International design calendar gets back into full swing

Get some inspiration from the usual September design events: 

Maison&Objet - 10-14 SEPTEMBER 2026

HOUBI BUDDY Planter

ADÈLE GOULET Bulb

C'EST BIEN FAIT

London Design Festival

12–20 September 2026

MADE x Barbican

Stoneline gallery

"longevity decor is en vogue"

Finally we are coming back to the well-known from our parents and grand-parents approach - we have to think of how our furniture and home as a whole will serve us through the coming years. And this should not be considered a trend, as ELLE Decor published soon in an article about latest interior design trends - this is the logical way of designing for ourselves and for our children. 

 This is also the best approach to designing furniture as something which is to be used for long years. It is about quality materials and elegant functional design that will satisfy the needs of generations. Like wood and natural stone. I like using wood in my designs - it can easily be renovated and treated so that it can age beautifully:

Although I would rather say that "longevity design is en vogue", because decor is something which we can easily change and create a different mood without major renovations.

Easy Styling

I hate boring interiors. And I am convinced that it is not expensive furniture that makes rooms look and feel stylish. Sometimes it is enough to add one interesting design item to completely change the look of a room. Or two :) - like in this one below:

Handcrafted pieces always add character (source: Elle DECOR)

But what is most important - select pieces that reflect how you live, what you value, and the atmosphere you wish to create. And combine them tastefully - a showcase of your favorite collections could be a great way to create this stylish loook, even in the kitchen/dining room:

Paints can be the easiest way to make an architectural element more interesting or add colorful accent to a simple interior:

(Image credit: Crown Paints)

More decorating ideas in my post.

One of my favorite ways to easily renovate a room and add your style is wallpaper. In this project I used bamboo wallpaper to define the dinig area and color glass for the kitchen door - that was the desire of the owner:

Photo by Trendoffice Interior Design Consulting - Discover dining room design inspiration

Working with a trusted design expert can help you to implement your ideas, avoid mistakes and get more inspiration.

What are your ways and ideas?

My Selection from Milan Design Week 2026 - Part 2

 What I liked and took picture of during my visit to Milano this April - get some inspiration, but pls don't copy:

 

Have a look at some more photos from my visit to Milan design Week 2026 in my earlier post here and on my professional site Trendoffice Interior Design Consulting.

My Selection from Milan Design Week 2026 - part 1

 What I liked and took picture of during my visit to Milano this April - get some inspiration, but pls don't copy:

Perfect for family gatherings or business meetings!

Bulgarian design at Milan Design Week 2026

Patrizia Urquiola

Each one of these I would be happy to use in my interior design projects :)

Inspiration from Salone Raritas

Cattelan

Just a few - more will follow soon. All are my photos - pls don't copy.

Milan Design Week 2026 - Some Preliminary Inspiration

Enjoy some beautiful new designs coming to Salone del Mobile next week :)

Piegatto

The office as a stage: NII presents its vision for the future of work at Salone del Mobile

 Blå Station

 Drifting Lights, Preciosa

 Vitreon Steel bonds steel and glaze at high temperatures to create a single composite, producing wonderfully thin walls – between 1.5 and 3mm – that are light but also tough to scratch, stain or discolour. 

TRICOLOR  - Washbasin bowl, made of Vitreon Steel

RIVO Bowl washbasin, stainless steel with PVD coating

glass lamps by Draga & Aurel for Salviati 

Cassina reimagines a 1980 concept by the late Gaetano Pesce as sinuous outdoor seating, created in flexible polyurethane foam coated with a thin elastomeric layer. Dubbed Dalila, the chair is offered in two versions — one with armrests and one without — and takes inspiration from the parable of Samson and Delilah. (Hair not included.)

More will follow soon!