Here we have put together the latest trends for you.
Structure & material trends
The beauty of nature serves as a central model for future textile developments. Structures from nature inspire numerous designs and surfaces and characterise a new, sensually tangible aesthetic. The search for authenticity is leading to a conscious return to natural materials and the rediscovery of handcrafted qualities - as a counterpoint to a world characterised by mass production. Exclusivity, individuality and a personal signature are becoming increasingly important.
Rough weave structures and pronounced relief effects, such as those created by chenille, jacquard or waffle weave, create lively plays of light and shadow and give textiles depth and expression. Natural materials such as wood, stone or clay as well as textile fibres such as linen and cotton take centre stage and form the basis for authentic, timeless surfaces. Tactile qualities, organic and deliberately imperfect structures become important stylistic elements. Organic shapes and motifs - such as leaves, waves, stone structures or tree bark - are reflected in designs and fabrics. Textured looks are created by knitted and woven structures with visible thickenings, subtle irregularities or three-dimensional-looking surfaces. Textiles thus become not only a visual, but above all a tactile experience and create a special depth, warmth and naturalness in the room. February 2026
Mocha mousse meets pastel
Warm and cool powder tones flow gently into one another, like a walk through a tranquil landscape. Soft bronze, delicate rosé and powdered pastels meet transforming teal, sandy beige and deep olive green.
Rounded pieces of furniture with flowing, organic shapes go well with this color trend. They create an atmosphere of security. Handmade objects speak of individuality and creativity. Matt surfaces and textiles such as bouclé and chenille lend the room a calming, tactile depth. Here, naturalness and elegance merge to create a retreat full of lightness - a place that inspires and grounds at the same time.
Pantone color of the year 2025
Warmth, comfort and timeless elegance
Mocha Mousse is the Pantone trend color of 2025 and inspires with its strong emotional and cultural significance. In an increasingly digital and fast-paced world, brown conveys an atmosphere of warmth, security and naturalness - values that are becoming increasingly important. In high-quality interiors in particular, warm brown tones create a timeless elegance and earthiness. It is increasingly replacing classic gray, as it creates a deeper and cozier atmosphere. Interior design: elegance and harmony
The brown tones continue to develop and become lighter and softer. While dark chocolate tones used to dominate, the trend towards creamy mocha, nougat, caramel and sand tones is now gaining ground. These shades are lighter and more versatile to combine, especially with warm neutrals or earthy pastels. Light brown nuances are replacing cool gray tones, as they create a more homely and emotional atmosphere. Warm taupe tones, beige-colored wood looks and soft earth tones are increasingly being used in high-quality interior design.
Part of a larger color movement
Brown tones are more than just short-lived trend colors - they represent a sustainable movement towards natural, earthy and warm tones. In recent years, brown has established itself as an elegant alternative to gray, and this trend is not just short-term hype. For 2027, brown could trend even further towards lighter, neutral and pastel tones - similar to the current beige revival, but with more depth. The combination of brown with cool or muted colors such as blue or mauve could also set new accents and open up fresh perspectives.
Why brown is the perfect choice for 2025
With its natural radiance and versatility, Mocha Mousse 2025 will become a key color in interior design, fashion and product design. Whether in warm, muted tones or as an accent color in combination with other trend colors - brown brings calm, security and style to any ambience.
Colour blocking
Colour blocking is a creative design approach that is trending in interior design. The method involves the deliberate combination of bold and contrasting colours in a space to create visual interest. It is inspired by the fashion world, where designers juxtapose bright, contrasting hues. In interior design, colour blocking is used to highlight certain areas or to visually structure spaces. For example, a coloured wall can serve as a statement piece or pieces of furniture in bold tones can act as accents. Carpets, curtains or cushions in bright colors also contribute to the dynamic effect and create highlights. It is important that the chosen colors harmonize with each other or deliberately contrast with each other to achieve the desired effect. The result is an individually and vividly designed room that inspires with its colourful appearance and creates a sense of well-being. If you are brave enough to experiment with colors, you will be rewarded with an ambience that is as unique as it is stylish.
"Good design does not just follow the latest trends and fashions; rather, good design combines aesthetics, function and ecological aspects. Visual and haptic aesthetic qualities appeal to our senses, while new technological developments create innovative solutions."
Stefanie Kerpen | Head of Design
The stimulating combination of deep and vibrant colors brings creativity to interior design and offers space for versatile combinations. Shades of green inspired by nature are reminiscent of a walk in the woods on soft moss, the spectrum of colors looks noble and harmonious. The contrast with the fresh trend colors 23/24 Apricot and Sun Orange, paired with delicate shades of pink, sets modern accents and makes the color mood glow. An ambience of calm and security, but also freshness and naturalness.
As a family business in its 10th generation, we consistently pursue the path of sustainable action. Sustainability is an important component of our corporate strategy. With EcoLine, we have developed a product line that meets high standards in terms of sustainability as well as design and functionality. The decorative and upholstery fabrics in this collection are made from 100% recycled PET bottle yarns and can be recycled again thanks to their purity.
In addition to textiles that conserve resources and a take-back system that returns our fabrics for recycling, we are constantly working on new ways and opportunities to reduce our ecological footprint.
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