Trends 2026
Autumn is in full swing, the season when we all retreat indoors. We return to the place where warmth, comfort and a true sense of home come together. That’s why we’re already looking ahead to the interior trends for 2026, to make your home even cozier and perfectly in tune with the times.
Craftsmanship takes the spotlight
The time, passion and energy that go into creating a handcrafted fabric are once again receiving the appreciation they deserve. We are turning back to quality products where skill and humanity can be felt. Think of handmade designs, carefully upholstered furniture and beautifully textured weaves. An interior filled with passion naturally shines.
Cultural influences and the beauty of nature play a major role in the way products are designed and made. The story behind a design captures our attention and encourages us to make more conscious choices. The trends for 2026 celebrate craftsmanship and sustainability, blending aesthetics with environmental awareness.
Bringing nature into our homes is more than a passing trend, it’s becoming a way of living.
Sustainability as a strength
Nature remains a key source of inspiration for living spaces in 2026. Shades of green such as olivine, dark teal and turquoise bring calm and serenity, while earthy tones like beige, taupe, terracotta, sand and mustard yellow create warmth and comfort.
This natural feeling continues through the use of plants and light, airy fabrics that create a relaxed and open atmosphere. The focus lies on materials with texture and depth. Fabrics you can feel, curtains that gently touch the floor and layered window coverings that combine sheer and blackout fabrics to add luxury and dimension.
High-quality and recycled materials are becoming more prominent, and linen remains a timeless favourite in our safe haven.
Dare to make your mark
While we often seek a sense of balance, we also crave a touch of boldness. This is where midimalism comes in, a blend of minimalism and maximalism where calm meets creativity and simplicity meets expression. Make a statement with a bold colour, layered window decor or a striking piece of art. Add flair to simplicity to keep your space warm and exciting, for example with a soft piece of furniture in an industrial setting or a colourful curtain in a neutral room.
Comfort and style remain essential, but above all your home should reflect who you are. It should be a place where you can always find peace and where your personality shines through in every detail.
