Winona Ryder's Beverly Hills home is full of spellbinding style and 90s glamour - it's the perfect inspiration for this season
Warm jewel tones and luxurious textures, these 90s interiors deserve to be brought into 2026 homes
It's no secret that interior trends come and go, with decades-old styles suddenly rising in popularity and finding their way into our homes. And after looking at Winona Ryder's glamorous home from the 90s, we're not surprised.
We've seen many iconic home trends recirculate in today's world, whether that's avocado bathrooms or even the nostalgic Christmas decorations trend. There's good reason we revisit interior styles from the past; they're usually full of character and personality, which some modern styles can lack. One look that is definitely on our radar now? 90s glamour.
Sharing her home with Architectural Digest in 1994, Heathers star Winona Ryder showed us how to create a space that oozes luxury whilst staying true to the personality of the homeowner. It's the perfect inspiration as we head into the autumn and winter months, and we simply can't choose a favourite element.
Whether you like to keep up with interior design trends or not, you may have started to notice styles that reigned supreme decades ago coming back into fashion. People are clearly looking to add more character to their homes, and even interior paint colour trends are getting bolder each year.
That's why, when we spotted Winona's home on a throwback post from Architectural Digest, we had to pause for a moment and admire the style notes. Somehow, Winona and her friend Kevin Haley, who helped restore the space, had perfectly balanced rich, charming interiors whilst keeping the space clean and cohesive.
Looking at the living space, there's lots to look at; however, because of the warm, orangey-brown colour palette that's been adhered to, it doesn't overwhelm the senses. There's a pattern with the warm wooden cabinet, rich orange velvet throw and accent chair with complementary hues. They managed to add so much personality to the space without it feeling too much or becoming gaudy.
Although the home was certainly on the side of the maximalist trend, with its powerful colours, statement art and unique pieces of furniture, it's not cluttered. Instead, each piece used in the spaces has a purpose. Take the large artwork in what seems to be a second living area; it's the loudest thing in the room and anchors an otherwise neutral space.
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Another standout for us is the painted drinks cabinet, with its glossy finish and wonderful organic shape. One-of-a-kind pieces like these are often handed down through generations, and styling an heirloom piece like this can be a challenge. However, you must let a piece of furniture with such personality be the star of the show in a room. Only pair it with more subtly characterful accessories and furniture, like the marble coffee table and colourful vase of flowers.
Not only was this throwback timed perfectly with Halloween, but Winona's 90s home is fantastic inspiration for how to make a home cosy. Those rich tones, luxurious fabrics and candles galore are the perfect recipe for an autumn home.
Another easily recreated style note from Winona's home is the use of layered lighting. With warm-toned bulbs, candles and lamps, the space is comfortably lit without any overpowering main lights on. It keeps the space welcoming and cosy.
Emily joined woman&home as a staff writer after finishing her MA in Magazine Journalism from City University in 2023. After writing various health and news content, she now specialises in lifestyle, covering unique cleaning hacks, gardening how-tos, and everything to help your houseplants thrive.
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