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10+ Home Design Trends Still Going Strong in 2025
Published on January 13, 2025

H&H Deputy Editor Emma Reddington shares the home design trends that are still going strong in 2025.
When we design our homes, we fill them with looks that we love. Luckily for us, these choices continue to look good for years to come. While fashion may come and go the lifecycle for home trends tends to last around 7-10 years with some things never going out of style. As we kick off 2025 let’s look at some of the 2025 home design trends that will continue to stick around for a little bit longer.
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Oxblood Red
Five years ago, our favorite dark hues were off-blacks, navy blues and forest greens but lately oxblood red has taken over as the color of choice. We’re seeing it in kitchens, pantries and mudrooms like the one above by JPZ Interiors. This shade will continue to be popular in the year ahead.

Skirted Furniture
In our 2022 Trends report, we declared that skirted furniture and vanities would be filling our social media feeds, and we were right. Whether it’s finishing off the bottom of a sofa, covering a circular table or used in place of cabinet doors, the fabric skirt will remain popular in 2025.

Bold Pantries
The pantry has been a wish list item for a while now and if you’re lucky enough to have one why not make a statement with it? Lately, we’ve seen the humble butler’s pantry move into the spotlight with deeply hued walls, beautiful hardware and even wallpaper.

Wallpaper Murals
There’s something magical about a mural. It’s as if the walls have a story to tell and you’re invited to be a part of the fantasy. Maybe because of this we still see wallpaper murals popping up everywhere from dining rooms to bedrooms and hallways.

Small Country Printed Wallpaper
Speaking of wallpaper, the other trend still going strong is small scale prints with a country aesthetic. If you invested in this look, don’t fear — it is not going anywhere.

Color Drenching
Last year, we claimed that color drenching – a paint application technique that involves wrapping the whole space in one hue including all trim and mouldings – a trend to look out for. Well, these saturated rooms are still popular for 2025 as well. The effect can be especially dramatic if you pick a dynamic paint shade.

Wood Ceilings
Designers know that for a space to feel finished you need to address the ceiling. In recent years, wood panelling or wood beams have become their material of choice. And why not? It adds warmth and comfort to a space something we have all been craving.

Soft Roman Blinds
In our 2024 Trend Report, we named gently sweeping roman blinds on the list. This softer, more romantic look is still going strong and continues to grace windows in every room.

Café Curtains
Offering just the right amount of privacy without blocking out the light, whimsical café curtains have found a way into our homes, and we don’t see them going anywhere anytime soon.

Striped Upholstery
A mainstay of British designers, stripes are a classic motif that never really go out of style. While the choice may seem bold, you’ll be amazed at how easily they enliven the decoration of any room.

Beverage Stations
With many more people opting for non-alcoholic beverages, the typical bar in many homes has been replaced by the more democratic beverage station that includes kettles and grinders for tea and coffee, mini- fridges for sparkling water and fizzy drinks, ice makers, espresso machines and an assortment of mugs and glassware. No matter what you drink, the beverage station has you covered and will continue to be popular into 2025 and beyond.