Biophilic design has been at the forefront of people’s minds for some time, with the benefits of being around nature unquestionable, so why not consider bringing some of this nature indoors.
You can incorporate nature into your design, with a Solid Surface planter, where indoor plants can reside, together with complementary colour of Solid Surface for your counter tops and vanity units.
Within the many ranges of Solid Surface materials we work with, there are many vibrant colours that can be used to add a “pop” of colour to your area to encourage feelings of wellbeing, happiness, and energy, understanding the psychology of colour can really help to enhance designs.
If you are looking to create an oasis of tranquility why not introduce a calming neutral colour, such as Corian Limestone Prima, or use shades of blue like Hi Macs Sky Blue 🔵, if you feel the need to be energised, introducing a bold colour such as red, like the Hanex M-Red 🔴 into your colour palette will certainly help.
This year is the year for changing trends, Pantone’s colour of the year is Peach Fuzz, Apricot Crush is WGSN’s colour of the year, and Dulux’s is Sweet Embrace, all are peach and pinky hues, demonstrating a new leaning towards warmer, less industrial designs. These hues also help to replenish and nourish the body and mind.
Trends we have been seeing more of include peaches, pinks, terrazzo’s as well as a greater requirement for bespoke colours.
With so much choice of colour, and the apparent leaning towards warmer, more inviting designs, if you feel stuck choosing complementary colours for your designs, you could consider using a colour wheel to help make decisions.
We will leave you with some photos of projects we have worked on in the past…
The designs shaping summer 2026: what the trends actually mean for specification
Solid Surface gets talked about a lot, but most people only really know it once they’ve worked with it. If you’re new to it, or you’ve only seen it in passing on a project, here’s a straightforward look at what sets it apart from other materials, nothing over the top, just the practical differences that matter day to day.
Bespoke interiors play a critical role in how modern commercial spaces look, function, and perform over time. In sectors such as healthcare, education, hospitality, and offices, interiors must support daily workflows, meet hygiene standards, and remain durable under heavy use.
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