Paris has always been the epicenter of global design, and this September it once again set the tone for what tomorrow’s interiors will look and feel like. The message was clear: design is no longer just about function or restraint. Instead, it is about storytelling, emotion, and bold expressions of beauty and power. At Paris Design Week 2025, luxury was defined not by minimalism, but by atmosphere, by how spaces and objects make us feel. Throughout the event, designers embraced this philosophy wholeheartedly. Immersive installations, sculptural silhouettes, and rich materials dominated the scene, proving that the future of interiors is as much about desire and narrative as it is about pure aesthetics.

Craft as Couture

Craftsmanship emerged as the ultimate expression of luxury. Pierre Frey reminded the design world that elegance resides in detail and artisanal skill, transforming textiles into works of art. KOKET echoed this sentiment with its Straw Marquetry Collection, where humble straw becomes luminous couture, shimmering surfaces crafted with painstaking precision. Here, craft is not just technique; it is storytelling, glamour, and empowerment woven into every detail.

Immersive Drama

Paris also spotlighted design as performance. Crosby Studios turned interiors into theatrical experiences, with mirrored galleries and radical scenographies that invited interaction rather than observation. In this spirit, KOKET’s Eternity Chandelier transcends lighting. Cascading crystals and sinuous forms create a living spectacle, where every reflection seduces and every shimmer invites emotion. It transforms interiors into luminous stages of intrigue.

Maximalism with Soul

Minimalism gave way to bold, expressive maximalism. Parisian moodboards pulsed with daring colors, reflective finishes, and layered textures. Every element alive with personality and narrative. KOKET thrives in this world. Designs like the Goddess Mirror and Enchanted Chair radiate feminine power and unapologetic glamour, turning rooms into stages where design becomes both statement and celebration.

Heritage Reinvented

Heritage was reimagined as inspiration for the future. From the revival of Maison-Atelier Ozenfant to Studioparisien’s poetic modernism, Paris proved that tradition is not nostalgia, it is a platform for reinvention. KOKET captured this essence with pieces such as the Vamp Sofa, draped in lush velvet and gleaming accents, and the Tabu Center Table, whose brass base and sculptural presence embody seduction, drama, and timeless elegance.

Sensual Materials & Parisian Glamour

Finally, Paris reaffirmed its love affair with sensual materials – velvet, lacquer, marquetry, and polished metals – luxurious textures that are as tactile as they are visual. Ober Surfaces, celebrating a century of design, showed how heritage finishes can be transformed into contemporary glamour. KOKET carries this vision forward, selecting each material for its ability to seduce the senses and elevate interiors into immersive, unforgettable experiences.

Defining Tomorrow

Paris Design Week 2025 showed us that the future of design lies in emotion, craftsmanship, and seduction. From immersive drama to couture-inspired craft, bold maximalism, heritage reinvention, and sensual materials, these trends will shape interiors in 2026 and beyond.

At the heart of this narrative, KOKET shines as a symbol of passion, empowerment, and timeless desire—crafting furniture that transforms spaces into stages where design is both art and emotion.