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Design Trends to Look for in 2025

Design Trends to Look for in 2025

Trends are a great way to find inspiration and figure out what you love. It’s always fun to see how people successfully transformed their spaces and it’s a great way to explore the possibilities of your own transformation! 

So without further ado, let’s dive into 2025’s Interior Design Trends…

Trend #1: Deep Jewel Tones

Using pops of color to create interest is becoming increasingly popular with medium and dark tones. Specifically saturated jewel tones such as deep teal, moss green, velvet plum, and dark ruby. Paired with earthy hues such as camel tan, sea salt, and creamy whites.

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Trend #2: Attention To Detail

People are appreciating the finer details through a mix of texture, materials, ornate accents, fringe, and lighting! Whether you lean more traditional or modern, there are many ways to add fun details to a space that make you wanna lean in and take a closer look.

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Trend #3: Statement Features

Statement pieces and feature walls are all the rage. Wallpaper and accent walls have been a favorite way to spruce up a space and we’re loving it! You can also create a statement feature with a large piece of artwork, a fun patterned drapery, or an accent chair.

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Don’t be afraid to be different! We are seeing more clients wanting to have fun with their home and make it feel more personal. There is so much more out there than what is shown in stores. Make your home a reflection of what you love.

And remember, we’re here if you need us! Reach out, and let’s chat!

Until next time,
Rebecca














Colors of the Year 2022

Colors of the Year 2022

Earth Tones Trending

The colors of the year 2022 feature a combination of earthy hues and play with moody jewel tones. Just as green hues became increasingly popular in 2021, we predict this design trend will grow and expand with more organic colors coming into play. Adjusting our lives around the pandemic has encouraged people to appreciate the beauty of nature and bring more aspects of the outdoors into our homes. With the new year approaching quickly, we are eager to explore the forecast of colors coming our way!

The trending colors include an abundance of earthy clays, warm neutrals, and jewel shades. A combination of muted or moody cool tones with enhanced warm tones for an organic, contrasting palette. Keep scrolling to explore the colors trending and get inspired by rooms that incorporate this color palette! Click on any photo to be directed to some of our favorite pieces in the space.  Feel free to contact us with questions about what you like.

Trending Colors

  • Blush Pink
  • Rust
  • Terra cotta
  • Yellow
  • Orange
  • Bright Brown
  • Stone Grey
  • Sage
  • Dark Green
  • Deep Blue
  • Orchid Purple
  • Creamy White
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If you want to read more on the colors of the year for 2022, take a look at Benjamin Moore, Sherwin Williams, and Pantones predictions for the new years color forecast!

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