by Ashley García-Abarca - Marketing Team
Interior design is always evolving; today’s trends reflect the industry’s focus on sustainability, alongside a resurgence of the iconic styles that have shaped the industry’s past.
Bringing Nature Indoors
Designing an interior space goes beyond aesthetics, it’s about establishing an environment that supports your well-being. In today’s fast-paced, technology-driven world, creating spaces that let us reconnect with ourselves and nature has become crucial. This idea forms the foundation of biophilic design, a growing trend that uses natural elements to create calming environments in homes, offices and hospitals.
Materials like wood and stone play a vital role in strengthening the connection to nature through touch and sight. More than just a design choice, these materials reflect a growing commitment to sustainability, a core principle of biophilic design.
To bring these concepts to life, our Decorative Collection 24+ offers sustainable, trend-forward solutions that balance beauty and practicality. Muted colors like
Reed Green
introduce the calming influence of plants without overpowering a room. Capturing the popularity of earthy textures, our
Feelwood
and
Wood Reproductions
replicate the authentic look and feel of real wood. These surfaces embody the natural elements integral to biophilic designs. As this trend continues to shape interior design, our decors aid in the developing spaces that connect with the outside world.
Personalizing Your Space
While nature continues to inspire design, there’s a growing focus on individuality. As people seek spaces that feel both soothing and personal, color has emerged as a powerful tool for self-expression.
Drawing from past decades designers are embracing earth tones alongside bold vibrant hues. These colors add a stunning presence, evoking nostalgia and resulting in interiors that feel both lively and familiar. Through our
Muted Colors
, you can add a natural pop of color that blends seamlessly with surrounding elements. Though often viewed as loud, colors contribute to the creation of designs that feel timeless, expressive and uniquely personal
A Cozy Alternative
As bold colors and natural textures continue to rise, designers are showing renewed interest in warm greys and taupes. These soft neutrals offer a calming base and pair beautifully with vibrant hues.
As design continues to embrace interiors that promote peaceful and inviting atmospheres, warm tones are gradually replacing the cool greys that have dominated. Their softer, natural appearance offers a cozier alternative to the sleek minimalist style of earlier trends.
Supporting this shift, shades like our
Cubanit Grey
and
Taupe Grey
, complement textile and woodgrain surfaces, offering a subtle backdrop that allows these elements to shine.
A Timeless Classic
Medium to dark woodgrains are making a strong comeback in design, favored for their ability to add sophistication and depth to spaces. These deep rich tones create a striking contrast, especially when paired with warm neutrals or vibrant colors.
The popularity of woodgrains stems from their visual and tactile appeal, enhancing both the design and its connection to nature. Our
Wood Reproductions
and
Feelwood
ranges capture the unique patterns and texture of solid wood. Their modern matte-finish is further elevated when paired with complementary elements such as metal, glass and stone.
From traditional to contemporary spaces, our medium to dark oak and walnut finishes support a wide range of styles and interiors.
From Concept to Reality
Whether you’re embracing sustainable designs or incorporating personalized touches, our Decorative Collection 24+ offers the materials you need to execute these design trends with ease.
