The latest trends in home decor emphasize warmth, nature, and comfort, with a focus on earthy color palettes like warm neutrals, terracotta, and olive green. Key features include curved furniture, biophilic design elements like plants, and a return to natural materials such as wood and stone. Other notable trends are using textured wall finishes, incorporating smart technology, and creating self-care or multi-purpose spaces. 

1. Color and materials
   Earthy and warm tones: Expect to see a shift from cool grays to warm off-whites, beiges, and creams. Earthy colors like terracotta, olive green, muted mustard, and deep blues are popular.
   Natural materials: There's a growing preference for natural, high-quality materials like wood (especially oak and walnut), stone, marble, and quartzite for surfaces and architectural features.
   Textured walls: Designers are adding depth and interest with textured finishes like plaster, limewash, and creative wallpaper. 
   
2. Furniture and shape
   Curved furniture: Soft, rounded shapes and curved furniture are trending, creating a more relaxed and welcoming atmosphere.
   Maximalism: Some are embracing maximalist styles, which often involves bold wallpaper and a mix of textures and patterns. 
   
3. Design and functionality
   Biophilic design: Bringing nature indoors through plants and natural light is a key trend to improve well-being.
   Self-care spaces: Homes are increasingly designed to function as personal retreats, with areas dedicated to self-care.
   Multi-purpose rooms: With changing lifestyles, rooms are being designed to serve multiple functions.
   Smart technology: Smart home technology is becoming an integral part of modern design.
   Focus on craftsmanship: There is an interest in handmade items and the "wabi-sabi" aesthetic, which celebrates imperfections and soulfulness over perfection.