Uploaded April 2026 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
Interior design is witnessing a renewed fascination with ornaments and layered spaces, moving away from “millennial grey” and reintroducing patterns to the walls of our homes. This shift reflects a broader interest in integrating the past into contemporary interiors.
*Panelists*
*Alice Kemp-Habib* — Features Editor, The World of Interiors
*Mieke ten Have* — Interior Designer
*Marie-Séverine de Caraman Chimay* — CEO, Watts 1874
*Pierre Maes* — De Wit Fine Tapestries
This TEFAF Talk was presented by The World of Interiors as part of TEFAF Maastricht’s programming and took place on March 15, 2026
View full TEFAF Programming overview at tefaf.com/talks
Interior design is witnessing a renewed fascination with ornaments and layered spaces, moving away from “millennial grey” and reintroducing patterns to the walls of our homes. This shift reflects a broader interest in integrating the past into contemporary interiors.
*Panelists*
*Alice Kemp-Habib* — Features Editor, The World of Interiors
*Mieke ten Have* — Interior Designer
*Marie-Séverine de Caraman Chimay* — CEO, Watts 1874
*Pierre Maes* — De Wit Fine Tapestries
This TEFAF Talk was presented by The World of Interiors as part of TEFAF Maastricht’s programming and took place on March 15, 2026
View full TEFAF Programming overview at tefaf.com/talks










