At Coco to the Trade, our role is simple: we connect the design community with exceptional vendors and beautifully crafted pieces. Each season, we look forward to sharing standout introductions that we know will resonate with our trade clients, and the 2026 Spring collection from Made Goods is filled with them.
To see even more of the collection in motion, check out Made Goods’ spring introduction video, a perfect way to experience the pieces in real spaces and hear from the team behind the designs.
Here are a few favorites we’re especially excited about.
Georgina: Playful Architecture
The Georgina étagère brings a fresh, pagoda-inspired silhouette that blends form, function, and a hint of fun. Shown in soft green and warm ochre tones, its sculptural lines and layered shelving make it as practical as it is eye-catching.
As Oscar Yague shares, “When you look at it, it makes you smile!” Georgina adds vertical interest and personality, perfect for designers looking to introduce architectural detail in an unexpected way.
Cornell: Refined and Timeless
The Cornell Buffet is a true highlight this season. Wrapped in complementary shades of faux shagreen, its paneled doors create subtle dimension while maintaining a clean, tailored look.
Available in both 3-door and 4-door options, Cornell offers versatile storage with elevated detailing and beautiful craftsmanship. As Chris DeWitt notes, “They really show the craftsmanship of the products we make.” It’s a sophisticated anchor piece that feels both current and enduring.
Kellan: Modern Mixed Materials
The Kellan cocktail table showcases a beautiful mix of materials with a soft, rounded silhouette and sleek base. A modern evolution of the beloved Cara collection, it balances warmth and contemporary design with ease.
In the words of Oscar Yague, “I think people are gonna like it a lot.” We agree, it’s a versatile piece that complements a wide range of aesthetics.
Decorative Accents: Color Without the Chaos
From swirling vases to sea-inspired accessories and abstract forms, this season’s decor introduces color and movement in a way that feels layered and intentional.
As Chris DeWitt puts it, “I love the mix of all the sea accessories… the way it brings color in, in a way that’s not jarring.” These pieces offer designers approachable ways to incorporate vibrancy while maintaining sophistication.
Explore More with Coco to the Trade
These selections are just a glimpse of what’s new for Spring 2026. There is plenty more where that came from across Made Goods.
As always, Coco to the Trade provides access to this exceptional vendor and many others, making it easier for our trade clients to source the pieces they need. We encourage you to browse the full collection on the Made Goods website and connect with us for ordering details and support.
Spring is here, and the introductions are as inspiring as ever. View our full list of over 200 great vendors on our vendor page.
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