft lighting, clean-lined furniture, and sumptuous fabrics like silk, linen, and velvet.
Studio McGee – dining chairs – dining table – pendant
The dining room is the perfect place to get creative and try out a new color scheme, unique wall treatment, statement chandelier, or large piece of artwork.
Here’s a chic dining room featuring a beautiful mix of neutral tones and natural wood elements. I love the spacious yet cozy feeling of this space.
AKB Design Studio – Sylvie Li Photography
AKB Design Studio – Sylvie Li Photography
Try to include durable, beautifully crafted pieces with traceable origins and designs that will become heirlooms rather than landfill fillers.
This beautiful dining room features chic slipcovered dining chairs and a statement chandelier.
I love this beautiful dining area with its statement dining table, slipcovered dining chairs, and black and brass chandelier.
A rustic wood dining table and linen slipcovered chairs add texture and warmth to this beautiful space.
Such a stylish and elegant dining area! I love the elegant chandelier.
For more dining room decorating and furniture ideas, see my post, Modern Dining Room Decorating Ideas.
Luxurious outdoor spaces
The patio, porch, and other outdoor areas are the perfect place to experiment with quiet luxury design. Here are a few spaces that celebrate relaxed indoor-outdoor living.
Banner Day via Style Me Pretty – chaises – hanging chair
This elegant outdoor area features a cozy seating area with beautiful patio furniture, a brick fire pit, and stone fountain.
Garden Studio Design – Brandon Architects – Patterson Custom Homes
This chic outdoor dining area, with its pared-back neutral furniture and decor, is a great example of quiet luxury style.
This beautiful Mediterranean style home, with its stylish outdoor seating area and gorgeous landscaping, sets the ideal tone for luxurious outdoor living and entertaining.
Quiet luxury style outdoor spaces might include fireplaces, outdoor kitchens, swimming pools, pool houses, greenhouses, and raised-bed gardening areas.
Living Gardens Landscape Design – Styled by Pure Salt Interiors
With its relaxed, upscale aesthetic, this covered outdoor seating area is quiet luxury living at its best.
Monika Hibbs – lantern pendant
This backyard patio, covered by an elegant pergola, is a great example of quiet luxury design in outdoor spaces.
In addition to classic materials and plantings, it features a simple and soothing color palette.
For more outdoor decorating ideas, see my post, Beautiful Patio Ideas for Relaxed Outdoor Living.
Quiet luxury interior design on a budget
Although quiet luxury style interiors embrace quality materials and finishes, adopting this look doesn’t have to cost a lot of money.
You can achieve the quiet luxury aesthetic on a budget by incorporating a mix of high and low pieces, shopping thrift and antique shops, making deliberate purchasing decisions, and curating your spaces over time.
Start by looking at your home with a fresh eye and using pieces you already own and go from there. It’s all about creating a beautiful life — whatever that looks like for you!
I enjoyed putting this post together and hope you found it helpful and informative.
Please let me know if you have any questions about quiet luxury home decor and design. Have a wonderful day! xo Jane
quiet luxury style decor and furniture:
Quiet luxury brands and places to shop for decor and furniture:
Arhaus
Serena & Lily
McGee & Co.
Dear Keaton
Alice Lane
Kathy Kuo
Pottery Barn
Jenni Kayne
Wayfair
Restoration Hardware
Estate sales
Flea markets
Garage sales
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