As we look ahead to 2025, home design is taking a decisive turn toward warmth, personality, and lived-in luxury. From nature-inspired tones to curves, the coming year promises to transform how we think about our living spaces. Here's a look at the trends set to define home design in 2025.
G.T.Design's bespoke rug collections, featuring upcycled vintage pieces and sustainable materials, transform the interior spaces of Miami's new Gale Hotel & Residence. Under Deanna Comellini's artistic direction, the collections include the innovative MeatPacking series, which repurposes 30-to 50-year-old rugs through creative recoloring and assembly.
Skin, the new collection from Wow Design, a ceramic company specializing in bespoke design, explores the textures, reliefs and imperfections of the skin, transforming them into artistic elements that evoke emotions and tell stories through ceramics.
Celebrity designer Jennifer Farrell announced a partnership with StyleRow's Erinn Valencich to create a virtual platform for I.C.E. House, an innovative design showhome in France. The two-year multimedia experience, culminating in 2026, will showcase luxury home furnishings and adaptable living spaces through an interactive, shoppable virtual tour.
Pantone has named Pantone 17-1230 Mocha Mousse, a rich brown hue reminiscent of chocolate and coffee, as its Color of the Year 2025. The warm tone represents thoughtful indulgence and natural harmony, marking the company's 26th annual color selection with unprecedented global celebrations.
Mohawk Group has unveiled a new 10,000-square-foot commercial flooring showroom in the Fulton Market District in Chicago. The space features a Personal Studio for design exploration and a Hospitality Zone for events and meetings.
Discover Fame Hardwood's American Heart Pine collection, launching at WestEdge Design 2025 in collaboration with AD100 designers Pierce + Ward. This sustainable hardwood flooring line features premium American Heart Pine sourced from responsibly managed forests, combining classic and modern finishes.
Flooring choice is integral in defining a space, but what about open-concept spaces? Here, Anthony Espinoza, co-owner of Music City Improvements, shares a few tips to assist designers in preserving the flow of open-concept spaces.
Celebrity designer Jennifer Farrell announced her latest project, I.C.E. House (Interconnected Changeable Environments), set in historic stone farmhouses amid French vineyards. The two-year multimedia experience, culminating in 2026, showcases an adaptable "home of tomorrow" concept blending ancient architecture with modern luxury design.
Homeowners are shifting their approach to bathroom renovations with personal comfort and long-term usability increasingly prioritized over resale value considerations.
