Banish Dull Interiors By Embracing The Modern Organic Look With These 9 Beautiful New Pieces at Oka
The best of the new in at Oka proves that the organic modern trend is going nowhere in 2026
There’s no shortage of design trends, and striking the right balance at home can be tricky. Lean too far in one direction and interiors can feel either overly fussy or uncomfortably stark. That’s why the organic modern trend continues to resonate. Grounded yet contemporary, it blends warmth, texture, and relaxed forms with a quietly forward-thinking sensibility.
I’ve noticed that Oka – one of my favourite retailers – has just launched a new collection rich in organic modern homewares, and it’s a welcome reminder that decorating with neutrals and earthy colours is very much back. Earthy, rustic tones are set to remain a defining feature well into 2026.
So, imodern organic still on trend? Absolutely. These are my favourite new-in pieces from Oka – timeless additions that will bring depth, warmth, and character to any interior, whatever your style.
This is a beautifully tactile piece – so striking, in fact, that I’d be tempted to use it purely decoratively rather than for serving. Styled on a coffee table, side table, or worktop, it makes a sculptural addition that elevates any surface.
Moss green decor is having a moment, and this beautiful cushion cover captures the shade at its very best. Style it on a sofa or armchair and layer with other natural blues and greens for a calm, earthy look that feels both current and timeless.
This piece works beautifully in almost any room in need of warmth and natural colour. It’s especially lovely in a bedroom or study, and would look equally at home in a garden room or as part of a thoughtfully styled conservatory.
If you’re seeking rattan decorating ideas, Oka is well worth a visit. I love this oversized planter, designed to accommodate larger indoor plants. It’s perfect for statement olive trees, which look particularly striking when styled in a kitchen.
This is the kind of piece you can’t help but reach out and touch. While it makes a beautiful gift, it’s equally tempting to keep for yourself – styled on a bookshelf, it adds texture, depth, and visual interest to the space.
I adore the deep, rusty earth red tone on this throw. This would look utterly beautiful draped over a sofa or an armchair, but to maximise its potential, use it as a throw on a bed or incorporate it in your daybed ideas.
I’m utterly obsessed with the colour palette of this beautiful lampshade. Soft olive and warm russet are offset by a cool, modern grey – a perfect expression of the modern organic aesthetic, where warmth and restraint meet. When lit with a gentle, warm glow, the colours become even more beautiful.
At first glance, this bedside table is clean-lined and refreshingly unfussy. But the deep green finish and cane detailing soften the design, giving it a more grounded, inviting feel.
These inky green tumblers must be on display. The best glassware to invest in is both practical and beautiful, and this set ticks both of those boxes. Display on a shelf or cabinet to add some colour to your kitchen.
All of these homewares are wonderful ways to add warmth to a room. The ultimate goal is a home that feels welcoming, comfortable, and deeply personal. Remember, combine modern comforts with vintage decor and sentimental pieces, and plenty of vintage textiles too, to stop the whole room feeling brand new.
'The modern organic trend has such a beautiful, grounding quality, bringing a quiet warmth that feels both modern and timeless,' says California-based interior designer Jaime Zehner.
'I love how the look takes its cues from the natural world: sunbaked earth, terracotta hues, aged plaster. The wonderful thing is, the look works beautifully in both contemporary and traditional spaces' she adds.
Among the hundreds of interior design styles – from Scandinavian and Japandi to Mediterranean, Mid-Century, and Modern Heritage – the organic modern look stands apart. Rather than following strict rules, it borrows thoughtfully from many movements, prioritising a feeling over a formula. The result is an interior that feels relaxed, grounded, and warm, yet unmistakably modern.
