this post is always a hit. I mean I get it – we all wanna know what folks are going to be excited about or experiment with going into the new year… so here are my top five trends I’m predicting for 2025:
1 // Color Blocking
We all love the monochrome nature of color drenching – we’ve done it in just about every office this year... But I love the idea of rich, saturated color blocking combos. Walls and cabinets at higher contrast can pack a really beautiful punch seen here by Studio McGee. Or even in a subtle way with this beautiful contrast shaker detail on these moody cabinets by Yond Interiors.
2 // Pattern Drenching
Drenching anything is always cool, but either using ONE pattern on walls, furniture and drapery can really create a mood. Pattern drenching by using a million patterns at once in a single space takes some serious finesse which candidly I don’t have but I’m here for the trend anyway.
\3 // Interior Glass
We’ve done more and more custom mirror and glass elements for projects that we will be debuting next year and I’m super giddy about them. From antique mirror backsplashes, cabinet fronts and interior wall cladding to neat interior windows – I’m here for this cool trend. Found from Pinterest and Jean Stoffer.
4 // Cabinets – go shorty!
The day where cabinets have to go to the ceiling or soffit isn’t a must anymore. Gasp! Guys, I know – I’m not one for dusting above cabinets either but there is something really quaint and intentional to keep cabinets proportionate and dare I say pretty and fully functional where we don’t need them scraping the ceiling in every space?! spaces by Yond interiors and Devol Kitchens.
5 // Look up
What used to be rows of cans will now be really intentional but also beautiful lighting – from cylinder cans to semi-flushmounts we’re going to see and use more decorative lighting in main living and primary spaces then ever before. Cans were a necessity and totally still have a spot, but what takes a home up a notch – lighting. Think of it like jewelry. Inspo by Yond Interiors and Electric Bowery.
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