Interior design for your home

When it comes to worktops, the trend for 2027 is clearly towards natural looks. Imitations of natural stone such as marble, quartzite and moonstone dominate the scene, whilst authentic oak finishes are also holding their own. There is a demand for understated surfaces with a fine texture that remain unobtrusive and harmonise with a variety of cabinet fronts and colour schemes. 

Three new natural stone finishes have been added: Venato Rosso marble reproduction (decor 242), Taj Mahal quartzite reproduction (203) and Moonstone reproduction (263). These are complemented by two Xtra Ceramic decors in a silk-matt finish: Taj Mahal Marble (710) and Taj Mahal Opal (725). The range is complemented by Faro Oak (029) and Porto Oak (223) in a wood-effect finish.

Yes. All the new worktop finishes can be combined with any of the front and cabinet colours. There are also matching side panels and recess cladding in the same finishes, creating a well-thought-out overall look. The various thicknesses available also give you extra flexibility when planning your kitchen.

New to the cabinet range is the Faro Oak reproduction finish (029), a warm, finely textured wood-effect finish that looks both cosy and minimalist. From 2027, three designer cabinet colours will also be available in the same finish for both the interior and exterior: Faro Oak (029), White (106) and Slate Grey (194). As standard and at no extra cost.

Five new niche panels in 3D digital print have been added to the range: the ‘Vintage Cream Tile’ (474) and ‘Vintage Blue-Grey’ (476) designs, as well as the diagonal patterns ‘Linen’ (477), ‘Blue’ (478) and ‘Brick’ (479). All of them create focal points exactly where the eye naturally falls in the kitchen.

Yes. Tile-effect finishes are set to be among the most sought-after designs for kitchen splashbacks in 2027. Modern 3D digital prints reproduce surfaces and textures so precisely that they are almost indistinguishable from real tiles and instantly add architectural flair to the design. Diagonal laying patterns and vintage designs with vibrant colour schemes are particularly on-trend.

The range of handles will be expanded by eleven variants in 2027, including a metal knob, a handle cup and a handle strip. New additions include metal handles in Macchiato (846), Sand (847), Olive (845) and Black (848), the screw-on handle cup in Black (599), the handle strip in Sand (321) and the LINE N recessed handle in Magnolia (005).

The range extends from knobs and recessed handles to continuous handle strips, offering the right choice for every style. Knobs add subtle accents, recessed handles have a understated look, and a continuous handle strip emphasises horizontal lines. If you’d prefer to do away with visible handles altogether, the LINE N recessed handle offers a handle-free solution. Ultimately, it’s your personal taste that determines which handle best suits your chosen style. All variants can be customised to suit your requirements.

In 2027, the range will be expanded to include six new sliding door finishes: White (416), Macchiato (412), Como Oak reproduction (406) and Faro Oak reproduction (425). There will also be two glass options: high-gloss white glass (114) and bronze glass (113). Together with two new sets, they offer even more customisation options.

The range of sliding doors for furniture, which nobilia offers as sliding door systems, will be expanded in 2027 to include two new sets and six new sliding door finishes. These also include two additional glass options. This gives you even more choice for different styles and applications throughout your home.

Sliding doors are ideal as room dividers between the living and dining areas, as the front of a walk-in wardrobe, or for flexibly organising open-plan living spaces. This transforms them from a simple means of connecting rooms into a versatile design solution. They separate areas without making the room appear smaller.