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In the third part of our look at how this 2026/27 story is filtering through, joyful maximalism has been enthusiastically embraced; there are plenty of early adopters to be found in the surfaces sector.
A new show, Schiaparelli: Fashion Becomes Art, at the Victoria and Albert Museum in London is an opportunity to consider this designer's unique legacy, now in the capable hands of Daniel Roseberry.
In the second part of our look at early adopters of this 2026/27 story, we find many applications in the accessories sector. Smaller pieces are ideal for embracing the sheer opulence of TASTE.
Focusing on contemporary craft and design, Collect returned to Somerset House in London for its 22nd edition, bringing together 40 specialist galleries and arts organisations from across the world.
Once the ultimate in grudging gifting, socks are currently being quietly re-evaluated by designers looking to combine utility, comfort and colour.
Bringing together over 150 companies, this London based show brought together a well curated exhibition of material innovation and offered an early opportunity to dissect key directions for 2026.
From vegetables and botanical prints to Regency romance, cartoon brights and considered craft, Top Drawer 2026 showcased a mix of nostalgia, colour and playful design, with something to catch every design-led retailer’s eye.
In this hospitality focus we investigate sustainability, feature the Almanac x Alcaron, Prague, interview interior architect Tola Ojulape and report on the welcome return of colour to hospitality venues.
2026 Design Direction, STITCH. Applications in Accessories, Craft, Retail, Furniture and Textiles.