Feria Hábitat Valencia 2024: 4 Trends shaping the Future of Indoor Living (Part 2)

As Feria Hábitat Valencia 2024 draws closer, the anticipation surrounding the latest interior design trends is reaching new heights. The emphasis is shifting towards sustainability and durability, as consumers increasingly seek furniture that aligns with their values without compromising on style. The future of indoor living lies in materials that are not only eco-friendly but also built to last, reflecting a growing awareness of our environmental impact.

In addition, the demand for ergonomic design and comfort is stronger than ever. In an era where our living and working spaces often overlap, furniture that supports health and well-being is essential. These trends highlight a move towards creating interiors that are as functional as they are aesthetically pleasing, designed to adapt to the evolving needs of modern life. At Feria Hábitat Valencia, you’ll get an exclusive preview of how Spanish brands are responding to these trends, offering innovative solutions that marry sustainability with comfort and style.

3. Sustainable and Durable Materials

In the pursuit of functional yet stylish furniture, the use of sustainable and durable materials has become a key trend. This is particularly evident in the collections from MOBLIBERICA and DRESSY – both brands of the MOBLIBERICA Group -, who are pioneers in Spain for their use of ceramic surfaces inspired by the textures and colours of nature.

PLEC table. MOBLIBERICA

The PLEC table collection by MOBLIBERICA exemplifies innovative design and functionality. Available in 19 fixed and 13 extendable sizes, these tables feature a central leg crafted from an 8mm folded steel sheet. The synchronized, centrally located extension mechanism ensures that the legs remain stationary during extension, enhancing both stability and ease of use.

The table surface, made from laminated porcelain with glass, is not only elegant but also highly durable, making it a practical and stylish choice for any interior.

PLEC can be customised with options for rectangular, rectangular with rounded edges, or organic top shapes. The structure is available in 32 colours, and the ceramic finish offers 43 options, allowing for a truly personalised look. The GAVI chair, designed by Arnau Reyna, complements the table with its double-density foam seat, providing superior comfort and style.

JOPLIN table. By Sergio Rochas for DRESSY

Organic, durable, functional—what more could you ask for in a table? The popular JOPLIN table by DRESSY is now enhanced with two exciting new features: an extendable option available across all models, and a completely new design featuring an organic, irregular oval-shaped top. This nature-inspired form adds a softer, more fluid aesthetic to any space, making it a standout piece in modern interiors.

The table’s porcelain top is elegantly supported by two innovatively designed legs, preserving its signature sophistication. The new extendable option includes a seamless mechanism with an integrated pull handle, allowing for effortless extension without moving the legs.

The aluminium guide, lacquered to match the legs, adds a cohesive touch, ensuring that JOPLIN is as practical as it is visually appealing.

4. Ergonomics & Comfort

This trend prioritises well-being alongside aesthetics, offering furniture that is both functional and attractive. High-quality materials, customisable adjustments, and features that promote correct posture and reduce physical stress are at the forefront of this movement.

PARADIS sofa. By Félix López Gil for FAMA

Imagine a sofa that transforms at your command, offering the ultimate in comfort and versatility. The PARADIS sofa by Félix López Gil for FAMA is a game-changer in modern seating. Its standout feature is the seamless seat, which extends into a spacious 160 cm deep chaise longue or folds down to less than a metre, depending on your preference.

Thanks to its motorised design, the depth of the sofa can be effortlessly adjusted to suit your needs. The backrest is equally versatile, with an adjustable multi-position mechanism that ranges from a low, folded position to a fully upright one, accommodating even the tallest users.

Available in three sizes—120 cm, 95 cm, and 75 cm—PARADIS combines innovative design with unparalleled comfort, making it a perfect fit for any living space.

BREDA armchair. ROCO

The BREDA armchair by Roco (Romero Concept) is the ideal blend of support and comfort, designed for home use or relaxation areas. Its metal frame, available in various finishes, is paired with an upholstered seat and backrest for a touch of warmth and elegance. The chair’s black metal frame, simple lines, and soft curves give it a contemporary yet light appearance.

The curved, enveloping backrest features vertical pleats that add texture and provide extra lumbar support, while the slightly padded seat integrates seamlessly with the backrest, creating a continuous, elegant line.

CASANDRA chair. sømcasa

A harmonious blend of comfort and style. Designed with ergonomics in mind, the CASANDRA chair by sømcasa offers a pleasurable seating experience. Its curved backrest provides optimal lumbar support, while the upholstered seat ensures maximum comfort. The chair’s sleek metal legs add a touch of contemporary elegance, complementing the warm tones of the wooden backrest.

Available in a range of neutral hues, including light grey, beige, and taupe, the CASANDRA chair effortlessly blends into any interior design. The high-quality Bora fabric upholstery is both durable and soft to the touch, ensuring long-lasting comfort and style.

The FARIS table’s natural mango wood grain and organic shape perfectly complement the chair’s modern design, creating a harmonious and inviting atmosphere

To explore these sustainable, durable, and comfort-driven innovations, make sure to visit the Furniture from Spain stands at Feria Hábitat Valencia 2024. Experience firsthand the cutting-edge designs that prioritise both your well-being and the planet, setting the standard for the future of living spaces.

Feria Hábitat Valencia 2024: 4 Trends shaping the Future of Indoor Living (Part 1)