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Lámpara de suspensión TR diseñada por Josep Lluís Xuclà para Insòlit, una lámpara de suspensión circular de diseño contemporáneo. Esta lámpara de suspensión destaca por su perfil de aluminio extruido y curvado, combinado con un difusor de policarbonato gel que suaviza la iluminación, ideal para proyectos de iluminación a medida y lámparas a medida.
La lámpara de suspensión TR es totalmente personalizable y perfecta para crear combinaciones de lámparas suspendidas o lámparas flotantes combinables en lobbis de hotel, recepción y grandes espacios. Como lámpara de gran escala y lámpara de diseño exclusiva, la TR aporta funcionalidad y estilo en proyectos de lighting design, iluminación a medida y decoración de interiores.
Este modelo de lámpara de suspensión circular permite múltiples combinaciones con otras lámparas suspendidas, facilitando composiciones únicas para lobbis de hotel, recepciones y grandes salones. La lámpara de suspensión TR de Insòlit es la elección ideal para quienes buscan lámparas combinables suspendidas, iluminación a medida y productos de alta calidad en lámparas de diseño y lighting design.
TR suspension lamp designed by Josep Lluís Xuclà for Insòlit is a circular suspension lamp with a contemporary design. This suspension lamp features an extruded and curved aluminum profile combined with a gel polycarbonate diffuser that softens the lighting, perfect for bespoke lighting and custom lamps projects.
The TR suspension lamp is fully customizable and ideal for creating combinations of suspended lamps or combinable floating lamps for hotel lobbies, receptions, and large spaces. As a large-scale lamp and designer lamp, the TR provides functionality and style in lighting design, bespoke lighting, and interior decoration projects.
This circular suspension lamp model allows multiple combinations with other suspended lamps, enabling unique compositions for hotel lobbies, receptions, and large halls. The Insòlit TR suspension lamp is the perfect choice for those looking for combinable suspended lamps, bespoke lighting, and high-quality products in designer lamps and lighting design.

7 lighting trends for 2026

Lighting is much more than a functional necessity: it has become an essential element of interior design.

As we move into 2026, lighting trends are adapting to respond to a world that is increasingly aware of the environment, digitalised and with a strong focus on personalisation and wellbeing.

These trends don’t only aim to light up spaces; they also transform environments, enhance aesthetics and improve quality of life.

In this article we explore the main lighting trends that will dominate interior design in 2026.

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7 trends that will shape lighting in 2026

1. Smart and connected lighting

Technology continues to play a crucial role in lighting design. In 2026, smart lighting will be an integral part of homes and commercial buildings.

Connected lighting, controlled by mobile apps, voice assistants such as Alexa or Google Home, and home-automation systems, will let users adjust the light intensity, the colour and even the temperature according to their needs and mood.

These systems go beyond simple light regulation. Some smart-light models let you programme specific lighting scenes for different moments of the day, create ideal atmospheres to work, relax or exercise, and even sync with music or films.

This trend will be especially relevant in homes and offices, where people look to personalise their environment and create atmospheres that foster their wellbeing and productivity.

2. High-efficiency LED lights

Energy efficiency remains a primary concern as the world moves towards a more sustainable future. LEDs have become the standard option thanks to their low energy consumption, long lifespan and versatility.

By 2026, we will see an evolution in LED technology, with even more efficient solutions, capable of delivering the same amount of light with less energy consumption.

LED lamps will also continue to improve in their ability to adapt to different design styles, allowing designers to play with light in more creative ways.

With advances in design versatility, LED lamps will fit every space, from homes to hotels and offices, without compromising aesthetics.

Designer pendant lamp designed by Jean-Michel Wilmotte. Insolit Focus Line Pendant

3. Lighting connected with nature

The biophilic trend, which promotes the connection between people and nature, is shaping many aspects of interior design, and lighting is no exception.

In 2026, biophilic lighting will be more present than ever, with technologies that emulate the natural cycles of light and darkness to favour physical and mental wellbeing.

Lamps that imitate natural light, adjusting the colour temperature throughout the day, will help maintain the circadian rhythm and promote better sleep quality, especially in spaces such as offices, hotels and homes.

Lights that simulate daylight can improve mood and productivity and reduce stress, so they are expected to become a key trend in workplaces and homes.

4. Personalised and handcrafted design

In recent years, personalised design has gained popularity, and lighting is no exception. In 2026, the trend towards personalising lamps and lighting systems will keep growing.

Consumers are looking for unique pieces that reflect their style and personality. This demand is driving the creation of handmade lamps, using materials such as blown glass, ceramics, hand-worked metal or even recycled materials.

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Personalised design will also include lighting systems that adapt to the needs of each room, with modular lamps and adjustable configurations that let users change the layout of the light according to their preferences. This not only improves functionality but also ensures that lighting integrates perfectly with the aesthetic of any space.

5. Lighting integrated into furniture

One of the emerging trends for 2026 is lighting integrated into furniture. More and more designers are incorporating lighting directly into furniture pieces such as tables, shelves, mirrors, headboards and more. This integration offers an elegant and practical solution for lighting spaces without resorting to traditional light sources.

Designer table lamp with ribbed glass, design by Josep Lluís Xuclà. Insolit Glass

Lamps built into furniture not only improve functionality but also optimise the use of space, which makes them ideal for small settings. This type of lighting also lets you create unique visual effects, highlighting elements of the furniture and creating a welcoming atmosphere.

6. Minimalist and elegant style lamps

Minimalism remains a dominant trend in interior design, and lighting is no exception. Minimalist-style lamps, with clean lines, simple shapes and a neutral colour palette, will continue to be popular in 2026. This style brings elegance and sophistication to spaces without overloading the atmosphere.

The minimalism trend in lighting is linked to a focus on functionality and efficiency. Simple-design lamps, with advanced technology such as light intensity regulation, will let users adjust the atmosphere to their needs without sacrificing style.

7. Lighting in outdoor spaces

Outdoor lighting keeps gaining ground, especially in creating welcoming atmospheres in gardens, terraces and balconies. In 2026, outdoor lighting is expected to become more sophisticated, with more integrated and customisable options to suit any outdoor space. Solar lights, innovative-design garden lamps and lights embedded in the floor or walls will create dramatic and functional effects in outdoor spaces.

Outdoor lighting technology will also become more efficient, with products resistant to weather conditions that guarantee a long lifespan and low energy consumption.

In short, lighting in 2026 is heading towards personalisation, sustainability, energy efficiency and wellbeing. With emerging trends that prioritise technology, artistic design and integration with the environment, the future of lighting promises to transform the way we live and experience spaces. Whether through the incorporation of natural light, smart systems or sculptural designs, lighting will continue to evolve, creating atmospheres that don’t only illuminate but also improve quality of life.

At Insolit, our designer lamps will remain the centre of attention, blending design and functionality in a unique way. Each of our pieces doesn’t only illuminate: it acts as a work of art that transforms any space, adapting perfectly to new trends and creating atmospheres that reflect the best of contemporary aesthetics and wellbeing.

Frequently asked questions about lighting trends

What are the main trends in lighting?

Among the most established trends are layered lighting, rechargeable portable luminaires, the focus on warm light, noble and durable materials, the customisation of pieces and the integration of light as an architectural element of the project.

Is sustainable lighting an established trend?

Yes. LED energy efficiency, the durability of materials and designs with a replaceable light source have established themselves as essential criteria, beyond a passing fashion.

What role does warm light play in current trends?

Warm light is a protagonist of current residential and hospitality design: it brings comfort, creates welcoming atmospheres and moves away from cool light, associated with more technical or impersonal environments.

Apply the latest trends with the Insolit pendant lamps collection.

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Jordi Nubiola

2 de January de 2025

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