Each year, the colour defined by Pantone influences interior design and architecture, reflecting the evolving ways we live, work and experience spaces. When trends move towards light, soft and luminous tones, the demand for balanced, comfortable and visually long-lasting environments increases. Colour becomes a source of inspiration, but it is through the right material choices that this trend truly comes to life.

Warm neutrals play a central role in this context. Alabaster (L968), Daylight (L6084) and Grey Beige (L6160) are decorative surfaces that work as versatile bases, easily adapting to different styles and types of spaces. They are particularly suited to living rooms, bedrooms and work environments that value comfort and timelessness.

For projects that call for a more expressive yet still balanced language, soft pastels emerge as a natural complement to Cloud Dancer, Pantone’s Colour of the Year.

Shades of pink, green and blue introduce subtle colour and identity while maintaining a sophisticated aesthetic. Marshmallow (L5218) and Verbena (L5228) allow colour to be introduced in a controlled way, creating light and contemporary environments. For projects seeking greater visual impact, tones such as White Antique (L174), Almost Blue (L5225) and Jade (L212) add character and personality, while preserving a refined and balanced visual language.

It is in this balance between trend and functionality that design choices gain real value. Combining the Pantone Colour of the Year with Innovus decorative surfaces makes it possible to turn chromatic inspiration into practical and long-lasting solutions. Rather than simply following trends, the goal is to interpret them and apply them in projects designed for the long term.

The Innovus Collection offers versatile and contemporary solutions, developed to shape projects with a timeless character. Discover our unicolour palette and start planning your next project.