Pinterest put out its Spring Trend Report 2026 on the Newsroom. The report pulls from recent search data to spot moves away from perfectionism toward self-expression, comfort, and feel-good moods.
Key Shifts in Searches
Searches lean into changing moods over changing yourself, the report notes. People look for ways to add personal touches without big overhauls. eMarketer points out that this favors mini upgrades like colorful tech accessories over full remodels or new buys.
Standout Trends
Two examples pop: grandmacore kitchens and lace details.
- Grandmacore kitchens: Searches up 545%, per Good Housekeeping. Pinterest’s Trends Lead Sydney Stanback says these bring back nostalgia and lived-in warmth that matches personal style—no need for all-white perfection.
- Lace accents: The “Laced Up” trend covers doilies and delicate details on clothes and decor. Country Living notes Gen Z and Millennials push this, with designers seeing demand for lace crafts and trims on curtains, pillows, and more.
What This Means for Pinterest Creators
Pin content around these: cozy kitchen tweaks, lace DIYs, mood-boosting personalizations. Searches signal what pins will get traction for spring 2026 planning—focus on low-effort, feel-good ideas that match rising interests.