Trends in Interior Design 2025: What Will Be Popular?

Interior design in 2025 reflects a balance between natural elements, technology, and individuality. Let's take a closer look at what will be in vogue.

Biophilic Design: Green Oases at Home

In 2025, the emphasis on nature will become even stronger. Plants in interiors will no longer be just decoration but will become a full part of the space. Popular trends include vertical gardens, living walls, and green panels that not only decorate but also improve air quality in the apartment. Natural materials such as wood, stone, and clay will return to decor — both in furniture and accessories.

Example: In the bathroom, you can create a small 'oasis' — install a living wall with moisture-loving plants such as ferns and monstera. This creates a spa-like atmosphere in your home.

Design: TB.Design

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In 2025, interiors will immerse into natural, warm tones. This means walls, textiles, and even furniture will be made in soft hues — sandy, earthy, terracotta, and dark green. These colors bring warmth and calm to the space, creating a relaxing atmosphere.

Example: In the living room, you can paint the walls in a warm terracotta tone and add textiles in sandy and beige tones. This creates a cozy nook for relaxation.

Design: Natalia Pal'tseva

Minimalism with Individual Accents

Minimalism remains popular, but now includes bold and unique accents. It refers to clean furniture forms and minimal decor, where every element has a purpose. However, one or two expressive accents — an unusual painting, a bright lamp, or designer furniture — will now be added to minimalist interiors.

Example: In a strict minimalist living room, you can add a large abstract painting or an unconventional lamp — this adds character to the interior without breaking its overall restraint.

Design: Diana Mironova

Vintage and Retro: Returning to the 70s

Interior design in 2025 brings us back to the 70s era. This includes bold prints, rounded forms, and vibrant colors like orange, yellow, and green. Vintage elements will find their place in modern interiors, blending with more neutral and contemporary solutions.

Example: Add vintage furniture to the bedroom — a sofa or a dresser with flowing shapes and wood-like finish, along with a vibrant geometric pattern carpet to evoke a sense of nostalgia.

Design: Oxana Stanislavova and Alena Dzutseva

Furniture Transformers: Solutions for Small Apartments

As the number of small apartments increases, furniture transformers will continue to gain popularity. Tables that fold into compact desks, beds with storage drawers, and fold-out sofas will help preserve space without sacrificing functionality.

Example: In a small apartment, install a fold-out table that easily transforms into a workspace and serves as a compact bookshelf when folded.

Design: Ulyana Stepanishcheva

Eclecticism: Stylish Combination of Different Styles

Eclecticism is not just mixing styles, but an opportunity to express individuality through design. In 2025 interiors, elements from different cultures, time periods, and styles will harmoniously blend to create a unique space. For example, modern furniture can be paired with antique accessories or ethnic elements.

Example: Add a vintage oriental rug or a handmade lamp holder to a minimalist living room — such details highlight your individuality and create interesting contrasts.

2025 will bring diversity to the world of interiors, allowing you to combine natural elements with technology, minimalism with bold accents, and vintage with modern solutions. The main thing is the pursuit of harmony and comfort in space, where every element is not only beautiful but also functional.

Design: Kristina Patarakis

Cover: Design Project by Alena Romashkova