The RAL Colour Feeling 2026+ report presented by Munksjö introduces a forward-thinking color palette featuring 15 trend-driven shades designed to inspire confident design decisions across diverse industries, from architecture to retail. Traditionally recognized as a color-coding system for the paint industry, RAL has expanded its reach to address a broader spectrum of design needs, including textiles, ceramics, plastics, and surface coatings.

At its heart, RAL’s mission is to guide sustainable and innovative design, fostering a shared language for the future of color. With the RAL Colour Feeling 2026+ report presented by Munksjö, we offer trendy solid-color décor paper solutions for laminate surface materials, enriching applications across kitchens, bathrooms, residential spaces, and office furniture.

Learn more about Munksjö’s approach to incorporating these trends in an interview with our own executives Sébastien Alainé, Head of Marketing and Communication and Didier Galerne, Consultant Art Director.

Q: What new possibilities do these colors offer for interior spaces and furnishings?

Sébastien: This palette addresses diverse design needs, from casual, relaxed atmospheres to bold, sophisticated décors. It includes versatile neutrals and richer, warmer tones, enabling both monochromatic and multi-color combinations. These shades are particularly well-suited for kitchens, bathrooms, and living spaces, offering designers a wealth of creative opportunities.

Q: Which RAL Colour Feeling 2026+ shades stand out for laminate surface materials?

Didier: Several shades stand out for their versatility and appeal. Rust Coloured, reminiscent of terracotta, remains a popular choice in interior design, especially for kitchens and living rooms. Peanut Butter, Pepper White, and Pearl Yellow bring a refreshing natural vibe. Cooler tones, such as Architecture Blue, Light Teal, Garlic Beige, and Olivine Grey, are ideal for modern kitchens and bathrooms, delivering a contemporary aesthetic. All these colours come with the corresponding RAL code so it´s easy to translate these colours into Munksjö designs.