Interior Design

Italian textile brand Radici has introduced three new colours for 2026, effectively updating its Nexus, Glamour and Oceania collections and reaffirming the company’s ongoing focus on colour as a defining element in interior design.

Since 1983, Fired Earth has been synonymous with luxury paint and tiles, enjoying an enviable reputation as colour and surface experts. Now, after some radical restructuring, the brand is back. Carly Allison, Head of Brand and Product at Fired Earth explains her ambitious plans for the future.

Motive transforms Wild’s London headquarters with bold colour, playful interiors and sustainability first design, creating a vibrant workplace full of personality.

Calico Wallpaper launches Lattice and Mosaic with Francesca DiMattio, two painterly wallcovering collections offered in seven colourways each.

In this hospitality focus we investigate sustainability, feature the Almanac x Alcaron, Prague, interview interior architect Tola Ojulape and report on the welcome return of colour to hospitality venues.

Handcrafted tile specialist Bert & May has brought together a collection of design-led British brands in an East London space that feels more like a home than a showroom.

Targeted at the luxury interior design sector, this London-based exhibition showcased over 280 interior brands, from wallpaper and furniture to lighting and bathroom basins.

Known for their playful and brightly coloured decorative objects, Barcelona-based Octaevo has expanded their tableware offering for the coming season.

Clark+Kensington’s 2026 Colour of the Year, Hazelnut Crunch, is a rich, earthy neutral anchoring two new palettes inspired by restorative, nature-rooted design.