Stine Goya’s Spring Summer 2026 collection, The Guest House, transforms the idea of home into a sartorial narrative, where interiors become both muse and medium. Building upon her recent foray into housewares, the designer blurs the boundaries between fashion and interior design with remarkable finesse.

In collaboration with surface design house File Under Pop, Goya developed four bespoke paint shades that echo the collection’s palette. The partnership also shaped the setting: File Under Pop’s headquarters, curated by Josephine Yaa Akuamoa, became a living backdrop for the showroom and a celebratory dinner, an intimate stage that grounded the collection in warmth and familiarity.

The imagined story of a traveller arriving at an 18th-century country house finds its voice in equine prints, Austen-inspired flourishes, porcelain plate motifs, ceramic-style buttons, monogrammed details, and delicate crochet trims. Silhouettes oscillate between whimsical romance and quiet sophistication: a structured, vest-like bodice melting into a fluid skirt; washed denim with wide waistbands and signature “S” and “G” belt loops, balancing refinement with playful ease.

Stine Goya’s SS26 offering is a love letter to the intimate elegance of everyday surroundings. Each piece captures the textures, rituals, and poetry of domestic life, inviting the wearer to inhabit a world that is at once grounded in reality and touched by fantasy.