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INTERIORS Expertly made, timeless timber kitchens


The most success projects mix contemporary architectural interiors with classical accents, balancing the clean lines of modern design with textural and detailed pieces. itchen and homeware brand Neptune has four solid wood kitchen collections that fi t seamlessly into contemporary spaces. The Chichester kitchen features subtle eorgian touches in its beaded cabinets, the Shaker-inspired Suffolk is pared back and streamlined, the Henley offers a mix of oak and painted wood cabinets, and the


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Tile of Spain reveals four ceramic tile trends for 2026 SB Website PR.indd 1


Tile of Spain has revealed four key ceramic tile trends for , refl ecting a shift toward natural materials, emotional design, heritage infl uence and expressive luxury. Together, eomatter, Innerland, Heritage lay and pulis show how surfaces can shape both the look and feel of modern interiors. eomatter focuses on reconnecting with nature, drawing inspiration from geology and raw materials. Tiles feature mineral textures, layered effects and organic imperfections, creating grounded, tactile spaces that feel authentic and enduring. Innerland centres on wellbeing, responding to fast-paced digital lifestyles by turning homes into calming retreats. Soft textures and muted, warm palettes create soothing, sensory environments designed for comfort and emotional balance. Heritage lay reimagines traditional craftsmanship with a contemporary twist. Classic patterns and cultural motifs are updated through bold colours, larger formats and playful layouts, blending nostalgia with modern design. pulis explores a more expressive form of luxury, using rich textures, sculptural surfaces and glossy fi nishes to create depth and drama. Tiles become statement features, adding personality and visual impact. verall, the trends highlight a move toward interiors that are not only stylish, but also meaningful, sensory and deeply connected to everyday living. lease visit the Tile of Spain website for more information.


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