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2026 Door and Furniture Colour Trends: Walnut, Oak, Stone and Soft Touch
Calm, textured surfaces that feel close to nature continue to lead interior design. On doors and furniture too, glossy, cold surfaces are giving way to warm tones and matt finishes you want to touch. We have gathered the trends standing out in 2026 and their matches in our collection.
1. Warm, deep walnut tones
Walnut brings warmth and a sense of quality to both classic and modern spaces. Dark walnut tones create a strong focal point when paired with light walls.
Suggestions: Anatolian Walnut, Dark Walnut, Latte Walnut and Italian Walnut patterns.
2. Natural, light oak
Natural-looking oak patterns with a pronounced grain remain essential to Scandinavian and minimal styles, while grey oak tones create a cooler, contemporary atmosphere.
Suggestions: Golden Oak, Grey Oak and Natural Touch Oak patterns.
3. Stone, travertine and concrete looks
Natural stone and concrete textures give kitchen and bathroom furniture in particular a strong, timeless look. Beige stones such as travertine offer a warm minimalism, while dark concrete completes an industrial style.
Suggestions: Travertine, Sandstone, Light Concrete and Dark Rock patterns.
Explore stone and concrete patterns
4. Velvety matt surfaces and soft colours
Soft Touch surfaces, which resist fingerprints and do not reflect light, remain the first choice for modern kitchens. Alongside grey and anthracite tones, soft colours such as macaron green, plum and pink stand out for characterful combinations.
Suggestions: Timeless Grey, Macaron Green, Plum and Black Soft Touch patterns.
Explore the Soft Touch and Colour Series
5. Contrasting combinations
Instead of covering a whole space in one pattern, using two surfaces together is becoming increasingly common. Dark walnut on base units with satin white on wall units, or a stone look on the island with a solid colour around it, gives a balanced and distinctive result.
Seeing patterns side by side makes it easier to decide.
