45 domestic and foreign experts predict Vietnamese architectural trends

On May 23, at the Hanoi Creative Center, Hanoi Museum held a press conference to introduce the publication "Trend 26+" with interior and architectural trends in Vietnam in the period 2026 - 2030.

With 552 pages, Trend 26+ is not only the crystallization of 12 months of research, data collection and compilation, but also a step forward demonstrating the aspiration to shape Vietnamese architectural identity in the global flow.

Experts from 7 Asia- Pacific countries shared in-depth insights, combining data sources from WGSN and major exhibitions such as Salone del Mobile (Italy), Interzum Cologne (Germany), Interzum Guangzhou (China)... to introduce 31 major trends in interior and architecture for the period 2026 - 2030.

Architect Le Truong, Chairman of the Vietnam Furniture Association, emphasized: “Trends are not something that is born naturally, they are the result of a process of observation, selection and intentional creation. With design, trends must reflect the identity, social needs and spirit of the times.”

Sharing with the press, Architect Hoang Thuc Hao, Vice President of the Vietnam Association of Architects, affirmed that the birth of Trend 26+ will open a series of activities connecting the industry, updating trends and promoting domestic creativity, contributing to building a dynamic and unique Vietnamese interior industry, while addressing the gap in in-depth, systematic, long-term oriented documents.

The publication not only reflects the domestic flow but also affirms the aspiration to create Vietnamese identity.

Focusing on three major pillars: Sustainability & greening - Personalization & humanization - Technology integration, Trend 26+ reflects profound shifts in consumer behavior, design thinking and shaping future living spaces.

Trends such as healing architecture, ecological interiors, circular economy or design based on personal experiences, artificial intelligence... are not only aesthetic choices but also linked to sustainable development.

Not only a professional publication, Trend 26+ is also expected to become a creative bridge between Vietnam and the world, contributing to affirming the Vietnamese mark in regional interior architecture.

Trend 26+ is expected to be released on June 6, 2025 with a quantity of 5,000 copies.

MAI AN

Source: https://www.sggp.org.vn/45-chuyen-gia-trong-va-ngoai-nuoc-du-bao-xu-huong-kien-truc-viet-post796439.html