,It's the runway show that everyone's been talking about – Chanel's spring/summer showcase in Paris recently has everyone buzzing with excitement about the clothes, yes, but also the mesmerizing planetary set design.
Martha Stewart has even chimed in, posting photos of an outer space-inspired birthday party set-up to her Instagram page shortly after the show. With shades of whimsigoth, might this signal a celestial interiors trend? We think yes.
While inflatable planets are not the most practical for the home, we're taking cues from Martha and Chanel in the realm of celestial aesthetics; and designers agree that it's a trend to look out for as we enter 2026.
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This half moon-shaped mirror is a chic addition to any hallway, bedroom, or bathroom, with the option to hang it horizontally or vertically. It comes in shiny brass or moody bronze.
This set of six champagne coupes inspired by 19th-century and early 20th-century English glassware makes for the perfect Christmas gift for that hard to shop for couple. Attending a wedding next year? We say get these ordered now.
I love to treat myself to a new set of coasters every once in a while, and these are going straight in my cart – there's something so covetable about the luxe marble and shimmery abalone trim.
According to design experts, the groundbreaking Chanel show is not only determining clothing trends for the next season, but also how we decorate our homes.
'This season’s planetary-themed runway looks have everyone looking up, and we’re seeing that same fascination reflected in how people are decorating their homes,' explains Dayna Isom Johnson, trend expert at Etsy.
'Shoppers are inviting something more imaginative and expansive into their spaces, reaching for celestial motifs, iridescent finishes, and cosmic color palettes that feel truly out of this world.'
Dayna tells us that decor options range from obvious outer space motifs to more subtle silhouettes.
'On Etsy, we’re noticing more shoppers drawn to pieces that capture the magic of the night sky, think moon-shaped mirrors or galaxy-inspired ceramics,' she tells us. 'Whether it’s a velvet cushion embroidered with constellations, hand-poured candles with metallic flecks, or wall art inspired by lunar phases, this trend celebrates creativity, optimism, and our connection to something bigger than ourselves.'
Not only do these accessories fit right into the Halloween season and whimsigoth aesthetic, they make for stunning decor all year round.
