Greenplac MDF launches CASAS Collection at Expo Revestir 2026

A new collection with five MDF patterns represents individual times for creative, connected, natural, and deeply human living.

In a scenario where decoration and architecture trends for 2026 point towards biophilic design, sensory reconnection with nature, technological integration, and the valorization of authentic, emotional, and sustainable spaces, Greenplac MDF presents its new collection CASAS | Creative. Connected. Natural. Human. There are five new MDF patterns that represent an invitation for each home to reflect its moments and the time to live each stage, celebrating human individuality.

To be officially launched to the public during Expo Revestir 2026, from March 9 to 13, at São Paulo Expo, in a 200 m² stand, the new collection is presented aligned with the main directions of contemporary design, alongside unique experiences. The stand's environments expose visitors to integrated experiences between product and concept, which consider the future of each home to be more creative, more connected, increasingly natural, and, above all, human.

“Each home has its time to live each moment. This was the essence of the new CASAS concept. It doesn't move away from, but evolves the previous Timeless, which was influenced by more conscious choices, to embrace the dynamic of longevity: home is not static, but a reflection of different phases of life”, says Lais Carelo, marketing manager at Greenplac MDF.

The five new MDF patterns, three unicolors (Plié, a neutral pink; Arenza, a soft fendi; Moccato, a cappuccino tone) and two fundamental wood-look patterns (Catedral Oak and National Freijó), translate important pillars of the future of consumption. “Home is where we live our truest phases, each in its own moment. There are more playful times, others for integrating technology without losing soul, times for reconnecting with nature, but, above all, for being ourselves. The CASAS collection delivers exactly that: the home as a living space that evolves with its inhabitants,” adds the Greenplac marketing manager.

The space invites visitors to experience how the patterns adapt to different moments of living, in an interactive narrative that reinforces the message: the future of each home will be more creative, more connected, increasingly natural and, above all, human.

“Greenplac continues to seek to always balance trends with what the market truly understands to be commercially important. With the CASAS collection, we reinforce our commitment to a design that strengthens our portfolio and brings our brand closer to our direct customers — cabinetmakers, specifiers, and end consumers,” highlights Matheus Mantovani, commercial director at Greenplac.