Say goodbye to plain walls—2025 is all about texture! Get ready for a bold shift with wallpapered ceilings, wood paneling, and decorative plaster finishes that bring depth and character to any room. Expect the unexpected as flat surfaces are transformed into striking focal points, adding a new dimension to your home.
In addition to brown hues, earth tones are set to dominate interiors in 2025. “Shades like deep burgundy, navy blue, saturated greens, and terracotta will be prominent, adding depth and sophistication to spaces,” says Hollis.
In 2025, shapes are more than just design elements — they tell stories. Bold lines, circles, and patterns come together to create visual narratives that are both meaningful and captivating. These geometric designs strike a perfect balance between simplicity and complexity, giving projects a unique and modern look.
2025 is all about making a statement in your interiors—and what better way to do that than with deep and bold shades that pack a punch? Expect to see rich hues of ebony and black olive used as accents within a room to ground a brighter and lighter palette.
And natural materials will also take center stage when it comes to remodels. Sinclair points to 80% of trend pros identifying natural wood (untreated with paint) as one of the top construction materials of 2025, and a majority (60%) anticipating a heightened focus on natural light with larger windows and skylights.
Will home prices rise in 2025? Redfin expects a 4% rise in the median home sale price. The Fannie Mae/Pulsenomics forecast calls for a 3.8% gain. Zillow forecasts 2.6% home value growth in 2025.
It's on trend in 2025 to give architectural elements a little twist: use triangles for a coffered ceiling instead of squares, paint the top of the tray ceiling a different color or cover it with a different material, do some creative lighting.
One look at the latest kitchen inspiration and you'll see mid-century modern style is making a big comeback in 2025. Think clean lines, warm natural wood tones, and bold accents. This style is all about simplicity and functionality, with a touch of vintage charm – perfect for those who want a timeless yet trendy look.
"The overly rustic farmhouse aesthetic, including shiplap and barn-style doors, is giving way to modern rustic or transitional styles with more refined details," according to Calhoun. However, this doesn't means those with farmhouse finishes are stuck with this look.
Quietude. It's a color that may leave you speechless. Our 2025 Color of the Year, Quietude, can help define serenity, calm and understated luxury in every space of your home.
The trend for brown, earthy shades and warm metallics is seeping into lighting design in the form of antique finishes and classic lighting styles. “We will see a lot of vintage-inspired lighting next year, focusing on aged brass finishes and warmer bronze and copper tones instead of black,” Schlegelmilch says.
Once trendy, accent walls are being phased out in favor of cohesive color schemes. Homeowners prefer a consistent flow of color throughout a room instead of a single bold wall.
Interior design ideas in 2025 will be all about combining style with functionality, sustainability, and wellness. Whether you're drawn to the minimalist coziness of Japandi, the rich textures of natural stone, or the bold statement of maximalism, there's a trend to suit every taste.
According to the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics, employment for interior designers is projected to grow by about 4 percent from 2021 to 2031, which is about as fast as the average for all occupations.
Brushed brass door handles are coming back in 2025 as a part of the vintage revival. These trendy door handle finishes can add luxury and charm to any home decor. Reeded beehive door knobs are going to be a very popular style.
And while our experts agree that having a styled, well-put-together home is lovely, it's not the most important element of design in 2025. "Instead of the overly staged and 'perfect' farmhouse aesthetic, we'll see a move towards spaces that feel more lived-in and personal," Sette says.
Unlike other design trends that eventually go out of style, white kitchen cabinet design is likely to remain popular for many years. With white cabinetry, you won't have to worry about the style becoming outdated in a few years. Instead, you can count on the design to be classic and enduring.
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As we move into 2024-2025, kitchen design trends continue to prioritize both style and sustainability, with quartz countertops at the forefront. Known for their durability and low maintenance, quartz countertops are not only practical but also offer a plethora of design options.
Dark cabinets will be the focus in 2025, bringing unparalleled depth and drama to kitchens, bathrooms, and beyond. Shades of browns, deep reds, and even black are perfect for making a bold statement while exuding sophistication.
Warm, Earthy Colors
Warm colors are in, for good reason. From soft to saturated, wood tones to desert pinks, a warm palette on the backsplash creates a cozy effect in the heart of the home. This trend reflects a desire for spaces that feel inviting and comforting.
What does that mean for 2025 color trends? We're poised for a resurgence of colors that are, as experts seem to keep putting it—muddied. “Complex muddier pink, purple, green, and yellow tones that have earthy, grounded bases,” ELLE DECOR A-List designer Ghislaine Viñas says is what she anticipates.
2025 will be filled with “insects, oversized botanicals, birds, exotic animals, and texture texture texture!” says interior designer and TV host Genevieve Gorder.
'Wall panelling will continue to stay on trend in 2025, with its ability to add warmth and depth to any space keeping it desirable as ever,' confirms Olivia Crosher, interior designer for Naturewall.