In 2027, tableware reflects the qualities that people appreciate in their home. The kitchen is an open living space, shades like deep cobalt blue adding character to maritime colour schemes and textures remaining the benchmark for value. Three trends with one common denominator: reinterpreting rather than replacing traditional themes, from rooms to colours and surfaces.
1. The kitchen becomes a
In 2027, the bathroom is increasingly becoming a space for personal expression. Tactile surfaces and rounded forms appeal to the senses, while balanced colours and clear shapes create visual calm. Individual colours and expressive design elements add personality. Villeroy & Boch and Ideal Standard interpret these developments through their distinct design identities.
Based on the adjusted full-year forecast, the Management Board of Villeroy & Boch AG sees the Group within the defined target range, despite a market environment that continues to be shaped by geopolitical tensions. Consolidated revenue for the first nine months amounted to €956.2 million, 11.1% below the previous year’s figure. Adjusted for currency effects and the sale of the Northern Europe
Five ways to create a bathroom that feels like a retreat – in winter and all year round As the days grow shorter and temperatures drop, home becomes a place to seek warmth, comfort and time to slow down. With considered choices in colour, form, lighting and functionality, the bathroom can become a retreat to enjoy throughout the year.
Amidst all the hectic activity of the Advent period, the same question inevitably arises: what can we give everyone this year? Rather than impersonal gift vouchers or unremarkable decorative items, the ideal gift needs to be stylish and have special significance for the recipient. Villeroy & Boch has a wide range of elegant and tasteful gift ideas.
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Villeroy & Boch AG is setting the course for the future: after twelve successful years on the Executive Board, Chief Financial Officer Dr Markus Warncke will step down from his post upon the expiry of his contract on 31 December 2026. To ensure a seamless transition, Mr Patrick Grundke will be appointed to the Executive Board effective 1 October 2026.
Patrick Grundke will work closely with
As terraces empty and evenings draw in, the table moves back inside – and with it, the way we set it changes too. Where summer favoured ease and spontaneity, the colder months call for a slower, more considered approach to hosting. For the shift from al fresco to indoor dining, here are five directions shaping tables this season, from carried-over summer textures to the return of formal white porc
