Jaclyn Smith's stunning three-season room brings the outside in with woven furnishings – her look is dominating trends in 2026

There is nothing more welcoming or tranquil than the ever-relaxing embrace of nature. It makes sense, then, that so many people want to integrate the feeling of the outdoors into their homes. But how?

Jaclyn Smith gives a masterclass with her gorgeous three-season room. The sun-drenched space is built of natural wood flooring and walls of panelled glass. A fiddle leaf fig brings a touch of nature inside. Wicker furniture, bamboo shades, and a rattan planter help unite the verdant garden outdoors with her interiors.

This use of texture is nothing new, but it has become especially popular in recent years, as people crave more tactile spaces. Accordingly, Jaclyn's look will soon be in more homes, emerging as a major interior design trend for 2026.

Chloe Barrow, interior design expert at Laura James, explains: 'Texture is also playing a key role in indoor/outdoor furniture this season, and woven elements seem to be at the top of that list, offering an alternative to classic rattan that still blends style and functionality.'

If you prefer a more modern twist on the textural look in your sunroom, there are several ways to incorporate it beyond rattan furnishings and bamboo shades.

Chloe suggests: 'Rope furniture, in particular, brings a subtle holiday feel to the garden, perfect for those looking to create a luxury hotel-inspired retreat. I’d recommend pairing these sets with lush tropical plants to instantly elevate your outdoor area, creating a ‘holiday at home’ aesthetic for the summer.'

Furthermore, as seen in Jaclyn Smith's space, rattan and wicker decor look best when paired with natural materials like light wood. These tones are also in line with current trends, making it a great time to invest.

Chloe explains: 'Sustainability continues to be a major focus in home and garden design, and this extends to indoor/outdoor furniture choices. Consumers are increasingly turning to long-lasting, eco-friendly materials that align with a more conscious lifestyle. Acacia wood is a personal favourite, with its distinctive visible grain and durable nature. Pieces made with this material are still affordable and truly stand the test of time in terms of weather resistance. I believe we’ll be seeing this material a lot more this year and hopefully thereafter.'

Indoor outdoor living invites sun, warmth, and greenery into our homes. Adding natural materials is one of the easiest ways to access this.