Interior design trends for 2025 predictions promise to offer something for everyone, interior design and home decor speaking.
Personal taste preferences together with new and classic choices drive the buzz and anticipation. Traditional interior design and decorating rules aside, the rule of what works best in your home is what’s on trend.
What’s hot, what’s not, and what’s trending makes an interesting read, but I chalk it up to what it really is- a subjective reference guide. With that in mind, let’s take a look at a sampling of interior design trends for 2025.
With the beginning of a new year comes color of the year 2025 selections. Warm and cozy is in season and on-trend, folks, and color will be reflecting the sentiment.
Country Living Magazine – Photography by Rikki Snyder
Mossy Gold SW 6139 by Sherwin-Williams
It appears the color consensus for 2025 sees a slight turn away from established neutrals in favor of leaning into darker palette choices.
Darker neutrals pair phenomenally with lighter neutrals heightening intensity of contrast.
House & Garden Magazine – Photography by Sharyn Cairns
Rich in tone and hue, earthy brown furniture introduces another level of dimension and warmth.
Aware of the sum total impact, spaces drenched in dramatic color encourage tone and hue to absorb light and distribute it throughout a space.
Nina Farmer Interiors – Photography by Jared Kuzia
Fluted Finishes
Urbanology Designs – Photography by Matti Gresham
Fluted natural stone introduces tactile texture as well as visual interest with a modern form of sophistication.
Architectural Digest – Photography by Jenna Peffley
Natural materials introduce visual character-that said, I do believe we’ve discovered the reason veined marble has become a permanent fixture in regards to natural materials selections.
Molding
Farrow & Ball No. 231 Setting Plaster
Molding and trims are likened to the jewelry of the space in as much as the decorative complement and contrast captures the eye and completes the overall look.
Country Living Magazine – Photography by Annie Schlechter
Warm Woods
Ashe Leandro – Architectural Digest
Sophisticated.
Cozy.
Warm.
Elegant.
Country Living Magazine – Photography by Becky Luigart-Stayner
Timeless finishes, colors, and materials capable of adapting to the style and the eye of the beholder transcend trend and time.
From cabin to castle, warm woods perform double duty in terms of proven function with signature form.
Ursino Interiors – Photography by Nicole Franzen
Antiques
Anne McDonald Design – Photography by Tim Lenz
Antique pieces play the room in house to home harmony to influence, balance, and complement other design styles resulting in a space enveloped in personality.
Timeless in presence and provenance, antique pieces lend a quality to most design styles as a lone focal point accent or anchor style of the space.
Pattern Play
House & Garden – Photography by Simon Brown
Decor elements that showcase color and pattern as the featured focal point make texture a tactile experience.
Elle Decor – Photography by Pascal Chevallier
Instantly recognizable iconic patterns identify the hallmarks of classic brands and enduring trend leaders.
Rue Magazine – Photography by James Michael Juarez
Deep Purple
Southern Living Magazine – Photography by Dane Tashima
Purple Basil PPG1046-7 by Glidden
Warm, versatile, and unmistakably distinctive, purple is the color to embrace for 2025.
Elle Decor – Photography by Steve Freihon
Cinnamon Slate 2113-40 by Benjamin Moore
Architectural Digest – Photography by Miguel Flores-Vianna
Architectural Digest – Photography by Mali Azima
Statement Lighting
Noble Construction Management Inc.
Lighting is relevant to the feel you want the space to convey, and the trend toward statement lighting flips the style switch to focal point fabulous in both the on and off position.
Lone Fox – Photography by Michael Clifford
Warm tones invite a sense of cozy comfort to the metals mix with decoristas continuing to show a preference to home decor accents and accessories that convey cozy at home vibes.
Architectural Digest – Photography by Nicole Franzen
In the Kitchen
According to the 2025 NKBA Kitchen Trends Report, 52% of respondents anticipate earth tones and bright colors reminiscent of those from the 1970s to lead the trend.
Jeremiah Brent Design on Facebook
Predictions point to rich warm colors associated with natural woods taking precedent over white and gray kitchen cabinet color choices.
Furthermore, the report finds (76%) of respondents choose green as their preferred kitchen color.
Blue makes a strong showing with (63%) followed by brown appealing to (56%).
House & Garden – Photography by Milo Brown
Countertop cabinets make the trend list as well with contrast top of mind.
Bold accent colors take the inside of a countertop cabinet from storage option to standout feature.
Another point of kitchen design interest for 2025 is the full-height backsplash noting investment, practicality, and inclusion of modern style.
Personality Immersed
Barlow & Barlow – Introspective Magazine – Photography by Jonathan Bond
Personality immersed spaces trend as the consummate design aesthetic here at Places In The Home.
Introspective Magazine – Kate Driver – Photography by Laure Joliet
Spaces and places in our homes script a telling narrative; a story full of character and personality. Pieces that mirror the nouns of our lives- the people, places, and things we love and treasure instill a sense of you into the story our homes tell.
A house is where we live, but a home is where we plan, build dreams, and showcase our personal style. The life lived within a home comes alive through personal style and taste.
Veranda Magazine – Photography by Kelly Marshall
New trends pop up almost daily, not to be outdone by freely offered opinions informing readers and followers of the next big design aesthetic. I look forward to the trend forecasts, sharing my predictions with you all, and seeing what comes and goes in this beautiful world of design and decor.