For a while, it seemed Joanna Gaines's style would be frozen in time, forever tethered to the modern farmhouse aesthetic she made famous. Even as she pivoted from white shiplap, matte black trim and oversized wall clocks, the look seemed tattooed with her identity. But slowly, she's started introducing moodier, earthier colors, patinated brass and whimsical details that resonate with today without abandoning her fanbase.
As we ease into 2026, Gaines launched her spring collection at Magnolia, revealing a more delicate, feminine side to her style. Designed to "bring a sense of possibility to everyday moments," the line is embellished with tiny-print florals, trimmed with scalloped edges or pleats and dotted with dark wooden furniture engraved with details to let the eye linger. It feels a bit Little Women, a bit cottagecore 2.0—but largely designed to make you smile amid the hustle of everyday life and heaviness of the ever-present doomscroll.
Magnolia lists 287 items in its New Arrivals section, but after scouring them all, these are the standout pieces to reset your home for the year ahead; all with the stay-power to be treasured for ages.
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