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Bathroom & Kitchen Design Trends from Salone del Mobile 2026

  • May 19
  • 2 min read

Updated: Jul 29

Salone del Mobile, Milan


A closer look at what’s next in bath and kitchen design


Every designer is asking the same question: what’s next?


At this year’s Salone del Mobile in Milan, Elegant Additions returned to experience what’s emerging across bath and kitchen design, and more importantly, what’s ready to be specified now. As a leading designer plumbing showroom, Elegant Additions continues to bring forward the most relevant bathroom and kitchen design innovations shaping the industry.



Bathroom and Kitchen Design Trends 2026: A Shift Toward Expression


The shift is clear. These spaces are no longer purely functional, they’re becoming expressive, refined, and deeply considered environments.


Color led the conversation. From sculptural sinks to statement consoles and high-end bath fixtures, finishes extended far beyond the expected. Materials felt richer, more layered. There’s a growing confidence in using color and texture to create spaces that feel personal and elevated, key directions in bathroom design trends 2026 and evolving kitchen design trends.


  • White vessel sink featuring an artistic, colorful leaf pattern painted across the inner bowl basin.
  • Bright blue freestanding bathtub set against an intricate underwater-themed wallpaper background.

Material Innovation in Modern Bathroom Design


One standout innovation came from Devon & Devon, a new fiberglass-based wallpaper designed specifically for bathrooms, adaptable even within the shower. A subtle but meaningful evolution in how modern bathroom materials can be approached.


  • Luxury bathroom featuring dark seashell-patterned wallpaper, a brass-framed shower enclosure, and a towel rail.

Dornbracht: A Direction for Designers


Meanwhile, Dornbracht continues to push designers forward, this year with a clear message: dare to be different.


  • Close-up of a Dornbracht floral-painted freestanding basin with matching wall-mounted brass fixtures and handles.
  • Full view of a Dornbracht floral pedestal sink set against a warm terracotta wall in a luxury space.

Refined Luxury: The Return of Quiet Sophistication


Across the fair, elegance was constant. Not loud, but intentional. The kind of sophistication that experienced designers know how to place, quietly, precisely, and with impact.


Gessi introduced an extensive range of new designs; so many, in fact, that we’ll be dedicating a full feature to them next. For now, consider this a preview of what’s to come in luxury kitchen and bathroom fixtures.


  • Hand touching a bamboo-styled Gessi faucet spout with brass accents in a dim interior setting.
  • Two luxury gold and white quilted leather Gessi faucets displayed against a neutral background.

Emerging Materials: Wood, Leather, and Texture


Materiality is also evolving. Wood, leather, and engraved details are finding their way into the conversation, adding depth and tactility to spaces that were once purely utilitarian.


And as always, the emerging designers at Salone offered a refreshing perspective; where restraint, clarity, and a “less is more” approach continue to shape the future of interior design trends.


Elegant Additions: Your Partner in Luxury Plumbing & Design


Elegant Additions loves to travel through the young designers’ section of Salone del Mobile each time we visit. There is always so much to discover, where even a “less is more” approach can feel fresh and unexpected.


At Elegant Additions, our role goes beyond sourcing. We attend, observe, and filter, so you don’t have to. As your bathroom and kitchen design partner, we are always watching for timeless pieces for the bathrooms you design; pieces that tell the world you are providing your clients with the latest, and most beautiful options for each situation.


As a trusted bath and kitchen showroom in Houston and Dallas, we bring forward selections that not only reflect what’s current, but what will last. We lay the groundwork for you to say, “I dare to be different.”


  • evolving bathroom & kitchen design involving Sculptural white marble sink crafted from a layered stack design. 

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