The new year 2026 brings fresh trends in the world of interior design, but also a return to timeless values - quality, comfort and elegant simplicity. To make your choice easier, we have prepared a selection of the best pieces of furniture that will mark the year ahead.
The emphasis is on clean lines, natural materials like wood and stone, and neutral tones that give the space a sense of calm. Luxury in 2026 is interpreted as subtle sophistication – furniture that is not imposing, but speaks for itself with its quality.
Large modular sofa systems, sculptural coffee tables, premium chairs and elegant dining room pieces are just part of the selection we recommend for modern interiors that want to make an impression but retain the warmth of home.
Bieke Casteleyn Coffee Table OOL 189
Inspired by the original Out of Line table, this coffee table is recognizable for its iconic sculptural personality. No matter the living room layout, its organic shape always fits harmoniously and elevates the entire space to the next level.
Minotti Bézier
The Bézier sofa goes far beyond the traditional concept of seating – it is a system of organic, modular elements that can be infinitely combined and adapted to the space. Designed by Studio MK27, under the direction of Marci Kogan, Bézier uses irregular volumes and fluid shapes to shape space and create exceptional comfort.
Bonaldo Youpi
Seen from behind, the silhouette of the Youpi chair resembles a stylized figure of a man, ready to offer a comfortable hug. Fabrice Berrux's design immediately attracts attention with its original form, which adds a touch of style and lightness to any space. The chair consists of a series of different shapes that come together in a harmonious whole thanks to the fabric or leather cover that completely covers it. The circular backrest seamlessly transitions into a spacious seat, and the entire structure rests on a wide conical base. The designer chair Youpi is also available in a version with four metal legs.
Bonaldo Avant-Garde
Designed by Fabrice Berrux, the Avant-Garde chair represents the evolution of a precise formal and constructive vision: with a recognizable aesthetic, the final product has a clearly defined and functional identity. The project explores the notion of visual lightness and levitation, resulting in a modern designer chair. The backrest and seat are formed by two separate curved lines, connected by a metal tube, while the space separating them reduces the visual impact and creates a sense of balance and fluidity.
Gallotti&Radice Selce-T
This unique table is created by manually applying natural stone powder using a spatula technique, which gives it a special character and natural texture. It is available in the colors Bruciato and Crema, and the new shades Conchiglia and Grafite are also available. Since it is a mixture of crushed natural stone, each surface has a unique shade - the perfect choice for those who appreciate originality and natural beauty.
