Interior Trends 2026 – Early Opinion
- Katharina Klotz

- Jan 18
- 2 min read
2026 whispers instead of shouting.
Spaces are no longer staged; they are composed. It’s about depth rather than effect, about materials with weight, about interiors that don’t need to explain emotion — you feel it.

Glossy Ceilings

The ceiling rises to become the fifth wall — powerful, deliberate, present.High-gloss surfaces capture light, reflect it back, distort perspectives, and give spaces an almost theatrical tension. Particularly compelling are warm, saturated tones that replace white and lend rooms character. Glossy ceilings are not decoration; they are architecture. They demand decision, conviction — and precision.
It is precisely with glossy surfaces that the quality of craftsmanship becomes evident: every imperfection remains visible. But when execution is flawless, spaces unfold a distinct sense of generosity and presence.
Grandma Style — reinterpreted for the present.

The familiar returns — but with new authority.
Floral patterns, textile depth, and handcrafted details with a sense of history are no longer read as nostalgic in 2026; they are re-anchored with confidence. Modern Grandma Style is not a look back, but a response to the interchangeable. Paired with clear architecture, calm color palettes, and contemporary materials, it creates a tension between warmth and rigor, intimacy and ambition.
3. Biophilic Design

Nature is not decorated — it is integrated.
In 2026, biophilic design extends beyond plants. It reveals itself in organic lines, grounding materials, tactile surfaces, and lighting that respects the human rhythm. Spaces feel calm without being quiet. They appear effortless, not staged.
Conclusion
The trends of 2026 speak of spaces with substance.
Less visual noise, more inner tension. Less short-term impact, more lasting presence. Spaces that don’t try to please — they endure.
Stay inspired, Katharina Klotz
Klotz Interior – Interior Design from Berlin



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