AkzoNobel Powder Coatings has launched the new superdurable Interpon D2525 Futura 2026–2029 Collection, now available across Europe and North America. Drawing on the enduring beauty of classic design while embracing the bold expressions shaping tomorrow’s buildings, the collection brings together expressive finishes, advanced textures, and a refreshed vision for the built environment.

Designed to show where architectural color is headed next, the new Futura 2026–2029 Collection gives architects and designers a modern toolkit to create on-trend spaces for work, leisure and relaxation, to be enjoyed for decades to come.

A fusion of past influence and future ambition

An iconic cornerstone in architectural design for more than two decades, Futura has long guided the industry’s approach to color, finish, and material expression. The 2026–2029 Collection continues that legacy with two palettes that connect generations of design in a single creative language supported by long-lasting performance that will endure time, weather, and wear:

• High Serenity offers soft, nature-inspired hues including warm stone, calming metals and quiet browns to elevate spaces with subtle texture and understated elegance.

• Bold Adventure brings energy and momentum, with dynamic colors that glisten and sparkle through earthy reds, regal blues, and finishes designed to inspire confidence and exploration.

Jorrit van Rijn, Global Marketing Director at AkzoNobel Powder Coatings, says:
“Futura has always helped architects express their vision with a superdurability that can withstand demanding climates. This new collection blends heritage design inspiration with ideas that push concepts forward, giving customers colors and finishes that feel both timeless and completely fresh.”

Sustainability built in – as a standard

Every color in the Futura 2026–2029 Collection now comes with sustainability built in. Not only its superdurability, extending product lifecycles, but also with Low-E curing across all new colors, and bio-attributed raw materials as standard across the entire range manufactured in the EMEA region.

• Low-E technology supports curing at lower temperatures or faster line speeds, helping reduce energy use and unlock operational efficiency.

• Bio-attributed raw materials support a lower carbon footprint, aligning with the reality that sustainable choices must also be practical, available, and high-performing.

 “Sustainable coating choices should not come at a higher cost or as a specialist option,” says Van Rijn. “But simply the way high-performance architectural coatings should be made: efficient, responsible, and ready for the future.”

This built-in sustainability places the new Futura Collection squarely within the Interpon Eco+ portfolio — AkzoNobel’s most advanced and rigorously proven sustainable powder coatings. Futura reflects Interpon’s value-driven sustainability philosophy of delivering solutions that perform on the line, reduce energy use, and support long-lasting design without asking customers to compromise.

“Futura brings our Own Your Impact approach to life,” Van Rijn says. “By embedding sustainability and performance as standard, it delivers practical, tangible benefits that help architects and fabricators make responsible choices with confidence and aligned with the future they want to create.”

“Our Futura 2026-2029 Collection shows what we stand for: inspiring design grounded in heritage, built with the future in mind, and delivered with sustainability as standard. We believe responsible choices should come naturally — without incurring higher costs and never at the expense of durability, beauty, or performance.”

With its fusion of animated colors, technical excellence, and responsible innovation, the Futura 2026–2029 collection gives architects a powerful way to shape the next generation of building design — confidently, creatively, and with impact.