The 2025 Interior Colour Trends You Need to Know

As we look ahead to 2025, interior design is set to embrace a spectrum of colours that evoke warmth, sophistication, and a touch of boldness. Here's a curated look at the hues poised to dominate interiors, along with expert tips on incorporating them into your home:

Soft Yellows

Soft yellow shades, such as "Butter," are emerging as versatile alternatives to traditional whites. They infuse spaces with a gentle warmth, creating calm and cosy atmospheres.

Styling Tip: Use soft yellow on walls in living areas or bedrooms to introduce subtle warmth. Pair with neutral furnishings and natural textures for a harmonious look. Check out our Coast range, with its organic grain, natural imperfections, and unmistakable character will pair effortlessly with soft yellow interiors.

Vibrant Olive

Vibrant olive tones are gaining popularity for their rich, immersive appeal, especially in studies and reading nooks.

Styling Tip: Apply olive hues to accent walls or cabinets to add depth. Combine with brass fixtures and wooden elements for a sophisticated ambiance. Bring a touch of nature and olive tones into your space with our Olive Artificial Plants, featuring our Olive Potted Plant and Olive Spray.

Deep Reds and Earthy Tones

Colours like terracotta, ochre, and clay pink are favored for their warmth and natural feel. These hues complement materials such as timber and marble.

Styling Tip: Incorporate deep reds through area rugs, upholstered furniture, or decorative accents to create a cosy environment. Our Riley, Tully and Cloud Deep ranges have the stunning Muse upholstery in Rust, a rich deep red hue that adds warmth and cosiness to any space.

Dark Slate

Dark slate is gaining popularity as a trend in interior design and furniture due to its sophisticated, modern, and timeless appeal. Its deep, muted tones create a sleek, contemporary atmosphere, perfect for creating a calm, stylish space. In furniture, dark slate works well for items like sofas, armchairs, or coffee tables, offering a cool, industrial edge that still feels luxurious.

Styling Tip: Pair it with lighter tones like soft greys, whites, or creams to create contrast and highlight its depth. For a more dramatic look, combine it with rich metallic accents in gold or copper, and add texture through natural materials like wood, stone, or plush fabrics. Dark slate also works beautifully with pops of vibrant colour, like mustard yellow or deep teal, to add interest without overwhelming the space. Our Tuba and Sara Linen cushions in Dark Slate are perfect to add a pop of colour to your sofa, armchairs or bed to create a calm and stylish space.

Chocolate

Chocolate brown is a neutral yet rich colour that never goes out of style. It's more versatile than black and more grounded than beige, making it a perfect choice for both modern and traditional interiors.

Styling Tip: Pair it with lighter neutrals, metallic accents, and rich textures like velvet or leather, while incorporating pops of colour or greenery to add contrast and keep the space balanced and inviting. Our Calypso Chocolate bedroom range is a great pick to upgrade your bedroom, deep in the stunning chocolate shade, it is crafted of solid pine it’ll bring rustic warmth to the bedroom.

Dark Green

Dark green is emerging as a popular trend in interior design and furniture due to its deep, calming, and luxurious feel. It's a versatile colour that can create a sophisticated, serene atmosphere while still making a bold statement.

Styling Tip: Pair it with warm neutrals like beige, cream, or light wood to create balance, while adding gold or brass accents for a touch of elegance. You can also mix in textured fabrics like velvet or linen to enhance the depth and richness of the colour, and introduce plants or natural elements to complement its earthy vibe. Create that sophisticated space with our Lax, Decker and Leva range, its Muse upholstery in Forest Tea Green is a great choice to add a soothing atmosphere whilst making a bold statement.

Mapped Blue

Dutch Boy's Colour of the Year for 2025, Mapped Blue, is a mid-tone blue with warming yellow undertones, offering a timeless aesthetic.

Styling Tip: Incorporate Mapped Blue in spaces like bedrooms or bathrooms for a calming effect. Pair with neutral tones and natural materials for a cohesive design.

Embracing these colour trends can transform your home into a contemporary haven that reflects the evolving landscape of interior design. Whether you're repainting walls or adding accent pieces, these hues offer a fresh and stylish update for the year ahead.