Interior Design Trends in 2025

Bold textures and patterns are taking center stage in 2025 interior design.

Earthy palettes and organic patterns reminiscent of '70s design styles are on the rise as well as furniture with curvilinear forms and exaggerated textures like quilting. Excellent craftsmanship and quality take precedence in 2025 to compliment this detailed design style.

Expect to see unique materials, colours and shapes this year that create visually interesting and authentic spaces.

While we are moving away from the trend of beige, on beige, on beige; the 2025 colour palette is still gravitating towards organic tones and shapes.

Earthy, neutral colours evoke feelings of tranquility, comfort and sustainability, making them a cornerstone of modern interior design.

Similarly, natural finishes such as marble and timber in warm tones takes center stage, adding an organic feel.

Colour continues to evolve as a major interior design trend in 2025, offering a bold, creative way to define spaces, highlight architectural features, and infuse personality into interiors.

There is a big emphasis this year on classic primary hues like red, blue, and yellow — paired with softer tones or earthy neutrals.

Prioritizing spaces for wellness and comfort is a key design trend for 2025 and beyond.

With a focus on our mental and physical well-being, these spaces blend functionality, relaxation, and sustainability to create sanctuaries for modern living.

Nooks for meditation, yoga, or quiet reflection feature minimal decor, soft cushions, and calming tones. Soothing greens, soft beige, and dusty blues dominate these areas.

In 2025, interior design is embracing bold statement pieces that serve as focal points, reflecting individuality and artistic expression in every space.

Lighting fixtures, wallpaper and accessories are evolving into art forms, featuring sculptural and intricate designs that draw attention and add depth to spaces without the use of framed art.

We are stepping outside our comfort zone this year, making more conscious decisions on the pieces that were once thought of as unnecessary and are now a priority to complete a space.

2025 will see the shift of fast fashion to instead, investing in high-quality, sustainably crafted pieces that remain timeless and durable.

We are increasingly prioritizing pieces produced under fair labor practices and sustainable methods, fostering an ethical approach to design.

Italian craftsmanship has long been synonymous with superior quality, driven by a meticulous attention to detail and time-honored techniques.

Murano glass chandeliers, intricate marble furniture, or handwoven textiles embody durability, ensuring they become heirlooms rather than disposable items.