From bold, playful colours to unique textures and innovative uses of sustainable materials, this year’s edition of Feria Hábitat set the tone for trends to look out for in the year ahead. Garnering over 40,000 visitors, the four-day event, which took place in València, Spain, from September 29 to October 2, 2025, at the Feria grounds, brought together exhibitors and industry professionals to celebrate the latest interior design trends.
An ongoing theme that was spotted on the show floor this year was warm pops of colour and glittery accents. With Taylor Swift’s recent album and its “Portofino Orange Glitter” aesthetic drawing attention from designers and even brands in recent months, it’s possible that some exhibitors were either tuned into this trend or simply leaning into it due to its growing popularity. While new pieces and collections seen at Feria Hábitat may not have been directly inspired by the album, it’s clear that this aesthetic is making waves and will continue gaining momentum in the months ahead.
Here are a few pieces that caught our eye.
Enca | Casual
This table, inspired by chains, aims to symbolize how a black sheep feels pressured to walk in a single direction while with its flock. The table features a solid base, curved lines, and a matte finish, and can serve as an accent piece. The top is made of solid beech/oak wood, laminated particle board, veneer, stain, or porcelain, and features zinc screws and fittings. The table features an oven-lacquered metal structure and base with finishes from Casual’s collection.
Mee Chair | Cimentstudio
The Mee Chair by CimentStudio is made from microcement and can be used both indoors and outdoors in residential or commercial spaces. Despite its stone-like appearance and name that is a nod to the word “cement,” the chair is actually quite lightweight and relatively easy to move. The neutral colour also pairs well with different décor elements in both modern and contemporary spaces.
Bolonia Lamps | iSiMAR
iSiMAR’s Bolonia collection was inspired by Bolonia, which is considered to be one of the unique virgin beaches in southern Spain. The smooth lines featured in the Bolonia collection aim to imitate waves that the sand creates at the Bolonia dune. While made with durable materials, the lamp in the collection has a lightweight, yet sturdy frame and uses LED lighting, which can be used to illuminate a variety of settings.
Ombra Clock | Nomon
This wall-mounted clock features a black aluminum ring with an integrated LED strip to create a soft, illuminating effect that can be used as a focal point or decorative piece in indoor spaces. The clock provides a clean, wire-free aesthetic, is available in plug-in and hardwired versions, and is roughly 31.5 inches wide. It can be styled in office spaces, kitchens, or even lobbies or other common areas.
Dot | Ofitres
This seating solution combines plywood and steel to create a compact, functional design. The large-section tube functions as a pillar and provides stability, while also being a strong visual element. The rotating tray can accommodate various seating positions, and the space beneath the seat can also be used for storage. The unique geometric-like shape also serves as a focal point where styled.
Nubbi | Ogo
Nubbi by Ogo combines curved wood and soft fabric to create a modular sofa system that appears to “float in space.” Inspired by the search for organic and fluid forms found in nature, Nubbi features interchangeable modules that can be arranged into straight lines or circular arrangements. This configuration makes it adaptable for common areas such as lounges and waiting areas.
Medusa | Ole! Lighting
Medusa, which translates to “jellyfish” in Spanish, is the name of a pendant lamp by Ole! Lighting inspired by the flowing movement of this sea creature. Made with metal and hand-woven cord, its form can be adjusted by sliding the rings up or down to adjust both its shape and how it casts light. Medusa consists of two versions for different uses. One is presented as a decorative piece that releases an ambient light from the static upper ring, and the other with the light in the mobile lower ring, allowing the light to be focused, and is ideal for illuminating surfaces.
Acero Respaldo | Ondaretta
Acero Respaldo, part of the Tam collection by Nahtrang, combines metal and upholstery to create a minimalist design that aims to emphasize the relationship between structure and material. The stool, which can be styled in kitchens or other indoor spaces, blends form and function. Its minimalism pairs well with a variety of interior styles, and its pop of colour makes it a unique addition to indoor spaces.
Mel Chair | Vondom
The Mel collection aims to explore “the avant-garde from the everyday.” With a sculptural character, its sinuous curves aim to create a strong visual identity while being reminiscent of wicker furniture, and is reinterpreted by Vondom through a continuous, tubular, and contemporary language. Along with serving as a visual focal point, the soft upholstery also provides a comfortable experience for the user.
Rhythm Armchair | Zavotti
Zavotti focuses on sustainable materials and lasting design. The Rythm outdoor furniture collection, designed by architect Daniel Germani, aims to emphasize simplicity and durability, while adding a fun pop of colour. Crafted in lightweight aluminum, the texture of its braided cord reflects attention to detail while also ensuring comfort. Its versatile design also makes it suitable for styling various types of outdoor spaces.
As featured in the November-December 2025 issue of Canadian Interiors magazine.