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Home design: new arrivals & trends

Your home reflects your personality, and updating your space with new designs can be inspiring. Modern collections prioritise comfort: oversized sofas with deep cushions and removable slipcovers invite you to relax. Open shelves made from wood and metal keep spaces light and airy. Use new arrivals to refresh your living areas and create a welcoming atmosphere.

Sustainability & materials

Eco‑conscious materials lead current trends. Vegan leather, recycled fabrics and furniture made from reclaimed wood reduce environmental impact. Investing in durable, timeless pieces means you’ll enjoy them for years without needing frequent replacements. Hand‑woven rugs and baskets support local artisans and add individuality to your home. Select products free from harmful finishes and toxins to keep indoor air clean.

Sensorial living

A well‑designed room engages all senses. Soft textiles, inviting scents and thoughtful lighting transform a house into a sanctuary. Layer cushions and throws in different textures to add depth. Candles and diffusers provide pleasant aromas that change with the seasons. Adjustable lighting creates ambience and highlights your favourite features.

Craftsmanship & individuality

Handmade furniture and accessories bring character and authenticity to your space. Craftspeople use traditional techniques to create unique items that tell a story. Upcycling is another important trend: repurposing old furniture reduces waste and results in one‑of‑a‑kind pieces. Don’t be afraid to mix colours and styles to express your personal taste.

Decor & accessories

Small details make a big difference. Adorn your walls with art or wall decorations, introduce atmosphere with candles & room scents and add pops of colour with kitchen textiles. Combine functional objects like baskets and trays with decorative pieces to create a cohesive look. The result is a harmonious home that delights visitors and makes everyday life more enjoyable.

Colours & upcycling

Soft hues like pastels and earthy tones are on trend and pair well with bold accents. Mix textures such as linen, wool and glass to add depth. Upcycling old furniture gives your home character and conserves resources – an old ladder might become a unique shelf.

Plants & light

Houseplants and natural light bring vibrancy to your home. Succulents, hanging ferns or a lemon tree improve air quality and add a splash of green. Large windows, mirrors and light colours make rooms appear bigger. Combined with cosy textiles, this creates a balanced atmosphere.

Adding plants also encourages a connection with nature, improving your mood.