New Fall-Winter 2026 Decoration Collection

High-end designer decoration: the new Fall - Winter 2026 collection

These are the objects that give character to an interior. Mirrors, rugs, vases, candles and storage compartments take up little space but change everything: they capture the light, break up an overly conservative symmetry, introduce an unexpected color. Discover what’s new for the Fall-Winter 2026 season.

Coco, the mirror and pocket tray duo

Square format with rounded edges, frame decorated with small rings which add relief: the Coco mirror does not go unnoticed. Its reactive enamel ceramic creates a unique effect from one piece to another, and its two hooks on the back allow you to vary its orientation. Her alter ego, the Coco pocket tray, holds keys in an entryway, jewelry in a bedroom or a cup on a desk. Reunited, the two respond to each other.

The Mogador carpet, a trip to Morocco

The Mogador rug comes from afar. Its wool, sourced in New Zealand, is hand-knotted using ancestral know-how: the thread is passed, knotted, cut, then each row is combed before the carpet is shaved, washed and dried. Its mid-length hairs animate abstract and geometric patterns, in Ocher or Sarah Blue, and provide maximum softness under the foot.

To choose the right size, a simple guideline: in a living room, the front legs of the sofa and armchairs must rest on the carpet, otherwise the whole thing appears to float. Under a dining table, you need to allow about 60 centimeters of overhang on each side so that the chairs remain on the carpet when you move them back.

Vases, candles and candle holders

The Double Jeu vase lives up to its name: Sarah Blue on the outside, Chocolate on the inside, and organic curves that make it a real bouquet magnet. Next to it, the candles hand-crafted by Moroccan pottery artisans now have a removable refill, and the candlesticks accommodate fine or classic candles.

Create a console or shelf

Objects rarely stand out on their own. On a console, we group them in threes or fives rather than aligning them, and we play with the heights: a tall object, a medium one, a flat one. The eye needs this contrast to hang on somewhere.

You also have to leave some space. A fully occupied surface becomes illegible, while free space highlights what remains. And for materials, mixing works better than uniformity: ceramic and glass, wood and metal, a textile which softens the whole. Finally, a well-placed mirror facing a window reflects daylight and visually enlarges a room, which remains the most effective decorating gesture in a small space.

These creations are part of the Fall-winter 2026 Home collection and complement each other with cushions and throws, the new lighting fixtures and all of our designer decorative objects.