Joanna Gaines Just Dropped the Spring Decor That Will Define 2026, and You Need to See It

From rugs to duvets to dining tables

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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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1. Jane Floral Vase

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Magnolia's spring line just dropped, and this vase is so popular that the small size is already sold out. Its leaf motif was hand-painted by the brand's in-house artist, and the ruffled edge makes it an objet d'art in its own right, so you can appreciate it on your shelf even when it's empty.

My personal favorite of the launch, the Carolyn Enamel Table Lamp feels ripped from a storybook. It's a charming addition to a nightstand or side table, offering a subtle glow that adds warmth and character to the room.

You'll get extra mileage out of this reversible quilt, since you can style it two ways: One side features a floral block print (inspired by one of Gaines's favorite pillows) and the other is adorned with green stripes. Best of all, it's machine-washable. Who doesn't love low-maintenance bedding?

If you thought Gaines didn't get into Valentine's Day decor, think again. Her take is a bit more subtle than full-on sparkly pink hearts. This trinket dish looks homemade, providing a sweet nod to the holiday while corralling your rings while you wash your hands or cook.

Who couldn't use more storage? From the outside, the Willa cabinet looks like an 11-inch by 14-inch framed work of art, but step closer, and you'll see it's actually a cabinet to store your odds and ends. (Personally, I'd stow a wick trimmer, matches and other items I want to keep out of my toddler's reach.)

Blue and white pottery will never go out of style, and this riff lives up to its "heirloom" name—you'll want to pass it on for generations, though it's affordable enough that if you break a piece, you're not heartbroken.

Anthropologie's Gleaming Primrose mirror has spent years as the go-to mantel-topper in homes, becoming so ubiquitous that it's started to feel expected. And boring. This round number from Magnolia feels like a fresh take on a brass-trimmed mirror, offering a more modern shape but a similar sense of sophistication and history.

You can now take your Fixer Upper binges to the next level by making them a full-on sensory experience. Magnolia has designed a candle inspired by each of the Gaines's three big projects (The Lakehouse, The Castle and The Mountain House). Of the trio, The Lakehouse embodies spring with its mix of fresh air, jasmine and vanilla. It's equal parts clean and cozy.


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