Confetti expands its colour universe: Vanilla brings the palette together – and Chocolate makes its arrival

The Confetti series from aida has, in recent years, established itself as a vibrant universe that makes table setting personal, playful and full of life.

Now, the collection is given a distinctive lift with two colours that each add new dimensions to the expression. Before the summer, the soft and creamy Vanilla was introduced as a calmer base in the palette – and from the beginning of 2026, the colour Chocolate will follow, responding to the growing demand for warm brown tones.

Vanilla creates calm and balance

Vanilla is the newest addition to Confetti’s colourful universe and is created as a warm alternative to classic white porcelain. With its light, creamy tone, the colour brings a sense of calm that ties the other shades together beautifully and gives the table setting a harmonious foundation.

Confetti is built on a simple idea: colours create atmospheres, evoke memories and invite creativity into the home. Vanilla makes it even easier to vary the expression – from simple tone-on-tone settings to more colourful compositions. The blues Blueberry and Aqua, the greens Pistachio and Olive, and the reds Candyfloss and Chili all gain a soft counterbalance when Vanilla is introduced as a third colour in the combinations. The result is table settings that feel balanced without losing their character.

Chocolate: a new colour for 2026

At the beginning of 2026, the palette expands once again – this time with the colour Chocolate, which has already attracted interest ahead of its launch. Consumers have increasingly been asking for brown tones in interior design, and Confetti now responds with a warm chocolate brown glaze that fits perfectly within the collection’s colour language.

Chocolate adds depth and warmth and works as a natural anchor in more colourful table settings. Combined with Vanilla, it creates an elegant and contemporary expression that can be elevated with a light Aqua, fresh green tones such as Pistachio, a soft touch of Candyfloss or a sunny hint of Lemon. The colour offers both retailers and consumers new opportunities to work with moods and seasons in table settings.

Colours, moods and personality

The Confetti series is designed to be mixed across colours and personalities. Each shade brings its own energy, and the palette is carefully composed so that everything can be combined without compromising the overall look. With Vanilla and Chocolate, the universe becomes even broader and more flexible.

The series responds to a key trend shaping interior design and table setting right now: the desire to bring more personality into the home. With two colours that both unify and deepen the expression, Confetti strengthens its position as one of the most inspiring colour universes in modern table culture.