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Spain remains a particular focus, with recent openings in Lorca, Motril, Vilanova i la Geltr\u00fa near Barcelona, and A Coru\u00f1a \u2014 all through local design partners aligned with the brand’s aesthetic. More than 30% of the company’s current initiatives are dedicated to upgrading existing Spanish showrooms toward a more premium positioning.<\/p>\n
Behind the scenes, the brand’s design direction has been shaped since 2025 by a collaboration with acclaimed designer Ferruccio Laviani<\/strong>, whose Milan studio now guides Doimo’s strategic vision \u2014 both the compositional logic of the kitchens themselves and the visual language used to present them. That partnership is behind 2026’s brand refresh, visible across the company’s communications and digital presence, as well as the new Impronta<\/strong> collection, Laviani’s own translation of Doimo’s kitchen philosophy into material, function, and identity.<\/p>\n At Salone del Mobile 2026, bathroom furniture specialist Stocco previewed a collection built around what the brand calls “design in motion” \u2014 not nostalgic, but reflective, expressed through soft forms, refined textures, and warm color palettes.<\/p>\n The standout update is to two of Stocco’s core systems, Over<\/strong> and Stilo<\/strong>, both now available with new curved end units that soften the geometry of a bathroom composition. The Fit<\/strong> washbasin platform expands too, with compact, minimalist-friendly configurations aimed at smaller spaces without sacrificing elegance. Elsewhere, the Loop<\/strong> collection gains back-lacquered glass drawer fronts across Stocco’s full color range, and washbasins and bathtubs are now available in that same palette for a fully coordinated look. A new Fly<\/strong> handle rounds out the opening-system options, and curved shapes join the brand’s backlit mirror lineup.<\/p>\n The overall direction: intense, warm, deep tones and softened geometry, continuing a broader move away from hard edges across bathroom and kitchen design alike.<\/p>\n Italian bathroom furniture maker Cerasa, in business for more than 40 years, has brought its Des Evolution<\/strong> collection to the UK for the first time through a first-to-market launch with retailer C.P. Hart. Designed by Stefano Spessotto, the range is built around flexibility: vanities are available with an integrated basin, or paired with either the deck-mounted Zefiro<\/strong> or EOS<\/strong> basin \u2014 both of which are also offered as freestanding pieces. Separate storage units and mirrors round out the composition options.<\/p>\n Finish choice is where Des Evolution really stretches: more than 80 options are available, including matte lacquers and a striking Resina Paint and Stone Deckblend textured resin designed to closely mimic natural stone. It’s a strong example of how much visual range a single bathroom furniture system can now offer without leaving the same design family.<\/p>\n Different categories, same underlying story: established Italian brands are actively investing in reach, whether that’s new geography (Doimo), new material softness (Stocco), or new markets entirely (Cerasa). For anyone planning a kitchen or bathroom renovation, that kind of sustained investment is a good signal \u2014 it usually means more design partners, more finish choices, and more support behind the products you’re specifying.<\/p>\n Want to see how these collections translate into a real project?<\/strong> Book a consultation<\/a> with our team \u2014 or Get a Quote<\/a> to get started on your kitchen or bathroom.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" Doimo Cucine, Stocco, and Cerasa all made 2026 news \u2014 global showroom expansion, a softer bathroom collection, and a UK debut. Here’s what’s new.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"author":2,"featured_media":723,"comment_status":"closed","ping_status":"closed","sticky":false,"template":"","format":"standard","meta":{"footnotes":""},"categories":[73,22],"tags":[123,48,121,86,82,120,122],"class_list":["post-722","post","type-post","status-publish","format-standard","has-post-thumbnail","hentry","category-interior-design","category-kitchen-design","tag-bathroom-furniture","tag-cerasa","tag-doimo-cucine","tag-italian-kitchens","tag-kitchen-design-2026","tag-milan-design-week","tag-stocco"],"yoast_head":"\nStocco: Softer Forms for the 2026 Bathroom<\/h2>\n
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Cerasa: A UK Debut for Des Evolution<\/h2>\n
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The Common Thread<\/h2>\n