The return of wallpaper and decorative vinyls, stars of interior design
Interior design is experiencing a new awakening marked by personality, texture and visual expression. In this context, wallpaper and decorative vinyl are positioning themselves as the favourite tools of interior designers and decoration enthusiasts for transforming spaces without renovation, with style and in a sustainable way.
After years dominated by neutral and minimalist walls, wallpaper is making a strong comeback and adapting to contemporary needs. Wallpaper and vinyl have become a tool for expressing the identity of a home or business. From children's bedrooms to creative offices, each design brings a unique and memorable atmosphere. Today's décor seeks emotion and character. Wallpaper and vinyl allow you to create environments that truly speak to those who inhabit them.
Trends that will transform spaces by 2026
This resurgence particularly highlights botanical and natural designs, which bring freshness and a direct connection with the environment, as well as geometric and retro prints, ideal for those who want a modern atmosphere with a nod to the past. Tactile textures are also gaining momentum, with linen, natural fibres and plaster-effect finishes adding visual depth without overloading the space.
Washable vinyl models are positioned as a practical solution for kitchens, bathrooms and high-traffic areas, where durability and easy maintenance are key.
The unstoppable rise of decorative vinyl
Decorative vinyl continues to grow in popularity. Whether in mural format or as individual figures, it stands out for its ease of installation and the possibility of removing it without damaging the surface, making it an ideal option for those who want to update their surroundings frequently. Added to this is its high degree of customisation, which allows it to be adapted to very specific projects, and the availability of XXL formats capable of transforming a wall into a veritable artistic canvas.
Vinyls with textured effects, such as marble, wood or cement, have become particularly popular for renovating furniture, doors and other elements without having to replace them. This versatility explains their growing presence in homes, shops and offices.
Conscious decorating: more sustainable materials
Sustainability is also setting the tone for the sector. More and more consumers are demanding responsible materials and manufacturers that are committed to low environmental impact processes. In line with this, PVC-free wallpapers printed with water-based inks are proliferating, as are vinyls manufactured with eco-friendly adhesives and more efficient production methods.
At Intergift, you will be able to see these solutions and the new collections of wallpapers and vinyls that will mark the coming season first-hand. An inspiring event for professionals looking for innovation and trends in decoration.