Interior design trends you should know in 2025
1. natural materials
The popularity of natural materials, vegetation and harmony with the environment continues to grow. Wood, stone and floral decorations are elements that make interiors more user- and environment-friendly. It’s worth experimenting with a mix of vintage and modern furniture, carvings and craftsmanship-think hand-carved wood, natural stone, woven fabrics and aged metals that generate a sense of warmth.
Interior design: Erin King. Photo credit: Lee @ Robbins Photographic
2 Color scheme
Warm earthy colors
Beiges, browns, olive green and subdued shades of terracotta replace cool grays.The proposed color palette, inspired by nature, is designed to bring calm and coziness to the interior .
The color of 2025, chosen by the Pantone Institute, is “Mocha Mousse” – a warm, cozy shade of brown that evokes associations with aromatic coffee and chocolate. Such colors bring an atmosphere of comfort and tranquility to interiors. This color can definitely work well in interiors for many years.
Interior design: Iskry Studio. Photo: ONI Studio.
In addition to earthy colors, you should also pay attention to the colors that stand out very strongly in the interior design space, namely bottle green and sensual burgundy. These are colors that definitely give the interior a sophisticated touch.
Interior design: Kick.Office. Photo credit: Giulia Benedetta Costa.
Crazy Rebellion.
Fans of stronger, more vivid colors and expressive forms will also find something for themselves. Shades of yellow, blue, red or pink are becoming more and more common among designers of furniture, lamps and other interior decoration elements.
Interior design: bo/sko studio. Photo: Tom Kurek
3 Modularity
Increasingly, designers are focusing on furniture and solutions that can be easily adapted to the changing needs of residents. Folding tables, sliding walls and multifunctional furniture are the answer to dynamic lifestyles.
When I think of modularity the first thing that comes to mind are modular sofas. Modular sofas are the ideal solution for people who value flexibility in interior design. Thanks to the ability to freely combine segments, they can be adapted to different room layouts and individual user needs.
4. modern nostalgia
A return to the aesthetics of the 1970s and 1980s, but with a modern twist. Round shapes, velour upholstery and retro accessories combined with a minimalist approach create a unique style that blends the past with the future.
Vintage furniture continues to make its mark on the design world. This is quite a treat for fans of snooping in vintage furniture commissaries or so-called “flea markets”. Many times you can come across real pearls.
Interior design: Mat Kubaj, Photo: ONI Studio
5. sustainable design
Designers are increasingly turning to recycled materials and renewable resources to create eco-friendly and stylish accessories, accessories, furniture, or more broadly, entire rooms.
This is a philosophy of action that I personally enjoy very much. We see that many designers and designers have been following it for a good few years now. After all, there is nothing worse than mass production of furniture, accessories without much thought as to how this reflects on the environment.
6. individualism
Designers are definitely focusing on personal expression.
Incredibly, Coco Chanel’s saying that “fashion passes, style remains” applies here.
In creating a living space, our personal feeling of being in an interior is more important than the trends themselves. For individuality will always be what makes our interiors stand out.
We see an increasing emphasis on personal items such as photos, paintings, travel souvenirs or handicrafts, directly resonating with the lifestyle of the owners.
Interior Design: Framework Studio, Photo: Kasia Gatkowska Photography
