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INTERIOR DESIGN TRENDS 2026: WHAT’S IN, WHAT STAYS AND WHAT TO AVOID

Grupo Malasa — Mon, 18 May 2026 13:50:38 +0000

Discover the interior design trends for 2026. We’ll show you which styles are gaining popularity, which timeless classics remain strong, and which design trends are fading away this year.

The Latest Interior Design Trends

Interior design in 2026 is moving towards warmer, more personal and welcoming spaces, leaving behind the extreme minimalism that has dominated recent years. Trending colours this year include earthy tones, soft greens and deeper shades such as olive green and anthracite grey, combined with natural materials like wood, linen and ceramics that add texture and authenticity.

Curved furniture shapes are becoming increasingly popular, alongside a strong presence of handcrafted and vintage elements. Contemporary interior design is focused on wellbeing, comfort and spaces adapted to everyday living.

Timeless Classics Still Reign

Although trends evolve, several timeless elements continue to dominate interior design in 2026 because they are versatile, elegant and easy to adapt to modern styles.

In furniture design, personal and functional pieces such as comfortable sofas, solid wood tables and bespoke bookshelves remain essential, bringing both character and practicality into the home. Decorative architectural details are also continuing to thrive, including ceiling mouldings and wall panelling, classic elements that add personality and sophistication to any space.

Say Goodbye to These Interior Design Trends

In 2026, while some trends are rising, others are gradually losing popularity. Many of these outdated styles now feel too cold, impersonal or artificial for the kind of homes people want today.

As mentioned earlier, extreme minimalism and overly empty spaces are fading away because they no longer feel warm or inviting. Likewise, the excessive use of grey and cool tones is becoming less popular, as these colours can appear monotonous and emotionally flat.

Another style losing relevance is the “catalogue interior” look — homes that appear copied directly from a showroom without any personal touch. Current trends value authenticity, individuality and imperfect beauty much more.

How to Adapt Your Home to the 2026 Interior Design Trends

Adapting your home to the 2026 interior design trends does not require a complete renovation. Small and strategic changes can bring warmth, personality and a stronger connection with natural elements.

Simple updates such as replacing cool tones with earthy colours, soft greens or richer shades can completely transform a space. Painting a feature wall or changing textiles like cushions and curtains can make a significant difference. Incorporating natural materials through wooden side tables, linen fabrics or ceramic accessories is another effective way to update your home.

Adding personal or handcrafted decorative elements — such as photographs, artwork or handmade ceramics — also helps create a home with greater identity and character.

Interior design in 2026 is all about creating warm, natural and personal spaces where trends serve as inspiration rather than strict rules. The goal is to design a home that truly reflects who you are and where you genuinely feel comfortable. If you are looking for professional guidance to achieve this balance, our interior design studio can help you create the home you envision for 2026.

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MALASA GROUP AMONG THE TOP 50 COMPANIES WITH THE HIGHEST TURNOVER ACCORDING TO THE ARDÁN REPORT

Grupo Malasa — Mon, 14 Jun 2021 17:19:13 +0000

On May 24th, the newspaper La Voz de Galicia published an article on the Ardán report, that analyzes the business fabric of A Coruña and its area of influence. It featured a ranking of the companies with the highest business figures (except for the Inditex group companies, for distinguishing themselves from the rest due to… Read More »MALASA GROUP AMONG THE TOP 50 COMPANIES WITH THE HIGHEST TURNOVER ACCORDING TO THE ARDÁN REPORT

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BOUTIQUE HOTELS IN A CORUÑA, THE NOA BOUTIQUE AND THE HILTON DOUBLETREE.

Grupo Malasa — Mon, 15 Mar 2021 13:02:18 +0000

At Grupo Malasa we are proud to have taken part in the first boutique hotel project in A Coruña with Noa Boutique and in the launch of the first location for the hotel chain Hilton in Galicia, also renovating an emblematic building such as the Red Eléctrica building in Zalaeta.
The architects from the Sinaldaba studio, were responsible for part of the renovation process, giving the ground floor its own character with inspiration from the 1920s luxury and art deco, using our materials for flooring and furniture.

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BOUTIQUE HOTELS IN A CORUÑA, THE NOA BOUTIQUE AND THE HILTON DOUBLETREE.

Grupo Malasa — Mon, 15 Mar 2021 13:02:18 +0000

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NEW ZARA HOME FLAGSHIP STORE

Grupo Malasa — Mon, 15 Mar 2021 12:56:18 +0000

Inditex once again trusts Grupo Malasa to launch its new global image for Zara Home: a 100% eco-friendly store concept, with a minimalistic design, which will combine physical and online shopping
The first location to embody this concept will be the flagship store located at Plaza de Lugo in A Coruña, and aims to become a worldwide reference for the brand.
We are proud that such an ambitious and interesting project is counting on us for its furniture, and we are fortunate to have the loyalty and trust of our clients.

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GRUPO MALASA COLABORATES WITH THE FOOD BANK

Grupo Malasa — Mon, 15 Mar 2021 12:52:10 +0000

Coronavirus not only caused a health crisis but an economic crisis of big dimensions. Many families suffer the consequences of this virus that has left many households with no income at all. For this reason, our company joins the many other companies and organizations that collaborate with the local food collection campaign here in Galicia.

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REINVENTING THE HARDWARE STORE CONCEPT

Grupo Malasa — Mon, 15 Mar 2021 12:45:07 +0000

The architectural firm Sinaldaba designs an out of the ordinary hardware store for Grupo Malasa. This retail project, housed in La Ría del Burgo (A Coruña) is more than a store, it’s a tool showroom. Its elegant and innovative design moves away from the traditional concept of a hardware store to cater to the customer’s visual pleasure, without losing professionalism or quality of its customer’s service.

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NEW PRODUCTION CENTER IN MEXICO

Grupo Malasa — Mon, 15 Mar 2021 12:39:21 +0000

The Mexican town of Querétaro has been chosen for the installation of the new furniture production center of our company Malasa Mex Contract, which, despite of Covid-19, is committed to continuing to grow.

The initiative has been received with enthusiasm since the new project, with an investment of 264 million pesos, plans to generate 400 new jobs.

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MALASA GROUP STANDS OUT FOR ITS PROFITABILITY

Grupo Malasa — Thu, 18 Feb 2021 08:36:19 +0000

The supplier companies of Goa Invest, Inditex’s construction company, have been in the news thanks to their outstanding profitability.

Our company, in particular, has achieved an operating profit margin of over 12% in this project.

At Malasa Group we are proud of our work and our good performance every day.

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HOTEL HILTON DOUBLETREE

Grupo Malasa — Sat, 07 Nov 2020 09:54:00 +0000

Grupo Malasa is proud to have collaborated in the project of the first boutique hotel in A Coruña city and the landing of the Hilton company in Galicia, also reforming an emblematic building such as the Red Electrica Building in Zalaeta.
The architects of the Sinaldaba office, who were responsible for part of the refurbishment, gave the ground floor its own character, inspired by the luxury of the 1920s and Art Decó, using our materials for flooring and furniture.

Read the full article here.

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