For a kitchen that stands out in 2026, the furnishing trends point to:
- material textures with a natural effect for doors and especially tops, with a series of wood finishes for the former, like those of our Asia collection, and, for both elements, more “precious” solutions such as our polished Laminam Nero Greco and polished Statuarietto
- colours inspired by nature – warm thanks to the beige and sand tones mingled with the odd lively touch, a typical element characterising our Cloe collection
- authenticity in the choice of customised kitchens tailored to your needs that reflect your uniqueness in any circumstance – a concept aptly reflected in our payoff, “Kitchens as unique as you are”
As we explained in our focus “Kitchen trends 2026”, we prefer to sum these concepts up with the “Japandi style”, a trend that spreads serenity, order and elegance with few specific and practical cabinets, clean forms, natural materials and a neutral colour palette. In this way, we succeed in blending the Japanese Zen aesthetic, which is naturally minimalist but open to appealing imperfections, with the functionality and embracing warmth of the Scandinavian style, at once simple, relaxing and sophisticated.
Moreover, certain trends of the past few years still apply to kitchens in 2026, including:
- concealed kitchens, which can be easily created with our Pocket units to make the environment extremely tidy behind the large doors, which slide into the tall units when they open
- the soft and curvilinear design, which we propose starting from the Arco and Tuttotondo accessory collections, chosen also by Belen Rodriguez for her kitchen
- visual lightness, thanks to glass cabinets mounted on tall units, wall units and base units, which often evoke sustainability when glass – which is always recyclable – combines with frames made of aluminium, another “green” element, as in the Arredo3 glass cabinet proposals
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