With Pantone’s 2025 Colour of the Year being ‘Mocha Mousse’, coffee-inspired paints and surfaces have been a popular choice in interior design for the first half of 2025. With this key colour trend set to continue, Italian porcelain surfaces manufacturer Laminam has a selection of designs that will work perfectly for those looking to design a space embracing warm latte, espresso, and mocha hues.

Ideal for kitchens, bathrooms, or living spaces, these tones offer a timeless elegance that feels both modern and comforting. From the soft creaminess of cappuccino to the deep, bold intensity of espresso, Laminam’s range captures the essence of these inviting tones, offering a sophisticated yet practical choice for contemporary interiors. Whether used as kitchen worktops, splashbacks, or bathroom vanities, the depth and warmth of coffee-inspired shades create an inviting atmosphere that pairs effortlessly with a variety of materials, from natural wood to brushed metals.

“Warm neutrals and coffee-inspired tones are experiencing a renaissance, and our latest designs reflect this evolution,” says Gavin Shaw, managing director at Laminam UK. “There’s a growing desire for interiors that feel organic, timeless, and calming, and our surfaces are designed to meet this demand. The depth of colour and texture we offer allows homeowners and designers to create spaces that feel both luxurious and welcoming.”

Beyond their aesthetic appeal, Laminam’s porcelain surfaces are engineered for everyday life. Heat-resistant, stain-resistant, and easy to clean, they provide the perfect balance of style and practicality. With sustainability at the heart of Laminam’s innovation, these surfaces are also produced using up to 60% recycled materials, ensuring they are as kind to the environment as they are to the home.

Pictured top: Coffee Table – Laminam I Naturali Collection – Emperador Extra – Image Credit Elle Beadle