Trend Trajectories
Dogs as a recurring design motif, from historic portraits to playful urban prints. From pugs to dachshunds, dogs appear on textiles, wallpapers and accessories.
Cloud motifs continue their rise, from surrealist art to streetwear and kitsch accessories. Soft pastels, pictograms and nostalgic references define this latest wave of enduring cloud-inspired design.
Shell motifs resurface in design, from Rococo-inspired furniture to modern fashion and architecture. Once a symbol of luxury, now a reflection on marine fragility and sustainability.
A symbol of youth and optimism, the daisy motif resurfaces across fashion and design, from vintage-inspired prints to nostalgic homages to Mary Quant’s iconic 1960s aesthetic.
Paisley’s long history, from Persian symbolism to 1960s psychedelia, resurfaces in fashion and interiors. Dior, Gucci and Etro reinterpret the motif, balancing nostalgia with new relevance.
From Art Deco influences to deep green wallpapers and silhouetted gold accents, the palm tree motif shifts from tropical nostalgia to refined elegance.
Beetles in design, from Ancient Egyptian symbolism to Victorian embroidery and McQueen couture. Iridescent shells, intricate embellishments and a recurring motif across fashion, interiors and accessories.
The enduring symbolism of rainbows, from messages of hope to LGBTQ+ identity and kitsch nostalgia. A look at their cultural significance and ongoing presence in design.
From Pop Art icons to Cartier jewellery and oversized festival sculptures, the cactus remains a recurring design motif, shifting between kitsch, luxury and architectural inspiration.