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February 14, 2026
|Burton Mail
IF super-bright furnishings are right up your street, and minimalism leaves you feeling lacklustre, then a dash of clownish charm could be just the ticket.
Striking the perfect balance between bold colours, eye-catching prints and a nod to the circus big top, the FunHaus trend is all about infusing a sense of joyous theatricality into everyday spaces.
“After years of minimalism and neutral interiors, the FunHaus aesthetic has emerged to reflect our desire for more playful, expressive homes,” highlights John Rastall, head of commercial for DFS Home.
“Think bold stripes and abstract silhouettes, balanced with a pared-back colour palette for a dose of sophistication.”
If you're not sure where to kickoff, John suggests starting in the bedroom...
“A joyful way to introduce personality into bedroom design, nodding to a more youthful and playful energy... without sacrificing comfort and cosiness.”
He says to begin with a statement-making headboard, with plush ribbed panelling. “Set this against a backdrop of a dramatic striped wallpaper to create a feeling of big-top grandeur.”
Choosing both hero pieces and accents, such as an armchair, in rich, opulent fabrics like velvet will instantly elevate the look, says John.
“Add a sense of luxury that balances with the more playful elements of the design.”
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