Who in their right mind seasonally changes their couch?
Chintz was all the rage in the 1960s, until it wasnt.
1990s minimalism eventually gave way to a maximalist resurgence.
A room by Roman & Williams that showcases two of 2025’s interior design trends: jewel tones and drapery.
With that in mind,Vogueasked 11 top interior designers about which way the interior pendulum is swinging.
As for whats on its way out?
Below, the interior design trends you’re able to expect to see in 2025.
Verdigris—a copper patina—as seen in a project by Jeremiah Brent. “Verdigris is definitely having a moment – I love how it feels neutral yet colorful all at once,” says the designer.
They bring this beautiful movement and texture, softening hard edges while creating a moment that feels dramatic.
Brigette Romanek
More is more with over-the-top draperies, balloon shades, mixing prints, and interesting color combinations.
Heidi Caillier
Art Deco in unexpected ways.
A living room by Lover’s Unite uses a jewel tone yellow—which is expected to be a popular shade for 2025.
Jeremiah Brent
The revival of brown furniture marks an exciting shift in interior design.
Alfredo Paredes
Verdigrisa copper patinaas seen in a project by Jeremiah Brent.
Verdigris is definitely having a momentI love how it feels neutral yet colorful all at once.
Wine red, as seen in the home of Christine Gachot. The color is having a moment on the runways and in homes.
From lighting to accessories, many will begin reaching for it as a subtle statement within their home.
People want soft-to-touch textures over rough linens.
They bridge the gap between classic and hip and appeal to people of all ages.
Not super bright, rather, rich, deep, discreet, sensual.
White tableware will never go out of style but even our ceramics are getting deep colorful huesemerald and yellows.
Think Monets kitchen at Giverny to capture the perfect mix of fresh yellow and cerulean blue.
Timothy Corrigan
Yellow as the background color of upholstery, even an all-over paint moment!
To me, its about embracing sensuous chaosthe beauty that emerges when things arent perfectly resolved.
In design, its not about messiness for its own sake; its about creating layers of texture.
It also ties into the act of collectingsurrounding yourself with objects that hold stories.
We could all use a little comfort.
It can add an extra element of comfort and luxury to every room.
Lauren & Suzanne McGrath,McGrath II
Its ubiquitous… Panoramic wallpaper is particularly hot!
Timothy Corrigan
Upholstered walls in materials like velvet, leather, and suede.
Mixing it up creates depth and authenticity.
Its that contrast and harmony that gives a design its soul.
This idea resonates deeply with us.
Karen Spector
Wine red, as seen in the home of Christine Gachot.
The color is having a moment on the runways and in homes.
I’ve even incorporated it into my mood boards and library for seamless color matching.
Christine Gachot,Gachot Studios
Out
I think were moving past the trend of sterile interiors.
Items that really reflect your feel and vibe.
As designers, its our job to understand whats really important to our clients.
And make that stunning.
Brigette Romanek
All-white rooms are losing their appeal, as they often feel sterile rather than personal.
Julie Hillman
The black and brass style kitchen made famous by the Kardashians in 2018 is dated.
A kitchen should feel warm and welcoming, not like a 1980s nightclub.
Im challenging myself to layer up!
Im curating moments of interest and surrounding myself with inspiration this year.
Karen Spector
While were getting closer to the futuristic technology of the Jetsons, the decor should be avoided.
