KABEL Presents a New Perspective on Color: Designing Spaces Beyond the Color Chart

Release time:2026-08-29

Color has always been one of the most powerful tools in interior design.

But today's designers are moving beyond the traditional idea of selecting a single “perfect color”. Instead, contemporary spaces increasingly combine layered tones, contrasting materials and subtle color transitions to create greater depth and individuality.

Current 2026 design forecasts show strong interest in earthy, mineral-inspired and emotionally calming colors, while designers are also experimenting with more confident color combinations and immersive color applications.

KABEL sees color not simply as decoration, but as a form of architectural expression.

Color Meets Texture

The same color can create completely different visual experiences depending on the surface beneath it.

A smooth matte wall absorbs light differently from a mineral texture. A velvet finish creates another level of softness, while a stone-inspired surface introduces natural variation.

This interaction between color, texture and light is central to KABEL's approach to decorative coatings.

A Broader Palette for Creative Professionals

KABEL continues to develop extensive color collections inspired by contemporary art, nature and European design.

Among them are:

Morandi-inspired tones
Soft, muted colors designed for calm and sophisticated interiors.

Van Gogh-inspired colors
More expressive shades designed to introduce personality and artistic energy.

Contemporary neutrals
Warm whites, beige, sand, greige and mineral tones for timeless architectural spaces.

From Matching Colors to Creating Atmospheres

For architects and interior designers, the objective is no longer simply to match a wall with furniture.

It is to create a complete atmosphere.

A carefully selected KABEL color can work together with natural stone, wood, metal, textiles and lighting to create a cohesive visual experience.

This approach gives designers greater freedom to develop spaces that are recognizable, emotional and unique.

KABEL — Color is not simply seen. It shapes the atmosphere of a space.