Inspiration
Maple burl – the wood species that sets the tone for autumn interiors
There are materials that act as a discreet background in a room – and then there are materials that become part of the expression. Light brown mappa burl veneer definitely belongs to the latter category. With its vivid grain pattern, warm brown tones, and almost marbled appearance, burl wood has become an exciting feature in today's interior design. We see the material on everything from coffee tables and dining tables to bookshelves, chairs, and smaller pieces of furniture – often combined with clean, modern shapes. What is mappa burl? Mappa burl is characterized by its naturally irregular and decorative grain pattern. Unlike traditional wood veneer, where the grain often follows a clearer direction, burl creates a more organic expression with swirls, shifts, and variations across the surface. When the material is used as veneer, the characteristic wood surface can be combined with modern and more minimalist furniture shapes. The result is a fine balance between an expressive natural material and contemporary design. Light brown mappa burl – warm, vivid, and elegant The light brown variant gives the material a softer expression. Shades of beige, caramel, and warm brown meet in a surface that takes on different character depending on how the light hits it. The color palette also makes light brown mappa burl relatively easy to combine with other materials. Cream-colored textiles, natural stone, glass, and warm metals enhance the soft feel, while darker wood species and black details create more contrast. Eichholtz elevates mappa burl A brand that has truly embraced the expression of the material is Eichholtz. In their assortment, light brown mappa burl veneer appears on several different types of furniture, making it possible to incorporate the material into the home in various ways. For those who want to let the material become a clear focal point, there is the Quinton coffee table 3-set, while the Mayfair drinks trolley shows how burl can also be used on a smaller piece of furniture and become a decorative detail in the room. In the dining room, the material reappears in both the Percy dining chair and the Kingsgrove dining table. For larger storage and statement furniture, there is the Quinton bookshelf, while the Aradia armchair offers another way to incorporate the warm wood expression. Together, the furniture pieces show how the same material can return through several parts of the home without the expression needing to be uniform or overly matched. Eichholtz on the material For Eichholtz, it is the natural variations of the mappa burl veneer that make the material so interesting. The vivid grain gives each piece of furniture an organic and expressive look, while the warm tones create a softer and more harmonious impression. In several of Eichholtz's furniture pieces, mappa burl is also combined with soft, neutral textiles – including the Loki Natural upholstery. The contrast between the detailed wood and the calm textile creates the balance between structure, warmth, and sophisticated design that characterizes many of Eichholtz's latest furniture pieces. It is also a combination that fits very well into autumn interior design, where warm wood species, tactile surfaces, and natural tones are given increasing space. Why are we seeing so much burl wood right now? After several years where light and relatively uniform wood species have characterized many Scandinavian homes, we are seeing a greater interest in wood with more character. Grain, structure, and natural variations are welcomed to be visible and become an active part of the design. Here, burl wood fits in well. The decorative surface of the material means that even a piece of furniture with a simple silhouette can have a distinct expression. At the same time, the warm brown tones fit into the broader movement towards more cozy and personal interiors. This does not mean burl everywhere, however. On the contrary, the material is often at its finest when one or a few selected pieces of furniture are allowed to provide the contrast. How to decorate with mappa burl In the living room, a coffee table in mappa burl can be combined with a sofa in cream, beige, or bouclé. The vibrant wood creates contrast against the calmer textiles without disrupting the color palette. In the dining room, a dining table or a couple of chairs can introduce the material in a more prominent way. Even a bookshelf, drinks trolley, or armchair can serve as an individual statement in an otherwise understated interior. Since the wood surface already has a lot of character, not much else is needed around it. Clean lines, calm textiles, and carefully selected details allow the pattern to come into its own. A material to keep an eye on Light brown mappa burl veneer encompasses much of what we find exciting in interior design right now: warmer brown shades, expressive natural materials, and furniture that is allowed to contribute personality. At Stockton, you will find several pieces of furniture from Eichholtz where the characteristic mappa burl veneer is allowed to take center stage – from smaller accent furniture to dining tables, seating, and storage. Discover Eichholtz at Stockton and let one of autumn's most expressive wood species take its place in your home.
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Artwood Autumn / Winter 2026 – The Art of Creating Modern Elegance
A new season is taking shape at Artwood. In Autumn / Winter 2026, the brand’s characteristic feel for timeless materials and solid craftsmanship meets a more modern and sophisticated design language. Deep earthy tones, tactile surfaces, and elegant contrasts set the tone for a collection where every detail contributes to the whole. The result is warm and personal environments where comfort, quality, and design are given equal importance. A color palette for autumn The autumn color scheme moves toward the deeper and more cozy. Brown and beige tones meet darker shades and natural materials to create rooms with warmth and depth. Instead of sharp color contrasts, the focus is on nuances, textures, and materials that together build a harmonious whole. This provides a timeless base that is easy to combine with both existing furniture and new details. Materials take center stage Material choices have long been an important part of Artwood’s identity, and the autumn and winter collection 2026 is no exception. Wood with clear structure, soft textiles, stone, metal, and other tactile materials meet in a well-considered mix. The combination of soft and hard surfaces creates contrasts that bring more life to the interior, while the earthy color palette holds the expression together. It is precisely the interplay between materials that gives the collection its character—natural and relaxed, yet elegant at the same time. Comfort takes its place During autumn, life moves back indoors and the home once again becomes the place where we spend more and more time. This is also evident in Artwood’s new collection. Generous sofas, armchairs, and other seating invite a more relaxed interior where comfort doesn’t mean compromising on design. Soft textiles and generous proportions are balanced by clean lines and thoughtful details. The result is furniture created to be used—and to continue feeling just as natural in the home over time. The details that create the whole A well-considered home is rarely built around a single piece of furniture. It is the combination of different shapes, heights, materials, and details that creates the finished feeling. In Artwood Autumn / Winter 2026, smaller furniture, lighting, and decorative details are therefore given an equally important role. Side tables, lamps, textiles, and objects become tools to create layers and give the room a more personal character. By letting a few carefully selected details take center stage, it is possible to change the feel of a room without redoing the entire interior. Timeless meets modern Perhaps the most distinct feature of Artwood’s autumn collection 2026 is the balance between the classic and the contemporary. The brand’s familiar feel for natural materials and solid quality remains, but meets cleaner silhouettes, sophisticated color combinations, and a more modern expression. This makes the collection easy to combine with different interior styles—from classic and rustic environments to more minimalist and modern homes. Artwood Autumn / Winter 2026 at Stockton Artwood Autumn / Winter 2026 is a collection for a new season, but with a design language created for considerably longer than that. Natural materials, earthy tones, and generous comfort meet in furniture and decor where quality and details take center stage. At Stockton, you will find the new autumn and winter collection from Artwood along with several of the brand’s timeless classics. Discover Artwood Autumn / Winter 2026 and let a new season take its place in your home.
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The Grand Collection – Italian design with a touch of Hollywood
We welcome The Grand Collection – a design brand where Italian inspiration, sculptural forms, and exclusive materials meet in furniture and lighting created to last far beyond the season's trends. With its design studio in Amsterdam and a clear love for Italian interiors, The Grand Collection has created a design language that feels warm, sophisticated, and minimalist all at once. Here, luxury is not about taking up the most space, but about the quality of the materials, the balance of proportions, and the details that make a difference. Inspired by Italian design The inspiration from Italy runs like a common thread through The Grand Collection. Soft lines meet architectural forms and a warm, neutral color palette where the materials are allowed to take center stage. Every piece of furniture and lamp begins with an idea that is developed and refined in the design studio in Amsterdam. The collection is characterized by a clear balance between form and function, with products that have a strong presence without dominating the room. The Grand Collection also collaborates with selected designers, including the Italian designer Paolo Ciacci, to continue developing its characteristic expression. Materials allowed to take space The choice of materials is a central part of The Grand Collection's design philosophy. Here, exclusive Italian fabrics meet natural alabaster from Spain, wood, and meticulously crafted metals. Alabaster, in particular, recurs in several of the collection's lamps. Since alabaster is a natural material, each stone has its own variations, veins, and tones. When the lamp is lit, the structure of the material emerges as the stone casts a soft and warm light. Textiles and surface finishes are also chosen for their tactile feel and ability to age beautifully. The result is furniture and lighting that feel just as well-considered up close as from a distance. Furniture created for every room in the home The Grand Collection's furniture range spans from generous dining tables and elegant chairs to coffee tables and smaller pieces that easily become a part of an existing interior. Dining tables such as Amalfi and Giuli let materials and proportions take focus, while chairs like Valeria, Anna, and Kimberly add softer forms and texture to the dining area. Giuli also returns as a coffee table, making it possible to carry the same design language through different rooms in the home. Common to all is a striving for timelessness. The furniture is not created around a single trend, but to be combined with different materials, eras, and interior styles over time. Lighting that becomes part of the architecture Lighting is a major part of The Grand Collection's identity. The collection ranges from sculptural pendant lamps and chandeliers to wall lamps and table lamps. In models such as Mario and Gio, clear geometric shapes are combined with a softer light, while wall lamps like Castello, Oscar, and Osaka function just as much as decorative objects as sources of light. It is lighting created to add something even when the lamp is switched off – a principle that recurs throughout much of the collection. The craftsmanship behind every product The journey from the first sketch to a finished product is an important part of The Grand Collection. Prototypes are tested and adjusted with a focus on, among other things, proportions, comfort, and how the product is experienced in a real room. Manufacturing is then carried out by selected craftsmen with various areas of expertise. Hand-finishing and meticulous detailing contribute to the individual character of each product before it is finally quality-controlled. It is a slower and more thoughtful approach to design – where the final result should feel as right in the hand as it does to the eye. Alabaster – a natural material with natural variations Alabaster plays a prominent role in The Grand Collection's lighting and contributes to the collection's warm and sophisticated expression. The brand works with natural alabaster, which is carefully selected from quarries in Spain and used in several of the collection's lamps. What makes alabaster particularly beautiful in lighting is the material's natural transparency. When light passes through the stone, its veins and variations emerge, while a soft, warm, and pleasant light is spread in the room. Since alabaster is a natural material, no two pieces are exactly alike. Variations in color, structure, and veining are a natural part of the stone and make every lamp personal. It is precisely the interplay between the living material and the thoughtful design that gives The Grand Collection's alabaster lighting its character. The Grand Collection at Stockton We have long looked for brands that add something new to our existing range, and The Grand Collection feels like a natural part of Stockton. The combination of Italian-inspired design, exclusive materials, and a timeless design language makes the collection easy to combine with both modern and more classic interiors. At Stockton, you will now find a curated selection of furniture and lighting from The Grand Collection. Explore the collection and discover our favorites from one of the latest additions at Stockton.
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Nordal Autumn / Winter 2026
Earth-toned colors set the tone Nordal's new Autumn / Winter 2026 collection is a tribute to homes with personality. Here, earth-toned colors, tactile materials, and sculptural shapes meet in a collection that feels both modern and timeless. Through ceramics, wood, steel, and soft textiles, a warm and inviting feeling is created where contrasts are allowed to take center stage. Dark woods meet brushed metal, striped textiles break up calm color palettes, and organic shapes give every room a more vibrant expression. The result is a collection that is less about trends and more about creating a home with character. Ceramics with sculptural shapes The ceramics are undoubtedly one of the collection's highlights. The new series featuring the Nodus Vase and Nodum Bowl clearly demonstrates Nordal's design language. Instead of smooth surfaces, the vases have small raised details that create a vibrant look, while the light-colored ceramic makes the products feel calm and timeless. The new Nexus Table Lamp also builds on the same design language, where the lamp base almost acts as a sculpture in the room. Brushed steel makes a comeback One of the clearest trends in Autumn / Winter 2026 is brushed stainless steel. The material reappears throughout the collection in side tables, serving carts, trays, and decorative details. We were particularly drawn to: • Luma Stool • Jubba Side Table • Noui Trolley Common to these products are their soft, organic shapes that give the metal a significantly warmer expression than traditional stainless steel. The result is furniture that feels modern without being perceived as cold. Lighting that creates ambiance Nordal also continues to develop its range of table lamps. The Glow Table Lamp introduces a warm burgundy tone that adds color without dominating the room. The Umbra Table Lamp, on the other hand, works with soft silhouettes in a darker shade, becoming a natural focal point on a side table or desk. A personal favorite, however, is the Silva Table Lamp, where the graphic lampshade with nature motifs makes the lamp more than just a light source. It becomes a decorative interior detail in itself. Striped textiles continue to take space We also see that striped textiles continue to be a strong trend. The new ESA Dining Chair is available in both a striped fabric and a more artistic pattern. Both models show how textiles can bring more life to a room without overpowering the whole. We believe that the striped version in particular will be one of the autumn's most sought-after novelties. Nordal's Autumn / Winter 2026 is a collection where every detail is carefully considered. With a focus on tactile materials, earth-toned colors, and sculptural shapes, a harmonious balance between function and design is created. From handmade ceramics and atmospheric lighting to glass cabinets, console tables, and side tables, the collection is characterized by a design language that feels both timeless and personal – products created to live on far beyond a single season. See the entire collection here
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How modular sofas are changing the way we furnish our homes
Modular sofas – the future of creating a flexible and exclusive living room The perspective on exclusive interior design has changed. Today, luxury is not just about large rooms and lavish materials – it is just as much about flexibility, comfort, and furniture that can be adapted to how we actually live. At the heart of this development is the modular sofa. Once primarily a practical solution, it has become one of the most sought-after pieces of furniture in the design world. With generous proportions, thoughtful details, and the possibility to tailor the sofa to both the room and your lifestyle, a modular sofa offers something that traditional sofas rarely can – total freedom. With brands like Eichholtz, the modular sofa has evolved into much more than just a place to sit. It becomes a natural focal point in the home, where architectural forms meet exceptional comfort and timeless design. Investing in an exclusive modular sofa is therefore not just about buying a piece of furniture. It is about creating a living room that can change over time – from quiet family evenings to larger dinner parties and social gatherings. With the ability to combine different modules, the sofa can grow, adapt, and evolve along with the home, without compromising on either aesthetics or function. For those seeking furniture that combines flexibility, comfort, and exclusive design, the modular sofa is one of the most long-term choices you can make. Ultimate flexibility – create a sofa that fits your home Perhaps the greatest advantage of an exclusive modular sofa is its unbeatable flexibility. Instead of adapting the room to the sofa, you can let the sofa be shaped according to your home, your floor plan, and your way of life. Adapted to your home Regardless of whether you want to create a large sofa group in an open living room, a classic L-shaped modular sofa for family movie nights, or divide the modules into several smaller seating areas, you are the one who decides the layout. The modular sofa gives you the freedom to change the furnishing when needs change – without compromising on either comfort or design. The ottoman – the most versatile module A truly well-thought-out modular sofa becomes even more flexible with a matching ottoman. It can easily transform a seat into a comfortable chaise longue, function as a coffee table when paired with a tray, or be used as an extra seat when you have guests. It is precisely this versatility that makes the modular sofa an obvious choice in modern homes. Photo: Eichholtz Modular Sofa Lounge Club XL Three ways to furnish with a modular sofa One of the great advantages of a modular sofa is that it can be adapted to both the room and the life lived within it. By combining different modules, you can create a sofa group that feels custom-made for your particular home. The social hub – U-shaped modular sofa Do you have a large living room with generous space? Then a U-shaped modular sofa is an excellent choice. The enveloping shape creates a natural place for social interaction where everyone can easily see and talk to one another. Place the sofa facing a fireplace, a beautiful view, or the home’s TV wall, and feel free to complement it with a matching ottoman in the center. This creates both balance and a practical surface for serving refreshments or displaying decorations. Photo: Eichholtz Modular Sofa Lounge Club XL Dividing an open living room In modern homes with an open floor plan, a modular sofa can serve as a natural room divider. By placing the sofa slightly away from the wall, you create a clear distinction between, for example, the living room and the dining area – without blocking the light or the sense of spaciousness. An L-shaped modular sofa is particularly effective in these types of floor plans and helps to create distinct zones while allowing the room to retain its open character. A sofa with multiple perspectives In homes with large panoramic windows, multiple social areas, or an open floor plan, modules can be placed back-to-back to create a central seating island. This way, one side of the sofa can face the TV while the other is directed toward the view, the fireplace, or the garden. The result is a flexible living room where multiple people can use the same furniture in different ways simultaneously. Photo: Eichholtz Modular Sofa Dean
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Stockton Magazine – July 04
From Villa Wahlgren’s outdoor kitchen to Jonathan Adler SS26 – and a decade of Stockton July at Stockton offers everything we love most: inspiring homes, strong design launches, and a reminder of why thoughtful interior design makes such a big difference in a home. This month, we take a closer look at the Trinity bar stool from Eichholtz at Villa Wahlgren, dive deep into Jonathan Adler’s new SS26 collection, and also pause to celebrate Stockton’s 10th anniversary. For us, July has become a month that summarizes much of what Stockton stands for – exclusive interior design, carefully selected brands, personal homes, and design that is truly allowed to take center stage. Trinity bar stool at Villa Wahlgren Six Eichholtz bar stools that set the tone in an outdoor kitchen When planning an outdoor kitchen, it is rarely just about function. The feeling is at least as important. How the space is used, how it is experienced, and how it interacts with the rest of the home. That is exactly why it is so exciting to see the Trinity bar stool from Eichholtz take its place at Villa Wahlgren, where six bar stools together create a clear and well-thought-out whole in the outdoor kitchen. This is exactly how we think truly good interior design should work: practical for everyday life, yet strong enough to visually carry an entire room. A bar stool that does more than just stand at a kitchen island The Trinity bar stool from Eichholtz has become a great favorite of ours, and it is not hard to see why. It combines an elegant expression with a clear sense of comfort and works just as well in a classic kitchen as in a more architectural conservatory or outdoor kitchen. With six stools placed side by side, a natural gathering point is created – a place for breakfasts, late summer evenings, guests, family dinners, and everything in between. In Villa Wahlgren’s outdoor kitchen, Trinity becomes a fine example of how the right bar stools can elevate an entire space. It is not just about seating, but about giving the room rhythm, balance, and a more furnished feel. Furthermore, six bar stools ensure the kitchen island or bar counter has a clearer presence and feels more like an integrated part of the home rather than a separate function. Eichholtz in outdoor kitchens – when interior design moves outside More and more people want their patio, conservatory, or outdoor kitchen to feel just as well-crafted as the rest of their home. This is evident in how we decorate today. We are no longer satisfied with the patio just being practical – it should be beautiful, comfortable, and feel like a natural extension of the home. This is where Eichholtz fits in particularly well. The brand is known for its international feel, well-balanced proportions, and its ability to create furniture that feels both exclusive and inviting. The Trinity bar stool, in particular, possesses the quality many seek when decorating a kitchen or outdoor kitchen: it adds elegance without being stiff, and character without taking over. In Villa Wahlgren’s environment, this becomes especially clear. The six bar stools frame the kitchen, create a hotel-inspired feel, and make the entire outdoor kitchen feel more finished, cozier, and more thoughtful. Jonathan Adler SS26 A collection for those who want more personality at home If Eichholtz stands for international elegance and a sophisticated hotel feel, Jonathan Adler represents something a bit different – a more playful, artistic, and expressive way of decorating. And in Jonathan Adler SS26, this is more noticeable than ever. The spring and summer collection is a tribute to homes with personality. Here, sculptural armchairs, statement lighting, decorative tables, and graphic storage furniture meet a design language that moves between uptown glamour, downtown edge, and a boutique hotel vibe. Luxe lounging – the season’s most important furniture theme One of the strongest directions in Jonathan Adler SS26 is the focus on lounge. The collection includes several new armchairs and seating pieces where comfort and expression go hand in hand. Here we see deep seats, sculptural forms, tactile materials, and furniture that can just as easily be described as statement pieces as they can as seating. Among the new arrivals is the Ipanema Lounge Chair, a generous lounge chair with soft, deep cushions and a design language that immediately brings to mind an elegant boutique hotel. Models such as Belmondo, Acropolis, and the Draper Club Chair also show how Jonathan Adler continues to work with seating that takes up visual space while simultaneously inviting you to actually use it. For those looking for lounge chairs with a hotel feel, designer furniture with character, or wanting to give the living room a clearer identity, Jonathan Adler SS26 is a collection full of inspiration. Trousdale Collection – furniture that functions as works of art Another part of the collection that has captured our attention is the Trousdale Collection. Here, Jonathan Adler works with handmade details, graphic fronts, lacquered surfaces, and a design language that feels both decorative and architectural. The result is furniture that almost functions as works of art in the room. Sideboards, nightstands, and tables become more than practical objects – they become load-bearing parts of the whole. Trousdale is a fine example of what Jonathan Adler does so well: creating furniture that is clear in its expression, yet timeless enough to live in a home for a long time. Jonathan Adler lighting – when the lamp becomes the jewelry of the room The lighting in Jonathan Adler SS26 also deserves to be highlighted. The collection includes several lamps where brass, sculptural forms, and decorative details are in focus. It is not just about illuminating a room, but about creating mood, layers, and personality. We see table lamps that function as small sculptures, wall lamps that add drama, and ceiling lamps that serve as the room’s natural centerpiece. For those who want to work more with statement lighting, create layered lighting at home, or find designer lighting that stands out, Jonathan Adler is one of the most exciting brands right now. More personality, more color, more character What we appreciate most about Jonathan Adler is perhaps that the brand dares to stand for something. In a time where much interior design leans toward the understated and neutral, Jonathan Adler shows that a home can still be both elegant and expressive. There is humor, color, form, shine, and clear references to design history – but always with a underlying sense of quality and thoughtfulness. Jonathan Adler SS26 is therefore particularly well-suited for those who want to create a home that feels more personal, more vibrant, and less generic. Stockton turns 10 A decade of design, interior, and homes to enjoy On July 3rd, we celebrated 10 years of Stockton – something we are proud, happy, and very grateful for. When Stockton started, the ambition was clear: to collect a carefully curated range of exclusive furniture, lighting, and interior design from brands we love and believe in ourselves. Ten years later, that is still exactly what we do. Over these years, we have had the privilege of being part of countless homes, projects, renovations, hotel environments, restaurants, and interior design journeys. We have seen how a home changes with the right sofa, the right bar stools, the right lighting, or the right coffee table – and what a big difference it actually makes when interior design is allowed to be both functional and personal at the same time. From Eichholtz to Artwood – and everything in between A large part of Stockton’s identity lies in the brands we work with. Eichholtz, Jonathan Adler, Artwood, Hudson Valley Lighting, Nordal, and more are not just suppliers to us – they are part of the world we want to build. A world where furniture, lighting, and interior details are allowed to be well-crafted, inspiring, and carry a clear expression. It is also why we enjoy being able to show such different environments in the same magazine. From Eichholtz bar stools in Villa Wahlgren’s outdoor kitchen to Jonathan Adler’s latest collection – everything is accommodated within the same idea that a home should reflect those who live there. Thank you for following us Being able to work with interior design every day and at the same time share it with you – through our showroom, newsletters, social media, projects, and Stockton Magazine – is something we never take for granted. So to all of you who shop with us, are inspired by our environments, follow our launches, or let us be a part of your homes: thank you. We look forward to the next chapter, the next collection, the next project, and the next ten years of design, interior, and carefully selected favorites. Discover more at Stockton Do you want to read more about our latest news, get inspired by Eichholtz, discover Jonathan Adler SS26, or find furniture for kitchens, living rooms, outdoor kitchens, and hotel-inspired environments? Explore our range online or visit us in our showroom. Stockton – exclusive interior design, designer furniture, and lighting for homes with character.
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Jonathan Adler SS26 – The summer's most expressive design collection is here
Jonathan Adler SS26 is a collection for those looking to create a home with more personality, more comfort, and more character. In this summer's collection, sculptural furniture, statement lighting, and decorative details meet Jonathan Adler's signature world—where glamour, humor, color, and design history are always center stage. Whether you dream of a warm and inviting home that feels like a retreat, or a more dramatic and sophisticated environment with a clear metropolitan feel, Jonathan Adler Spring/Summer 2026 features some of the season's most interesting new arrivals in furniture, lighting, and interior design. Jonathan Adler SS26 – when comfort meets character The spring collection revolves around two distinct themes: luxe lounging and expressive decor. It includes furniture that invites long, relaxed moments, but also details that instantly change the feel of a room. Jonathan Adler continues to work with his characteristic design language, where classic references meet modern silhouettes, playful proportions, and exclusive materials. The collection moves between the soft and the graphic, the glamorous and the relaxed. The result is a series of furniture and interior details that feel both timeless and clearly contemporary. Focus on lounge – the most inviting furniture of the spring One of the clearest directions in Jonathan Adler SS26 is the investment in lounge chairs, chaises, and deep seating with high comfort. There is a clear focus on furniture that is not only beautiful to look at, but also meant to be used, loved, and lived with for a long time. Ipanema Lounge Chair – relaxed luxury with a hotel feel One of the collection’s strongest new arrivals is Ipanema Lounge Chair – a generous lounge chair with thick, soft cushions, upholstered in soft olive-green leather and set on a sculptural base in warm walnut. It combines comfort with a clear design identity and captures exactly what Jonathan Adler does so well: furniture that feels exclusive, relaxed, and personal all at once. Ipanema is a prime example of the type of furniture that gives a room an instant boutique hotel feel. It works just as well in a living room as it does in a library, bedroom, or a more hotel-inspired lounge space. Trousdale Collection – furniture that acts as art Among the spring’s most eye-catching arrivals is the Trousdale Collection, a series of furniture where craftsmanship, pattern, and material are at the center. The collection is characterized by grasscloth surfaces, high-gloss white lacquer, and a graphic, almost architectural design language inspired by chinoiserie. Here, storage furniture, sideboards, and tables become more than just functional objects — they become a part of the room’s identity. Trousdale also demonstrates Jonathan Adler's strength in creating furniture that moves between classic glamour and contemporary maximalism. For those who want to decorate with unique designer furniture and create a home that feels more personal, Trousdale is one of the collection's most exciting parts. Lighting in Jonathan Adler SS26 – from soft glow to statement lighting Lighting is a central part of Jonathan Adler Spring/Summer 2026. The collection ranges from sculptural table lamps and wall sconces to ceiling lamps, floor lamps, and more decorative light points. What they have in common is that they don’t just light up a room — they define it. Jonathan Adler works here with what is often called layered lighting, where several different light sources work together to build the atmosphere of a room. It is about creating mood, contrast, and depth by combining ceiling lighting with table lamps, wall lights, and decorative fixtures. Brass Flower Lighting – sculptural lighting with an iconic feel One of the spring's most talked-about directions is Jonathan Adler's Brass Flower Lighting – lighting where brass is shaped into petals and sculptural silhouettes. The result is warm, decorative, and expressive all at once. This is lighting for those who want the lamp to take center stage in the room. It works just as well as a statement piece in the living room as it does over a dining table, in a hallway, or in a bedroom where you want to create more drama. For those seeking designer lighting with a hotel feel or who want to invest in statement lamps, this is one of the collection's most interesting segments. Jonathan Adler SS26 and the trend toward more personal homes While much of the interior design world has long been moving toward the toned-down and monochromatic, Jonathan Adler SS26 proves that there is still a strong need for homes with personality. Here, you find color, form, luster, pattern, and humor — but always with a thoughtful balance. It is a collection that speaks to those who want to decorate more boldly, yet still elegantly. Those who want to mix graphic tables, sculptural mirrors, glossy materials, and lounge-friendly furniture without compromising the overall effect. Jonathan Adler shows that maximalism doesn’t have to feel cluttered. When the forms are clear, the materials well-chosen, and each piece of furniture is allowed to occupy its space in the right way, a home emerges that feels curated, vibrant, and very personal. How to decorate with Jonathan Adler SS26 at home If you want to bring the feel of Jonathan Adler SS26 home, there are a few clear keys to work with: 1. Start with a statement piece Choose a piece of furniture that sets the tone for the room — for example, a lounge chair, a sculptural sofa, or a characterful sideboard. 2. Work with lighting in multiple layers Combine ceiling lighting, table lamps, and wall lamps to create a softer and more vibrant home. 3. Dare to mix materials Jonathan Adler often works with contrasts between wood, brass, lacquer, glass, leather, and texture. The very combination of materials makes rooms feel more vibrant. 4. Let the details take up space A mirror, a table lamp, or a decorative object can go a long way toward giving a room a more personal and well-crafted feel. 5. Think boutique hotel rather than showroom Jonathan Adler SS26 works best when the environment feels inviting, layered, and a bit unexpected — not too perfect. Discover Jonathan Adler at Stockton At Stockton, you will find a carefully selected assortment from Jonathan Adler – from lounge furniture and coffee tables to lighting, mirrors, and decorative objects. Explore the spring arrivals and be inspired by a collection where comfort, glamour, and design joy meet. Discover Jonathan Adler SS26 at Stockton.
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Silver in interior design — this year's most sophisticated trend
Silver tones and stainless steel have taken their place in some of the world's most exclusive homes and showrooms. From polished side tables and sculptural lamps to glossy details in chrome and stainless steel — the cool metallic feel has become a natural part of the modern home. The trend marks a clear shift away from the warm brass tones that have long dominated the interior design world. Instead, we are now seeing a more minimalist and architectural aesthetic where reflections, clean lines, and materiality are in focus. But it is not about creating a cold home. Quite the opposite. When silver and stainless steel are combined with soft textures, natural light, and thoughtful shapes, a balance emerges that feels both modern, exclusive, and timeless. Why silver and stainless steel have become so popular There is something almost futuristic about polished metals. They catch the light, reflect the room, and add a sense of precision and elegance that few other materials can create. At the same time, silver tones fit surprisingly naturally into Scandinavian homes. They harmonize with light wood types, stone, linen, and neutral color palettes while creating contrast and character. In today's interior design, stainless steel is no longer used only in kitchens or industrial environments. The material has moved into living rooms, bedrooms, and lounge environments through: sculptural coffee tables chrome lamps glossy side tables decorative objects silver-colored vases minimalist shelves and consoles How to decorate with silver without the home feeling cold The key to succeeding with this trend lies in contrasts. A home where everything is glossy and metallic can quickly feel sterile, but when silver meets warm materials, a significantly more exclusive feel emerges. Combine with natural materials Let stainless steel meet travertine, dark wood, bouclé, or soft rugs. This mix creates depth and makes the metal feel more alive. Work with reflections Silver and chrome work almost like light sources in themselves. Place glossy objects near windows, table lamps, or candles to enhance the effect. Choose statement pieces A single sculptural object in stainless steel can transform an entire room. A chrome coffee table or a silver-colored table lamp quickly becomes the room's natural focal point. The Rule of Three — how to style silver tones One of the most used styling principles in high-end interior design is "The Rule of Three." By grouping objects in three different heights, a balanced and more vibrant composition is created. For example, combine: a tall chrome candle holder: Thalasio Candle Holder a sculptural silver vase: Belmont Vase a lower decorative bowl or coffee table book: Nuage Bowl The result feels thoughtful without being overstyled. Quiet Luxury meets futurism The silver trend fits perfectly into the continued evolution of "quiet luxury." Instead of lavish details, today's luxury is about materials, quality, and subtle statement pieces. Stainless steel and chrome add a modern edge while retaining a timeless elegance. That is exactly why we are now seeing the material everywhere — from exclusive hotels and penthouses to Scandinavian homes and international design showrooms. Our favorites in silver and stainless steel At Stockton, we see a growing interest in: chrome table lamps: Armando Table Lamp coffee tables in stainless steel finish: Eichholtz Hoxton Side Table silver-colored lanterns: Eichholtz Thalisio Candle Holder Wall decorations: Eichholtz Silvershore Wall Decoration Materials that reflect light and add contrast have become an easy way to give the home a more modern and exclusive feel — without having to redo the entire room
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