at Formland Autumn 2026

Ib Laursen

Stand

M 9568

This season, Ib Laursen presents a collection shaped by atmosphere, natural materials, and thoughtful styling. Three distinct themes – Reflections, Grounded, and Adorn – frame the visual direction of the catalogue, each capturing a key expression of the season’s trends and translating them into inspiring, retail-ready universes.

Reflections explores a quiet, pared-back aesthetic, where considered details and silent moments define the space. Here, everyday objects are given room to stand out – subtle, tactile, and timeless.

Grounded brings warmth and depth into focus. Natural textures and earthy tones create a welcoming setting – a space to settle into, where materials feel honest and enduring.

Adorn embraces a more decorative and expressive direction. Layered details, soft colours, and decorative elements come together to create spaces full of character – rich, inviting, and visually engaging.

Across these themes, the AW 2026 collection unfolds with a clear sense of cohesion. New designs are carefully placed within their ideal settings, allowing each product to be experienced as part of a complete story. The introduction of the Grey Waves ceramic tableware – defined by its organic look and softly irregular edges – adds a tactile, contemporary layer to the assortment. Alongside this, new seasonal colours in the signature quilts, delicate printed taper candles, and refined steel kitchen accessories expand the range with both versatility and character.
The result is a collection designed to inspire. Each theme offers a distinct point of view, making it easy to translate seasonal trends into a cohesive in-store expression – while seamlessly integrating with your existing assortment.

Meet us at Formland Autumn 2026

Claudia Vamdrup

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Claudia Vamdrup

Louise Holm

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