Home & Lifestyle February 19 2026

INTERIOR DESIGN TRENDS MAKING WAVES IN 2026

Australia’s interiors are experiencing a warmer, more expressive shift in 2026. After years of traditional minimalism and quiet luxury, homeowners are embracing a richer, more tactile look, leaning into spaces that reflect individual style and personality. Layered softness, organic textures and nature-inspired tones are shaping inviting interiors that feel calm and connected as emotional wellbeing is increasingly prioritised along-

side aesthetic appeal.

Diana Altiparmakova, Head of Product and Marketing, Luxaflex Window Fashions, recognises that this movement toward layered softness marks a distinct shift from 2025.

“Last year’s approach leaned into minimalism and simplicity, but 2026 expands into a more expressive and sensory direction as designers and homeowners are favouring depth, tactility and warmer tones to create environments that feel cocooning and

emotionally supportive," she said.

From smart technology to soothing, natural palettes, Luxaflex 2026 interior trends prioritise comfort, calm and convenience.

Blending softness with innovation and thoughtful design, this year’s window treatment styles help transform every day spaces into environments that feel both beautiful and deeply personal.

Organic colour stories

Colour trends play an important role as a shift towards a warmer, more dynamic minimalism emerges. While neutral palettes remain foundational, they soften and warm throughout 2026 with shades such as cashmere cream, warm sandstone, oatmeal, soft mushroom and muted greens bringing a grounded restorative quality to Australian homes.

Patterns remain refined and understated, with tone-on-tone stripes, fine geometric motifs and delicate botanical prints offering just enough texture to elevate the overall look. Layering earthy hues with organic fabrics creates warmth and dimension.

Luxaflex Silhouette Shadings are designed with light-loving fabrics in floating vanes to softly filter sunlight, enhancing these tones while maintaining a sense of calm throughout the home.

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At the heart of this trend is a strong connection to light and landscape. Generous windows work to flood interiors with natural light, creating spaces that feel open, calm and connected to their surroundings.

As wellness remains in focus through 2026, interiors support a subtle emotional reset, bringing calm and clarity to our increasingly overstimulated lifestyles.

“Maximising natural light plays an important role in creating

comfortable, well-balanced homes,” Altiparmakova said. “Window treatments are important in maintaining this, not only working to enhance aesthetics but also serving practical purposes like privacy and light control.”

“HOMEOWNERS ARE FAVOURING DEPTH, TACTILITY AND WARMER TONES”

Rustic natural

As this year’s design moods lean into warmth and authenticity, the rustic natural aesthetic continues to evolve, offering a look that feels lived-in, relaxed and personal. Drawing inspiration from organic materials and earthy textures the style favours raw timbers, rattan furniture, and tactile surfaces.

Coastal calm

Timeless and effortlessly chic, coastal calm embodies the relaxed rhythm of seaside living, drawing on layered textures, warm neutrals and filtered daylight to create interiors that remain comfortable, calm and connected year-round.

For window coverings a beautifully soft and flowing curtain from the Luxaflex Sheer Curtain range supports this trend with its natural flow, layering beautifully to help integrate subtly into a space. Through a range of complimentary tones the design adds textural depth and can transform the ambience of a room. Paired with Luxaflex Duette Shades it allows for an easy balance of daytime light, night time privacy and energy efficiency.

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BUILDING THE FOUNDATION

Why physical development matters in junior tennis

As a Strength and Conditioning coach, one of the most common misconceptions I see in junior tennis is the belief that improvement comes solely from spending more time on court. While technical skill is essential, a young athlete’s ability to tolerate load, recover and compete consistently is heavily influenced by their physical preparation.

Tennis places high demands on the body.

Repeated sprinting, rapid changes of direction, rotational forces and long matches all challenge developing athletes. Without adequate physical capacity,

these demands can quickly exceed what a young body is prepared to handle.

Building capacity, not just strength

Strength and conditioning for youth tennis is not about lifting heavy weights or pushing maximal loads. Instead, it focuses on building movement patterns, foundational strength, balance, agility and control. When strength is lacking, players often compensate through other joints or muscle groups. Over time, this can increase stress on areas such as the shoulders, lower back, knees and ankles, common problem areas in tennis.

Supporting growth and long-term development

Junior athletes experience rapid physical changes as they grow. Strength and conditioning plays a vital role during these periods by improving joint stability, body awareness and tissue tolerance. This support

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is particularly important during growth spurts.

Confidence that carries onto the court

Physical preparation doesn’t just change how an athlete moves, it changes how they play.

Laying the foundations early

Developing physical foundations early is about setting young athletes up for success, not fast-tracking results. By integrating strength and conditioning alongside technical coach-

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Recently, I talked about eXoWin9x. It’s a ready-to-use collection of 662 classic Windows 95 and 98 games from 1994 to 1996. You can get the bundle from the project’s website: www.retro-exo.com/win9x. html. Because it’s 260GB, you can’t download it directly. Instead, it’s available as a torrent.

BitTorrent is a peer-to-peer file-sharing network. Instead of getting a file from one server, you download small parts from many people at the same time. Your computer also shares the parts you have with others. All these users together are called a “swarm.” It’s like a group project where everyone

helps out, so the work goes faster. This makes sharing large files much easier and less demanding on any one connection.

Many legitimate groups use it, including game publishers, Linux projects, academic groups, and eXoWin9x. BitTorrent itself is legal – it’s just a way to transfer data, like email or cloud storage. Problems only come up if you download illegal content. If you stick to legal downloads, you’re fine.

Getting started with BitTorrent is easy. You just need two things: a torrent program (called a “client”) and a torrent file or magnet link for what you want to download. First, download a BitTorrent

client. Some popular options are qBittorrent, Transmission, and Deluge. I personally use qBittorrent. After you install a client, you’re ready to try your first torrent. Here, we’ll download eXoWin9x. Click the link on the website above, and it will open qBittorrent and start the download. Depending on your Internet speed, this might take a few hours. Keep in mind that while you’re downloading, you’re also uploading to others. After you finish getting eXoWin9x, close the program from the menu to fully exit –just closing the window only minimises it.

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WHAT ARE HOT SPOTS IN DOGS?

Hot spots – you might also hear them called acute moist dermatitis – are one of those skin problems that can go from “that’s a bit red” to “wow, that looks awful” in no time at all. They’re sore, inflamed, often wet-looking patches of skin that can pop up on the head, legs, hips or really anywhere on your dog’s body. And the scary part? They can grow incredibly fast. What starts as a small irritation in the morning can turn into a large, raw wound by the end of the day.

Most hot spots start with something simple – an itch. Your dog scratches, licks or chews at the area to get some

relief. But instead of helping, it makes things worse. This creates what we call a “lickitch-lick” cycle. The more they lick, the more irritated the skin becomes, and the bigger the lesion gets.

Moisture plays a big role too. Saliva combined with the normal bacteria found in a dog’s mouth (Staphylococcus intermedius) creates the perfect environment for infection. That bacteria is completely normal for dogs and not something you need to worry about as an owner – but when it’s mixed with constant licking and trapped under thick fur, it can quickly trigger a nasty skin infection.

Where the ‘hot spot’ appears can sometimes give us a clue about what’s going on underneath. A sore patch over the hip might be linked to arthritis. One near the ear? It could be a painful ear infection. In fact, around 30 per cent of dogs with hot spots have another underlying issue, such as allergies, a deeper skin infection or

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even a bite wound. It really doesn’t take much – just 10 minutes of intense chewing can create a surprisingly large lesion.

Common triggers include environmental or food allergies, flea bites, ear infections, matted coats, boredom and joint pain. Wet fur after swimming or rain can also trap moisture against the skin, especially in thick-coated breeds.

Treatment usually involves stopping the licking (often with an Elizabethan collar), clipping the fur around the area to let it breathe, and cleaning it with a gentle antiseptic solution. Your vet may also prescribe antibiotics or other treatments.

HOW LONG DOES IT TAKE?

Iam often asked by parents considering enrolling their child into swimming lessons ‘How long will it take for my child to Learn to Swim?” Unfortunately, it is not a question I can answer simply, as every child is different, and learning to swim is a long-term, ongoing process.

My best advice – start early – and if you didn’t start your child early – start now. Australian experts recommend starting swimming lessons from six months, but you can and should practice early water familiarisation before this. Babies are not born with a fear of the water, but can easily develop a fear if

not acclimatised to water, so make sure baby has regular baths and showers, and becomes comfortable with the sensation of water being trickled and then poured over their head. Your six-monthold will then accept the water more readily, and with less fear than an older child who is suddenly exposed to water in an unfamiliar environment outside of the home.

Drowning is a fast and silent killer. Children aged 0 to four years are at high risk of drowning and the impact on families is devastating. It is a risky time, as young children are naturally curious and attracted to water but do not yet understand the concept of danger. The earlier a small child can get to the side of the pool after a jump or fall into the water and pull themselves out, the better and the safer they will be. Acquiring this skill takes time and practise but is worth every effort to master.

I cannot give you a timeframe in which a child will learn, but consistency is the

key to the development and maintenance of swimming skills, so attending lessons should become an established part of your child’s weekly routine throughout their infant, preschool and early school years. Regular lessons all year round allow your child to practise the swimming skills appropriate to their developmental stage and learn at their own pace. Patience and encouragement is the key.

We usually say (as general guide) that your child has become a capable swimmer when they are able to swim 400 metres with good technique, without stopping, and without becoming exhausted.

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AQUARIUS

JANUARY 21 TO FEBRUARY 19

Is an ongoing financial problem bugging you big time? A combination of clever research and old-fashioned hard work will lead to a smart solution that ticks all the boxes. From Thursday onwards, retrograde Mercury challenges you to reboot your thinking, revise your money goals and devise a practical plan. With Mars and Pluto both visiting Aquarius, it’s time to be proactive and strategic as you charm the cynics, persuade the critics and dazzle the doubters.

TAURUS

APRIL 21 TO MAY 21

Slow-moving Bulls prefer things to proceed smoothly, with no sudden surprises. However, with Uranus still transiting through your sign, life continues to be a series of ups and downs. Particularly this week as unpredictable Uranus squares Mars, and Mercury goes retrograde. Don’t be afraid of change! Your motto comes from movie star (and birthday great) Elizabeth Taylor, “There are so many doors to be opened, and I’m not afraid to look behind them.”

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PISCES

FEBRUARY 20 TO MARCH 20

Monday is fabulous for fortuitous meetings, as lucky Jupiter trines sociable Venus (in your sign). On Thursday, Mercury turns retrograde (in Pisces) and – for you – health, personal projects, communication, computers and travel could be affected. So expect some of the following – fatigue, dodgy deadlines and delays, misunderstandings and mix-ups, back-flips and breakdowns, reversals and recalls. A calm, patient Piscean approach will see you through.

GEMINI

MAY 22 TO JUNE 21

Mercury starts reversing through your career zone on Thursday, so relations with a boss, work colleague, client or customer could be challenging. Over the next few weeks, do your best to pick your battles very carefully, choose your words very wisely, plus check all meetings and appointment times thoroughly. The period from Thursday until March 21 is a good time to do things with an ‘re’ in front … revise, remember, rehearse, revisit, rethink and reboot.

VIRGO

HOROSCOPES

ARIES

MARCH 21 TO APRIL 20

Don’t become so focused on the busyness and miniature of daily life that you lose sight of the bigger picture. Look to the horizon! Reviewing and re-setting long-term goals, dreaming big dreams, and making time for meditation, contemplation and relaxation are the secrets to a successful week. But be extra careful and cautious on Friday and Saturday, when the unpredictable Mars/Uranus square could stir up your restless, reckless, accident-prone side.

CANCER

22 TO JULY 22

On Monday, lucky Jupiter (in your sign) makes a lovely aspect with pleasure planet Venus, so make the most of any good fortune and fun times that come your way. On Thursday, Mercury starts reversing through your travel and adventure zone. If you are going away (especially interstate or overseas) make sure you double-check your itinerary. And (if possible) avoid signing contracts and legal documents (and making expensive purchases) until after March 21.

JULY 23 TO AUGUST 23 LIBRA

Hey Lions … Mercury Retrograde season starts on Thursday. So – if you stir up grievances with an old adversary – you could find you’ve bitten off more than you can comfortably chew! When it comes to relationship problems, avoid quick fixes (especially with relatives). You’ll come up with a satisfactory solution if you think things through and act on your hunches. Tune into the peace-loving influence of Venus as you learn to smile sweetly, forgive and forget.

SCORPIO

OCTOBER 24 TO NOVEMBER 22

Mars, Uranus and retrograde Mercury are stirring up your domestic and friendship zones. Which could rattle your composure, fire up your frustrations, and amplify any relationship problems you’re facing at the moment. But don’t waste your time (and everyone else’s) with endless sulking and complaining. Instead, be inspired by movie legend (and birthday great) Elizabeth Taylor, “Pour yourself a drink, put on some lipstick, and pull yourself together.”

AUGUST 24 TO SEPTEMBER 23

Monday’s terrific for socialising and setting long-term goals. With Mercury (your ruling planet) in retrograde mode (from Thursday until March 21) resist the urge to over-analyse, over-worry, overstress and over-react. Especially involving close relationships (of the romantic and platonic variety) plus joint ventures. By all means think things through, but avoid getting caught up in an endless, obsessive loop. Try to relax and go with the flow.

SAGITTARIUS

NOVEMBER 23 TO DECEMBER 21

Most Sagittarians are happy, glass-halffull kind of folk, so Mercury Retrograde doesn’t usually throw you. You’re used to being disorganised and love it when plans change at the last minute! And you prefer to focus on the positives. This Mercury retrograde period (from Thursday until March 21) is a good time to do anything with an ‘re’ in front of it … revise, rehearse, review, remember and reconnect. Especially involving family members and domestic projects.

S EPTEMBER 24 TO OCTOBER 23

The week starts well with a happy, welcoming Venus/Jupiter trine. But then – on Thursday – Mercury starts reversing through your daily routine and wellbeing zone, which encourages you to revise and reboot your diet and fitness habits, plus streamline your work output. Nutritious food, regular exercise and careful planning will help you through the week with extra pep in your step. But if you don’t communicate clearly, misunderstandings are likely.

CAPRICORN

DECEMBER 22 TO JANUARY 20

Mercury turns retrograde on Thursday. It’s the planet of clear thinking, communication (talking, texting and writing), transport, travel, commuting, commerce, computers, media and the Internet. So it’s not a good time to gossip; sign contracts; start a job or business; buy a phone, computer, car or home; launch a website; install new software; go on an important business trip or embark on a big holiday. Instead, be extra patient and wait until after March 21.

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Meals

Churro Cookies Maddie’s

These cookies are a great treat, incorporating the best parts of two desserts.

What you'll need:

– Mixing bowl

– Spatula or wooden spoon

– Measuring cups and spoons

– Electric mixer (not essential)

– Piping bag (if not available, a zip lock or freezer bag works just as well)

Ingredients:

Cookie Dough:

– 115g softened butter

– 1/2 cup brown sugar

– 1/4 cup white sugar

– 1 egg

– Splash of Vanilla

– 1 & 1/2 cup plain flour

– 1 tbsp cornflour

– 1/2 tsp baking powder

– 1/4 tsp baking soda

– 1/2 tsp cinnamon

Sugar Mixture:

– 2 tbsp brown sugar

– 2 tbsp white sugar

– 1/2 tsp cinnamon

Buttercream:

– 150g softened butter

– 300g icing sugar

– Splash of water (optional)

– Splash of vanilla

– Dash of cinnamon

Method:

1. Combine sugars and butter until smooth.

2. Once combined, add egg, vanilla and mix well.

3. Sift in dry ingredients and fold together, then chill the

mixture for 20-30 minutes. While the mixture is chilling, preheat oven to 180°C.

4. Once chilled, roll cookies into balls and roll in the sugar mixture. Press down slightly to make the cookie flat.

5. Bake for 12-15 minutes. Allow to cool completely before icing.

6. Combine butter, icing sugar and vanilla, mixing until peaks form.

7. Spoon buttercream into a piping bag, cutting the bottom corner to allow the icing through. Pipe in a swirl on top of each cookie and Enjoy!

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