What if you were to renovate your home entirely today and look back in a few decades at the choices you made now? Which materials and trends would be typical of this era?

That question was recently addressed on Editie NL. One clear trend that emerged: we are increasingly bringing natural materials and textures into our homes. Not just to decorate a space, but precisely to add atmosphere and character.
Catchii was also mentioned in this context. Catchii's wallpaper was cited by interior stylist Suzanne from EnSuus as an example of this development: natural materials with a tactile texture that give an interior more depth. While smooth, sleek walls were the norm for years, there is now more room for things to be seen and felt again.

And what about those familiar calm, beige interiors? They seem to be slowly making way for interiors with more character. As was aptly stated in the broadcast about the current style: "This is more 'sad beige.' No, I wouldn't do that anymore... that really is too little." The contrast with brands like Arte also shows that we are increasingly looking for bold materials, rich textures, and interiors that truly tell a story.

Perhaps we will look back in twenty years and recognize this time by exactly that: the comeback of natural materials, tactile textures, and interiors with more personality.