Frommodern minimalist aestheticstofresh neutral palettes, trends that once felt timeless are already beginning to feel dated.
Read on to catch a glimpse of what you needand don’t needto embrace the dynamicdesign possibilities of 2025.
These enticing hues create striking focal points, bringing a fearless, seductive feel to any space.
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ODonnell also notes that whileblue shadesmay be stepping back, theyre far from disappearing.
The solution?Warm brown hues.
When paired, black and browntwo deep, grounded neutralsconjure a sophisticated, luxurious feel.
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This trend aligns with the growing desire for homes that feel cozy, charming, and creatively liberating.
Light, blonde oaks, synonymous with contemporary andScandinavian design, have dominated Instagram and Pinterest in recent years.
However, in 2025, timber tones are taking a dramatic turn.
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While these warm metallics arent going anywhere in 2025, their range is expanding.
The growing trend for rich, earthy tones has sparked a resurgence in the demand forcopper accents.
Hot on its heels is brushed nickel, celebrated for its versatility, practicality, and understated elegance.
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Cant decide which finish to choose?
There’s no need to pick just one.
This approach allows homeowners to create personalized, dynamic designs that blend modern flair with timeless sophistication.
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Luckily, modest amounts of color can make huge statements.
One way to introduce color without overpowering a space is by creating a focal point with painted borders.
Architraves are typically seen as functional, not decorative, Studholme explains.
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Why not flip that idea and add a lively pop of color to these often-overlooked features?
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