From the Sagist Instagram Journal: a villa design with furniture crafted from natural materials, and why wood, stone and tactile textures lead interior trends in 2026.

The first thing to go, when a room softens, is the corner. Clients rarely ask for curves by name. They say the space feels sharp, or restless, or that they can't settle in it, and when you walk the room with them you find the culprit soon enough: a square island edge sitting at hip height, a boxed reveal over the bed, a run of joinery that meets the wall like a blade. So we round it. And that is precisely where a lot of this industry gets found Curves, Raw Stone, and the Di

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