Fall 2025 Interior Design Trends to Know
As the seasons shift, so do the styles we bring into our homes. Fall 2025 brings comfort, character, and intentional choices. Here’s what’s trending and how to bring it into your space.
- Warm, Earthy Colors
Cool tones are out. Rich shades like terracotta, olive green, rust, chocolate brown, and burgundy are in. These colors bring depth and a grounded feel to any room, especially when paired with natural materials like wood or stone.
- Layered Patterns
Pattern mixing is big this season. Think wallpaper, rugs, and upholstery working together in bold ways. Florals, stripes, and abstract prints are layered for visual interest. Start small with pillows or drapery if you’re new to mixing patterns.
- Focus on Wellness
Homes are becoming spaces for rest and reset. Bring in houseplants, let in natural light, and use calming textures like linen, boucle, and wood. Soft lighting and clean air go a long way in creating peace.
- Sustainable Materials
Vintage furniture, reclaimed wood, and handmade pieces are being chosen over mass-produced ones. Quality matters. Fewer, better pieces that last and tell a story are key.
- Soft Shapes
Curved furniture is still going strong. Rounded sofas, chairs, and coffee tables bring a cozy and inviting feel. Slipcovered furniture is also gaining popularity, adding comfort without sacrificing style.
- Retro Influence
Details from the 70s and 80s are back. Think velvet sofas, warm wood tones, and muted retro color palettes. Keep it simple with one or two accents to avoid going full theme.
- Stylish Function
Appliances are getting more attention. Matte finishes, retro shapes, and bold colors are turning kitchens into statement spaces. Look for small upgrades that mix beauty with everyday function.
- Deep Wood Tones
Light oak is being replaced by richer wood tones. Walnut, espresso, and deep-stained finishes bring contrast and elegance to furniture and cabinetry.
- Mixed Styles
Designers are blending minimal forms with warm textures. Think clean lines paired with soft upholstery or modern lighting mixed with vintage finds. It’s about creating balance and personality.
