Thursday, February 5, 2026
In the decorative paper segment, Felix Schoeller‘s focus is squarely on the future. They view paper as a material that seamlessly blends design, functionality, aesthetics, responsibility, and practicality. It is at this intersection that innovative, future-ready surface solutions are born, guided by creative vision, technical expertise, and a keen understanding of market demands.
In the months ahead, they will elevate this approach to new heights. Colours that Stay and their Color Report will continue to evolve, providing even more robust guidance for enduring colour strategies, while expanding the role of color within a broader design context. Surfaces, structures, and tones will no longer be viewed in isolation, but as integral elements of holistic, forward-thinking living and interior concepts.
At the same time, collaborations in Color & Surface Design will become even more relevant, strengthening our Connext – Together for surfaces of the future approach. As an integral part of this, new developments and partnerships around sustainable decor papers will translate innovation, material intelligence, and cooperation into practical, market-ready applications.
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Felix Schoeller believes that paper has an almost infinite potential to enable solutions that improve people’s lives while protecting the planet. Over the past 125 years, they have been dedicated to tapping into the possibilities that paper can bring. Their family tradition in the paper industry began in 1895 in Osnabrück, and since then their knowledge and expertise have grown continuously – and internationally.
“We strive to harness the power of paper and to enable our customers and partners to find solutions. Solutions that empower lives, address challenges our society is facing, and make life better for people and our planet.” – Hans-Christoph Gallenkamp, CEO Felix Schoeller.
Today, they develop, produce and market specialty paper solutions ranging from photographic and digital printing papers to decor papers for the furniture, wood-based panel industries to release liners, sublimation papers and flexible paper composites for packaging worldwide. They know well that paper alone is not the final solution and that unlocking paper’s full potential requires collective expertise. That’s why, they’re committed to working together with their customers and partners to truly harness the power of paper.
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