Current trends were presented, such as Metomodernism and Posthumanism, which teach us to think of the world and its components as an interdependent matrix as well as the increasingly growing Biophilia trend, which celebrates the eternal beauty of nature. It is characterized by wavy, organic forms that result from traditional handicraft processes and a special admiration for the spontaneous manifestations of the material. This style is especially brightly represented by Aneta Regele, Anestis Michalis, Silvia Zagni, Rossana Orlandi, and Boram Choi. 

A special place is occupied by the Midcentury Modern trend and is clearly represented by Gilbert Valentin, Thomas Fritsch, Georges Jouve, and Robert Auguste. From unexpected combinations of ornaments to calm monophonic sustained colors and shapes. Also popular is the trend for furniture in the form of Art objects from Agnès Debizet, Jan Ernst, and Rino Claessens. Amused by the trend of Fairytale Monsters from Arnauld Le Calve and Kartini Thomas. Inspired by the elegance of the porcelain trend, especially from Pascale Morin and Cristine Bath. The color trend was presented by Claire Lindner and the modern technologies trend by Laure et Jason Theodosiou.