See what designers are embracing and what they’re leaving behind in 2025.
Ann VanderWiel Wilde
With home trends changing all the time, it can be hard to keep up.
Here’s what industry pros say is in and out in 2025.
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This year, sharp edges are out and softer, curved lines are in.
However, the designer says there will be ebbs and flows in variations on the farmhouse theme.
Another kitchen trend she sees emerging in 2025 is kitchens that serve multiple purposes.
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This year, lighting is going from hard lines to softer edges.
“Were seeing a resurgence of kitchens leaning towards warmer colors, often very earth-rooted hues, she says.
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