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Tsukumogami: When everyday objects  reveal their soul
Tsukumogami: When everyday objects  reveal their soul

Tsukumogami: When everyday objects reveal their soul

This Japanese philosophy encourages conscious design, celebrating repair, and choosing materials that age gracefully
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December
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CMF in 2026:  a new material and sensory sensitivity in design
CMF in 2026:  a new material and sensory sensitivity in design

CMF in 2026: a new material and sensory sensitivity in design

Colour, material and finish trends for 2026 that focus on matter, proximity and well-being
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December
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The best of CMF at Connections by Finsa during 2025
The best of CMF at Connections by Finsa during 2025

The best of CMF at Connections by Finsa during 2025

We review the key colour, material and finishes that we have analysed in Connections by Finsa
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December
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Matt, gloss and glass effect finishes: this is how they are combined in the interiors that will set the trend in 2026
Matt, gloss and glass effect finishes: this is how they are combined in the interiors that will set the trend in 2026

Matt, gloss and glass effect finishes: this is how they are combined in the interiors that will set the trend in 2026

In 2026, interiors are betting on the combination of matt, gloss and glass effect finishes. Discover how to integrate them with aesthetic balance and which materials will set trends in architecture and design
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November
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Four raw aesthetic materials
Four raw aesthetic materials

Four raw aesthetic materials

We highlight four materialities of the CMF raw narrative, which prioritise the tactile and the honest over artifice
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17
November
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Leather, the return of a classic to interior design
Leather, the return of a classic to interior design

Leather, the return of a classic to interior design

Alternatives using recycled and vegan materials, from designer armchairs to lighting, demonstrate that leather remains a current and an environmentally responsible resource
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10
November
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Tactile design: How leather, linen, and suede  inspire new technical surfaces
Tactile design: How leather, linen, and suede  inspire new technical surfaces

Tactile design: How leather, linen, and suede inspire new technical surfaces

We highlight the resurgence of materials that combine performance, tactility and aesthetics in interior design projects
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November
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35 years of passive houses: energy efficiency and sustainability
35 years of passive houses: energy efficiency and sustainability

35 years of passive houses: energy efficiency and sustainability

The Passivhaus standard has advanced in recent years: materials, sustainability and challenges
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September
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Wood gains height in contemporary architecture
Wood gains height in contemporary architecture

Wood gains height in contemporary architecture

Skyscrapers, co-housing, and public buildings mark the rise of wood as a real alternative in architecture
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September
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5 finishes for 360 habitats
5 finishes for 360 habitats

5 finishes for 360 habitats

Earth tones, Nordic inspiration, textiles, leather, total look... A selection of designs for any trendy interior design
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