October is the month of home decor in the Netherlands. As we made our homes extra cosy for 2025, we are already looking ahead to the home decor trends that will define 2026. One thing is certain: warmth, sustainability, and personality will take the center stage. From soft shapes and warm shades, to smart technology and a conscious lifestyle, these are the interior trends of 2026 that you will, for sure, not want to miss!
Open living: spacious small homes
Dutch homes are often compact. Yet we still want to experience light and space. That is why open living is one of the key trends in 2026. Continuous flooring creates a sense of calm and makes rooms appear larger. A floor that does that perfectly? The Floer Whalebone Vinyl in Swordfish Sand. Thanks to the large herringbone planks, your room will not only appear more spacious, but also more calming. Extra tip: install an Akupanel XL wall panel with LEDs on the wall for depth and atmosphere, creating an instant hotel feel.
Organic shapes: round is the new straight
In 2026, sleek lines make way for soft organic shapes. A curved sofa, an oval dining table, or a softly contoured lamp, can make any room instantly more inviting. Combine this trend with natural textures for extra warmth. Floer Hybrid Wood Herringbone in Greige Oak fits this look perfectly, creating a calm foundation for a harmonious interior.
Colour trends 2026: warm, earthy and refreshing
Terracotta, rust, and chestnut brown will take center stage in 2026. These warm tones are beautifully complemented by soft pastels such as lavender or powder blue. Natural greens, from moss to olive, bring a sense of balance to the palette. These colours truly shine on a neutral base floor. If you want to create a timeless canvas, where warm hues and fresh accents come to life, check out our Hybrid Wood in Natural Oak. Might as well be the perfect match for you and your home!
Mix the old with the new
Vintage still remains popular, but interior trends in 2026 bring a twist: combining heirlooms and craftsmanship with modern furniture and decor. This contrast makes an interior exciting and unique. A Hybrid Wood herringbone floor highlights that balance perfectly. The floor exudes tradition, whilst blending effortlessly with a contemporary style. The result is a home that feels both personal and sophisticated.
Balancing texture and sustainability
Interiors are becoming richer and more tactile. Materials you don’t just see, but also feel, are taking the spotlight. Think cork, jute, bamboo, and wool, as well as innovative bio-based materials such as hemp and mycelium. A Floer Akucork Wall Panel brings natural texture and acoustic comfort together, adding both atmosphere and function. In 2026, sustainability is no longer a choice, but rather the standard. With Floer’s certified floors, you are choosing quality and care for the planet, without compromising on style.
Smart and stylish living
Technology and interiors are coming together more than ever. Smart lighting that adapts to your daily rhythm and furniture with built-in charging points make life at home more comfortable. Floors play a role too: a vinyl floor is perfect for underfloor heating, and it is energy efficient! Smart, sustainable, and stylish all at once.
Japandi 2.0: warm minimalism with personality
The beloved Japandi style is here to stay, but the 2026 version will bring more warmth and personality to interiors. Think light woods and soft tones, combining Scandinavian simplicity with Japanese tranquility. A light oak vinyl floor is the perfect foundation for this style: minimalist, but with enough warmth to give any room real character.
The interior trends of 2026 summarised
The interior trends of 2026 are all about balance: warmth mixed with freshness, the old with the new, round shapes with sharp lines. Everything comes together in a space that tells your story. With the right floor from Floer, you can lay the base for a style that is sustainable, personal, and timeless.
