In 2027, dining rooms are back in. Though the formal spaces were once rejected on the basis of their assumed stuffiness, homeowners are now bringing cozy, welcoming energy into these rooms with the increase in hosting at home as a trend.

At , we're looking to Behati Prinsloo and Adam Levine's former Pacific Palisades dining room for a blueprint. Designed by Clements Design, natural materials create a portrait of warm luxury for the coming year. From the grained dining table to the nubby carpet to the wooden mid-century chairs, every element of the room creates an inviting cocoon that feels elevated but homey.

This layered, textured look embodies the dining room trends we expect to see for the coming year.

The return of the dining room aligns with shifts in how homeowners are thinking about their spaces. Sarah Tarraf, the Senior Vice President of Data Insights & Inspiration at Rocket explains: 'Going out is expensive; staying in has become more desirable, and that shift is showing up in what people want from their homes. The ‘Cozymaxxing’ and ‘hosting core’ trends reflect a bigger change in how people are spending their time and money.'

However, versus previous iterations of the formal dining room, the latest evolution prioritizes spaces that feel like a hug; though they are not as casual as a kitchen bar, they embody that same energy with welcoming materials.

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With this shift, dining rooms are evolving to be more organic, as we see through the abundance of natural wood in Adam and Behati's space. Shelley Cochrane, design expert at Furniture Village, states: 'Natural materials and textures have emerged as a key interiors trend for 2026. In dining rooms, they bring depth, visual interest and a tactile quality that transforms the space. Wood, in particular, takes centre stage with its natural grain adding rich character and distinctive charm to a dining space.'

So, what's the best way to decorate with these natural materials to make them feel as restful as in the Pacific Palisades home? Shelley advises: 'To highlight its beauty, pair a wooden table with simple, understated accessories that allow the grain to remain the focus, letting the material itself define the room.'

Warm, cocooning homes are always popular, but this season, the dining room is the focus.

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