Interior design is constantly evolving.
Not necessarily through major changes, but through subtle shifts in colour, material, texture and the way spaces are used. Today, interiors are becoming warmer and more personal. Natural tones are combined with colour, different materials are layered, and spaces are designed to feel both functional and welcoming.
For us, these developments are an important part of designing new collections.
Creating a new design takes time. We want to develop pieces that feel contemporary, but are not defined by a single trend. Designs that can adapt to changing interiors and remain relevant over time. Panama (design 69) is a good example of this.
Although the design has been part of our collection for years, it still feels at home in today's interiors. Its simple, recognisable shape provides a strong basis for different colour choices and applications, allowing the same design to take on a very different character.
Warm and natural
The use of natural materials, warm colours and softer tones continues to shape contemporary interiors. Spaces are becoming less formal and more inviting, with colours that create a sense of comfort and calm.
In a warm, understated colour, Panama becomes part of this natural palette. Its shape remains visible, while the colour allows the chair to blend into the wider interior.
Colour and contrast
At the same time, colour is being used more deliberately. Rather than covering an entire interior in bold shades, designers are introducing colour through carefully selected elements.
Panama is available in a wide range of colours, making it possible to use the same design as a subtle addition or as a more expressive accent.
Tone-on-tone and combinations
Another characteristic of current interiors is the use of different shades within one colour palette. Combined with natural materials and subtle textures, this creates depth without making a space feel busy.
Using Panama in different colours around one table offers another way to create variation while keeping a consistent design language.
Designed to adapt
The way spaces are used is changing too. Offices are becoming more welcoming, hospitality environments more residential, and the boundaries between working, meeting and relaxing are becoming less defined.
This requires products that can work across different settings without being tied to one specific style.
That is where a design like Panama continues to prove its value.
It does not need to follow every new trend. Its simplicity allows it to move with them.
A design that remains relevant
Perhaps that is one of the challenges of good design: creating something that feels right today, while leaving enough room for tomorrow.
Our Panama (design 69) has been part of our collection for years. Yet through colour, context and application, it continues to find its place in contemporary interiors.
A design from then. Still right for now.
Discover our Panama design and explore the colours and possibilities that allow this design to move with the times. Request your samples.