Earthy, warm hues replace stark neutrals – This season, cosy and grounded palettes dominate. Think terracotta, olive greens, deep browns, and warm beige. These tones help create an inviting, emotionally rich spaces that feel like home.
Nature takes centre stage – Biophilic design is flourishing this spring. Expect to see interiors infused with natural elements such as reclaimed timber, bamboo, stone, and an abundance of greenery. Homes are increasingly designed to bring the outdoors in, with large windows, skylights, and green walls becoming key features.
“Warm Minimalism” emerges – Minimalist design isn’t disappearing, it’s just getting a softer, more personable makeover. Clean lines remain but are enhanced with layered textures, tactile fabrics, and organic materials, balancing simplicity with comfort.
Homes become wellness retreats – The home-as-sanctuary trend continues strong. Outdoor spaces and backyards are being reimagined as peaceful wellness zones that are optimised for mindfulness, relaxation, and outdoor entertaining. Cafés’ cosy vibes are creeping into home interiors too, with living spaces adopting a café-style touches like plush furniture and layered lighting.
Sustainability and personal expression – Authenticity is in. Spring 2025 sees a move away from cookie-cutter décor toward pieces that reflect individual stories like vintage finds, custom furniture, and handmade accents. There is also an eco-conscious focus, with homes becoming deeply personal and planet-friendly, utilising recycled, upcycled or ethically crafted items.
IN: Warm tones and natural elements; textured, layered interiors; cosy, nature-infused palettes; sustainable and bespoke decor.
OUT: Sterile minimalism; flat, impersonal spaces; cool whites and greys; and mass-produced, uniform items.
