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Eichholtz Spring / Summer 2026 – The Art of Color

Eichholtz Spring / Summer 2026 – The Art of Color

With the launch of Eichholtz Spring / Summer 2026, the brand introduces The Art of Color collection – a tribute to the power of color in the home. Color defines the atmosphere of a room, shapes how we experience a home, and influences light, architecture, and emotions alike.

In this collection, Eichholtz explores how color can create depth, warmth, and balance in everyday spaces. The result is a series of furniture, lighting, textiles, and interior details that together create interiors that feel both timeless and vibrant.

 

Color that shapes the home

Color is more than just a design component – it is a way to express personality. In The Art of Color, Eichholtz works with a rich palette where deep jewel tones meet soft natural colors and elegant patinas.

The shade of each piece of furniture or detail is carefully chosen to create a harmonious whole. Some products have a distinct color character, while others carry the spirit of color through subtle materials and surfaces.

The result is interiors that are not only visually appealing but also affect how a room is perceived – from calming earth tones to energizing accent colors.

The collection particularly highlights warm and saturated colors such as burnt orange, golden hues, and deep turquoise. These tones create a dramatic yet balanced expression and give the room a sense of exclusivity.

When these are combined with black details and deep jewel tones, a layer-upon-layer effect emerges where each element contributes to a curated whole.

The colors serve as a visual foundation that binds furniture, lighting, and accessories together in a harmonious composition.

Designer collaboration with Corey Damen Jenkins

One of the biggest highlights of Eichholtz Spring / Summer 2026 is an exclusive lighting collaboration with the internationally acclaimed American interior designer Corey Damen Jenkins.

Jenkins is known for his sophisticated interiors where color, texture, and pattern are combined in a dynamic and layered design language. He is listed on the AD100, Elle Décor A-List, and 1stDibs 50, and his work has been published in, among others, Architectural Digest, Elle Décor, House Beautiful, and Veranda.

In this collaboration with Eichholtz, Jenkins has created a series of sculptural, Art Deco-inspired fixtures. The collection draws inspiration from historical design periods but interprets them through a modern lens.

The forms reference, among other things:

Art Deco architecture from the 1920s and 30s

neoclassical details

motifs from ancient civilizations such as Egypt, Greece, and Rome

organic shapes inspired by nature

The result is lighting that functions as jewelry for the home – expressive design objects where the light becomes an obvious part of the room's identity.

See the collection here

The inspiration behind the collection is broad and international. Jenkins has drawn references from ancient civilizations, neoclassical architecture, and organic elements from nature. Motifs like shell shapes, alabaster, water, and floral details are woven together with more architectural forms to create a series of fixtures with a distinct identity.

 

The collection is also an expression of Jenkins' vision of modern maximalism – where color, material, and structure are allowed to take space without losing elegance. The fixtures are designed to be combined with different styles and environments, from contemporary urban homes to more classic interiors.

In his lighting collection for Eichholtz, Corey Damen Jenkins interprets glamour through a modern lens.

The silhouettes of the fixtures reflect the iconic lines of classic skyscrapers like the Chrysler Building and the Empire State Building, where the contrast between material, structure, and light creates an expression that feels both dramatic and elegant.

The result is a collection where glamour is not about excess, but about a balance between form, material, and light – a modern interpretation of classic elegance that gives the room both character and depth.

 

Inspired by nature

The colors and materials of nature play a central role in the collection. Green shades, natural stone, textured fabrics, and botanical silhouettes create environments that feel both fresh and down-to-earth.

The green color scale acts as a calming background while enhancing the sense of natural elegance and discreet luxury.

Down-to-earth elegance and timeless comfort

Beyond colorful elements, the collection also highlights earthy tones such as chocolate brown, walnut, and caramel. These shades provide the interior with a sense of calm and deep warmth.

Materials such as wood, leather, and textiles with soft structures create a cozy atmosphere where comfort and aesthetics meet.

Modern classicism

A recurring idea in the collection is modern classicism – where historical references are interpreted through contemporary design.

Furniture with sculptural forms, elegant metals, and well-considered proportions create a sense of modern grandeur. One example is the Chambertin coffee table, whose handmade base in vintage brass is combined with modern materials and proportions.

This balance between classic and modern is one of Eichholtz's most distinct design signatures.

A new rug collection with Maison Moghadam

The collection also includes a colorful collaboration with Kamyar Moghadam from Maison Moghadam, a name with a long tradition of exclusive handmade rugs.

The history behind Maison Moghadam dates back to Monaco in the 1960s, where Kamyar's father, Alexander Moghadam, opened the legendary Galerie Moghadam after being personally invited by Princess Grace of Monaco.

In the new collection, Kamyar Moghadam combines traditional craftsmanship with modern design ideas. The rugs showcase a wide variety of techniques and expressions:

deconstructed panel patterns

hand-carved structures with thousands of small details

geometric motifs with a graphic character

botanical patterns inspired by nature

Each rug serves as a foundation in the room – a textile architecture that creates rhythm, depth, and personality in the interior.

 

A greeting from Eichholtz

Interior design has always been closely associated with color. Color is a powerful tool that shapes both rooms and emotions. It influences how we experience a home, highlights light and architecture, and creates a natural rhythm in the room. At the same time, color can affect our well-being – it can lift the mood, create calm, and contribute to a sense of balance in everyday life.

In the new collection, Eichholtz explores the power of color through furniture, lighting, and interior details where each object has its own tone or patina. Some products carry a distinct color character, while others express the spirit of color more subtly. The choice of colors in our homes is always personal – a way to create an environment that reflects both style and feeling.

As we now present the new collections, we are also proud of our strong relationships with partners around the world. Eichholtz continues to grow internationally, with new Brand Stores opening globally over the coming months.

Our ambition has always been to inspire. Behind every product lies the commitment of our design team and the craftsmanship of skilled manufacturers around the world. We are proud to share this collection with you – and hope that it inspires new expressions in your home.

 

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