Top Trends for 2026 in Festive Lighting and Decorations by Leblanc Illuminations

At Leblanc Illuminations, our designers travel the world and scour the web to stay on top of trends and identify the influences of tomorrow.

At Leblanc Illuminations, our designers are always on the lookout for new trends. They scour the internet and social media and travel the world in search of new influences, whether they come from the fields of contemporary design, fashion, architecture, or urban planning. 

Here are the trends they say to watch for in 2026: 

1- Monumental boldness

Spectacular structures that define a city’s identity and create striking visual landmarks. 

  • Monumental light installations 

  • High-contrast text 

  • Panoramic displays for city entrances and roundabouts

Our Alpha Collection

Our Diamond Tree

2- The Poetry of Lightness

Airy, light-hearted scenes that seem to float above the city. 

  • Difficult street crossings 

  • Suspended cloud or fog effects 

  • Use of fluid light lines

Our Birdy Collection 

3- The Power of Geometric Shapes 

A contemporary graphic design that shapes the urban landscape. 

  • Aluminum structures with clean lines 

  • Freestanding 2D and 3D LED displays 

  • Vibrant and dynamic geometric patterns

Our Infinity Spiral Arch

4- The beauty of winter landscapes 

Inspired by polar landscapes, this trend creates soothing, luminous atmospheres. 

  • Shades of blue and cool whites 

  • Ripple effects on facades and avenues 

  • A chic and contemporary atmosphere

Our Flocon Givre Collection

5- The warmth of the encounters 

Warm tones that invite you to relax and linger. 

  • Gold, champagne, and warm white 

  • pole mounted decorations light-up poles 

  • Enhancing shopping streets and public squares

Our Torsade Collection

6- The Richness of Nature and Life 

Nature inspires delicate, organic lighting designs. 

  • Hanging foliage 

  • Floral designs and butterflies 

  • A celebration of spring renewal

Our Seasons Collection

7- Beautiful lace in the light of day 

3D-printed grids and patterns designed to enhance daytime aesthetics 

  • High level of detail 

  • Pendant lights and wall sconces installed on their own or in combination with decorative lighting 

  • Wide variety of colors and shapes

Our Parasol Collection  

8. Ambient lighting 

An approach focused on visual comfort and immersive lighting. 

  • Hanging rings and diffuser columns 

  • Soft, even light 

  • Soothing atmospheres for large squares

Our Bulle de Givre Collection

9- Urban design as a work of art 

Where industrial materials meet refined details. 

  • Aluminum and gold-colored decorative elements 

  • Light fixtures inspired by stained glass 

  • Premium materials and finishes 

  • An elegant design that stands out even in broad daylight

Our Art Deco Collection

10. Designs meant to stand the test of time and the changing seasons 

A new approach to urban lighting, designed to support the city all year round. 

  • Versatile abstract patterns 

  • Interchangeable decorative kits 

  • An expanded sense of time 

  • Optimization of operating costs

Our Boulliz Reindeer Rudy

Our Boulliz collection, featuring the E-deco line

In 2026, the cities that will leave a lasting impression will be those that dare to create distinctive, sustainable, and deeply memorable lighting experiences. Whether through monumental installations, aerial displays, refined winter atmospheres, or creations designed to last all year round, the challenge remains the same: to design a strong visual signature that reflects your region. 

At Leblanc Illuminations, we work with cities, downtown areas, and shopping centers to design custom thematic and festive projects that bring people together, inspire wonder, and showcase your public spaces. 

Would you like to design your lighting concept for 2026? Contact our team to discuss your next project and bring your vision to life. 

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