设计趋势：2026

Exploring the latest porcelaintile designs, finishes andformats for 2026, through thespaces and places in which Redesigning rooms withon-trend tiles for 2026 In the 2026 edition of the Minoli Design Trends Report, we’re exploring the latestporcelain tile designs, finishes and formats, through the spaces and places in whichthey are installed. Working closely with interior designers, architects and property developers, it’sexciting to be involved in specifying creative combinations of porcelain tiles, extra-large format slabs, décor pieces, mosaics and outdoor porcelain pavers, to fulfil themost imaginative and innovative design briefs. Through bathrooms, kitchens, living areas, outdoor spaces and commercialenvironments, the momentum we see behind particular tile design directions helpsguide our choices for future product launches and informs what we believe will be Read on for room-themed inspiration from Minoli. Trends The smaller spaces in our homes deserve the same levelof design detailing to make the right impression and create Tiles have long been the material of choice for the wetrooms of residences, but the latest designs and finishesmake porcelain tiles even more desirable for use in family Take for instance the expanding availability of extra-largeformat porcelain slabs which are enabling the trend forseamless surfaces to be realised. With dimensions of120/240, 120/278 and even up to 160/320, continuous floor Shower enclosures, bath side panels or complete walls inWCs can be clad in one-piece porcelain, providing a morehygienic, easy to clean finish, with less joints in which limescalecan form or dust gather. These can also be aligned with more Another prevalent designdirection in bathrooms is theuse of warmer, earthy colourpalettes, creating sensory These include selected ranges with stunning Book Matcharrangements, the patterns and veining of which are createdto align and mirror each other, so giving the impression ofan open book of opposing pages. Whilst classic in origin, the Offering opportunities for highly technical installations,extra-large format slabs and tiles are available instone, concrete, marble, gemstone-effects and evensome wood-look varieties, depending on whether a Another prevalent design direction in bathrooms is theuse of warmer, earthy colour palettes, creating sensoryspa-like environments with a focus on well-being. Here,natural stone and concrete-effects can bring greige, taupe Stone-effect designs range from those with mineral andmicro-clast inclusions through to more playful, pebble-patterns and the streaks and striations of Travertine.The latest series that emulate concrete and clay span Realistically representing the gorgeous graining and naturalknots of wood, porcelain planks offer a highly practical,effortlessly authentic alternative to timber. As a man-madematerial, they will not split, splinter, warp or show wear,and are also excellent conductors of underfloor heating. Those that recreate the magnificence of marble and preciousgemstones harness the height of manufacturing innovationto deliver detailed definition. The leading creatives in theceramics industry have drawn inspiration from sought-after Lastly, the most recent ranges of smaller format, brick andsquare shaped designs, with increasingly vibrant colourways,are being applied to create fascinating features. Alongsideintricate décor pieces, using delicate and diminutive designs Given that we are often barefoot in bathrooms, comfortand slip-resistance are also key qualities. For floors,porcelain tiles with matt finishes have a level of grip suitablefor the main areas, but for wet zones, textured tiles andmosaics provide improved anti-slip surfaces. Many Minoli Whether part of a multi-purpose space or a dedicatedroom for culinary creativity, more so than ever, kitchensrepresent the heart of our homes and need to be designed For conventional kitchens in period properties, stone flooringsprings to mind, but porcelain tiles offer a contemporary twiston the traditional. Replicating the irregular inclusions andshade variation found in the natural material, stone-effect While in some settings a level of non-conformity will becoveted, especially in rural residences, when fitting out anew-build or modernising a kitchen with high-tech appliances This trend for fusing traditional looking material finisheswithin contemporary kitchens is becoming moreapparent, as demonstrated by the expanding selection More so than ever, kitchensrepresent the heart of ourhomes and need to be designedas harmonious hubs for eating, Also on the increase is the use of textured tiles and three-dimensional designs to create interesting feature panels andtactile installations. With the clever use of lighting, the surfacerelief comes to life at different times of the day, amplifyingthe waves, flutes, organic and geometric forms within theirdesigns. The creative way various porcelain and ceramic One might also rightly think