The intersection of beauty, wellness, and home decor has always existed, even if not glaringly obvious. The most commonly cited example of such cross-industry outcomes can be attributed to home fragrance. As evidenced by brands including Earl of East and Control + Chaos, the scent of a room has a significant impact on its aura, playing a crucial role in creating the ambiance and atmosphere of a living space. Home fragrance can significantly enhance an interior's overall design and feel, complementing other visual aspects, including color, texture, and lighting. For instance, a light citrus or floral scent can energize a bright, airy room, while a rich, woody fragrance adds warmth and depth to a space with dark, sophisticated decor. Home fragrance serves as an invisible layer of design that many may not initially think to focus on, yet it has the ability to strongly influence how individuals experience a space.Recently, the relationship between beauty, wellness, and home decor has branched out from the home fragrance category, dipping its brush into collaborations with interior paint companies. MAC Cosmetics celebrated its 40th birthday by producing a cohesive lipstick and interior paint shade with designer wall paint company Lick, Olive & June crafted a nail polish based on BEHR Paint Company's 2025 color of the year, and Tata Harper Beauty collaborated with wellness paint business Alkemis Paint to envision a shade for loyal consumers' homes.These partnerships have begun to redefine the way consumers engage with beauty and color in their personal spaces while highlighting the symbiotic relationship between interior design and the beauty industry.