Interior design trends for 2025

In your new home you can get creative! Not renting means you can decorate how you want to - here are the interior trends for 2025

Colour & Materials

  • Earthy Tones:

Deep, grounding colours like burnt sienna, olive green, and rich browns are popular, creating a warm and inviting atmosphere. 

  • Warm Neutrals:

Taupes, beiges, and soft caramels are favoured for creating a comforting and versatile base. 

  • Jewel Tones:

Bold colours like deep greens, navy blues, and purples are making a statement, especially in living rooms. 

  • Dark Wood:

A resurgence of dark wood furniture is adding a touch of classic elegance to interiors. 

  • Natural Materials:

Reclaimed wood, unlacquered brass, raw stone, and aged zinc are being used to showcase natural finishes and add a sense of history to spaces. 

  • Woven Materials:

Chunky wool blends, woven leather, and raffia are being incorporated into furniture, rugs, and lighting, adding texture and a connection to nature. 

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Design Elements

  • Curved and Wavy Lines:

Curves and organic shapes are trending, seen in furniture, mirrors, and decorative items. 

  • Panelled Walls:

Fluted or acoustic MDF panels continue to be popular for adding warmth and sophistication to walls. 

  • Biophilic Design:

Incorporating natural elements like plants, natural light, and nature-inspired colours and textures remains a key trend. 

  • Pattern Play:

Bold, unexpected patterns are being used to create a sense of individuality and personality, with a focus on intentionality and cohesion. 

  • Quiet Luxury:

A minimalist approach to design, focusing on high-quality materials and understated elegance. 

  • Discreet Tech:

The integration of technology into homes is becoming more seamless and less obtrusive. 

  • Double Height Countertops:

Single-level countertops are preferred for creating a more open and airy feel, especially in kitchens. 

Other notable trends

  • Colour Drenching:

Using a single colour on multiple surfaces, like walls, ceilings, and trim, is a popular way to create a cohesive and impactful space. 

  • Coastal and Country Styles:

Nautical stripes and blues are popular for creating a coastal feel, while rustic elements and botanical prints are favoured for a modern country style. 

  • The 70/30 Split:

This design principle suggests balancing a dominant style or colour palette with a smaller percentage of contrasting or complementary elements.