German furniture manufacturer Rotpunkt has identified a number of interior design trends expected to influence UK new-build and renovation projects in 2027, with a growing focus on creating cohesive, visually balanced interiors across the home. 

From matt and gloss uni-colours to metallic, stone and wood-effect, the finish of a kitchen has a significant impact on how a space looks and feels.

Choosing tiles for the kitchen goes far beyond finding the right colour, effect and laying pattern. The right tile needs to suit how the room is used, stand up to the demands of everyday life and work with the other materials in the space

Designed around a generously proportioned island, this Mill Hill townhouse kitchen by Multiliving Scavolini Store balances everyday cooking, entertaining and working from home, with a dedicated pantry providing additional space for baking.

New research from Dutch warmth brand Stoov reveals a shift in how Brits keep warm, with people increasingly choosing to warm themselves rather than heat the whole home.

A compact 32 sq m gelateria in Vinovo, Italy, has been transformed by CGF Design into a characterful retail space where bespoke detailing, flexible display and brand identity are central to the design.

Maryline Stoeckel, head of styles at Schmidt, reveals the three key trends set to shape interior design and home furnishings in 2027. “After several years dominated by understated, minimalist interiors, 2027 is set to embrace a more diverse range of styles. On the one hand, interior design is becoming bolder: deep colours, striking materials and […]

Schmidt, the bespoke interior design brand, unveils its collection of integrated kitchen bar solutions, reflecting British homeowners love of hosting and entertaining at home.