Predicted Interior Design Trends for 2025: What to Expect
With only just over 3 months until the new year (we know, mind-boggling! Where has another year gone?) the design world is very much in tune with what’s new for the new year. As supportive interior designers based in Devon we’re here to give you some insight and inspiration for your interior design plans. As we always say, trends are great but think of them as ‘nice to knows’. We encourage longevity within our design approach, so you get the most from your budget. With this in mind if you meticulously follow and replicate trends you may be enroute to revamping your space within a year or so, so think of trends as elements to incorporate into your vision and interior style.
As we’ve established, we’re rapidly heading towards 2025. It’s rumoured that the world of interior design is set to experience a transformative shift, driven by evolving aesthetics, emerging technologies, and changing lifestyle preferences. This blog explores the predicted interior design trends for 2025, providing insights on how these trends will shape the future of home decor and we can incorporate them into your projects.
The Evolution of Interior Design Trends
Interior design trends are influenced by various factors across the Globe, including technological advancements, cultural shifts, and environmental considerations. As we move towards 2025, several key themes are expected to dominate the design landscape these include:
Technological Integration
Revival of Retro and Vintage Styles
Let’s get into the detail…
1. Sustainability and Eco-Friendly Design
Sustainable design, eco-friendly materials, green interiors
Sustainability remains a top priority in interior design, with a growing emphasis on eco-friendly materials and practices. As environmental awareness increases, homeowners are seeking designs that minimise their carbon footprint and promote a healthier living environment.
Easy tips on how to incorporate sustainable materials into your property:
Use sustainable materials like bamboo, reclaimed wood, and recycled glass. Our blog about Textures and Materials provides more information on how to approach this from an interior design perspective.
Incorporate energy-efficient appliances and fixtures. It’s on the functional side of design but really important not only for the planet but for achieving cost-effective solutions for everyday living.
Promote indoor air quality with plants and low-VOC paints. If this sounds of interest you may enjoy reading the blog we’ve written all about introducing plants into the home, the benefits of improving air quality and also creating aesthetically pleasing spaces.
For more on sustainable design, visit Sustainable Interior Design Trends.
2. Technological Integration
Technology continues to evolve rapidly, and smart home innovations are becoming increasingly integral to interior design. In 2025, we can expect to see more advanced home automation systems that enhance convenience, security, and energy efficiency.
Types of technological integration that you my want to consider:
Integrate smart lighting, heating, and security systems.
Use voice-controlled assistants and smart appliances.
Design tech-friendly spaces with built-in charging stations and data ports.
Explore the latest in smart home technology with Innovative Smart Home Solutions.
3. Biophilic Design and Natural Elements
Biophilic design, natural materials, indoor greenery
Biophilic design has appeared in a few of our blogs and posts throughout 2024 and the trend is here to stay. With an ever-growing emphasises on consumers establishing a closer connection with nature, Biophilic Design is set to gain even more prominence. This trend incorporates natural elements to create calming, rejuvenating spaces that enhance well-being.
Here are a few tips on how to get started:
Consider using natural materials like stone, wood, and cork. All these materials are great options for Kitchens, Bathrooms and Bedrooms.
Incorporate indoor plants and green walls. Plants are versatile and a great addition to any space.
Maximise natural light with large windows and open layouts. We can help you achieve clever window dressings to optimise natural light in your home, from the use of privacy blinds, streamline electric tracks, sheer curtains and useful tricks we’ve learnt over our 35+ year’s experience providing custom solutions within interior design.
Learn more about biophilic design in this Guide to Biophilic Interiors.
4. Personalisation and Customisation
Personalised interiors, custom furniture, unique decor
In 2025, personalisation and customisation will be key trends, reflecting the desire for unique, individualistic spaces. Homeowners will seek designs that reflect their personal tastes and lifestyles. This trend overlaps with the Maximalist trend which encourages the individual to embrace more is more!
Where to begin with personalisation and customisation?
Thinking of longevity, consider custom made furniture and bespoke decor solutions. We offer design consultations to help you with understanding your space, the flow throughout your home and providing an array of carefully sourced fabric, colour and décor solutions to meet your brief. If this is of interest please fill out our ‘contact us’ form and we’ll be in touch to arrange a free call back.
Incorporate personal treasures, art, and memorabilia.
Design flexible spaces that can be easily adapted to changing needs. An ever growing requirement for modern day living, to learn more about multi-functional and flexible spaces head over to our blog ‘creating flexible spaces at home’ where we share lots of tips to get started.
For inspiration on personalised design, visit Customising Your Home.
5. Bold Colours and Patterns
Bold colours, vibrant patterns, contemporary decor
Bold colours and patterns are making a strong comeback, offering a way to inject energy and personality into interiors. Expect to see vibrant hues and striking patterns used in innovative ways. This again ties into the Maximalist trend, we’ve shared helpful tips and tricks when considering a maximalist approach click here to learn more.
A few tips to get started:
Use bold colours for accent walls, upholstery, and accessories.
Mix and match patterns to create dynamic, eye-catching designs.
Balance bold elements with neutral backgrounds to maintain harmony, neutrals don’t have to be beige and white. Find out more here.
Check out Bold Colour Trends for 2025 for ideas on incorporating vibrant hues.
6. Multifunctional Spaces
Multifunctional design, adaptable spaces, flexible interiors
With the increasing demand for versatile living spaces, multifunctional design will be a major trend in 2025. Spaces that can adapt to various uses and needs will be highly sought after. We’ve one step ahead and have shared some key elements to consider when looking to optimise space within your property, read more by reading our ‘Creating flexible spaces’ blog.
Elements to consider to begin with:
Think about how the space can accommodate flexible layouts and movable partitions.
Incorporate multifunctional furniture like sofa beds, extendable tables, portion curtains and privacy screens.
Use modular storage solutions to maximise space efficiency and remain organised, less is more with this approach.
Explore creative solutions for multifunctional spaces in Flexible Living Spaces.
7. Revival of Retro and Vintage Styles
Retro design, vintage decor, nostalgic interiors
The revival of retro and vintage styles is set to continue, with a focus on nostalgic elements that bring character and warmth to modern interiors. Expect to see mid-century modern, art deco, and other historical styles making a comeback.
Details to look out for:
Vintage furniture and decor pieces from thrift stores and auctions.
Incorporate retro patterns and colour schemes. We have an array of wonderful fabrics to fit any scheme, please contact us to learn more.
Blend vintage elements with contemporary design for a balanced look.
For tips on integrating retro styles, see Reviving Vintage in Modern Interiors.
8. Wellness-Focused Design
Wellness design, healthy living spaces, stress-reducing interiors
Wellness-focused design is becoming increasingly popular, with an emphasis on creating spaces that promote health and well-being. This trend includes features that enhance physical and mental wellness. We have the pleasure of working with clients looking for home gyms and exercise havens within their properties, if this sounds like you please feel free to contact us and we’d be more than happy to help design your custom exercise and wellness space.
Elements to consider:
Use calming colours, sustainable materials and natural light to create a serene environment.
Incorporate wellness features like air purifiers (plants), ergonomic furniture, and relaxation zones.
Design spaces that encourage mindfulness and relaxation, such as meditation rooms or home spas.
Discover wellness design ideas in Creating Healthy Living Spaces.
Summary
As we look forward to 2025, interior design trends are set to reflect a blend of innovation, sustainability, and personalisation. From eco-friendly materials and smart home technology to bold colours and multifunctional spaces, these trends offer exciting opportunities for your interior design vision to evolve, creating contemporary and dynamic interiors, there’s something for everyone
By understanding how to incorporate them effectively, ourselves as established interior designers can deliver exceptional, forward-thinking designs that resonate with yourself, the clients. Embracing these trends and by utilising our expertise we can create spaces with you that are not only stylish but also functional, sustainable, and personalised to you.
For more insights and inspiration on the latest interior design trends, visit Top Design Trends for 2025 and stay ahead of the curve with expert tips and guides.
