Interior Design Trends We’ll be Seeing Everywhere This Spring

Trending colours

As Pantone has disclosed, the year's colour is Mocha Mousse, so be expecting to see this gorgeous brown hue everywhere! 

It seems as if these rich, earthy tones, inspired by nature, are going to be the palette of the season. Shades such as mahogany, savannah and taupe are making their way to the forefront, bringing quiet luxury, tranquillity and ease to a space. 

If classic neutrals aren’t your vibe then don’t worry as colour-drenched rooms are here to stay, with vivid terracottas, candyfloss pink and wine red being the colours of spring, your home can bathe in maximalism whilst expressing opulence and vibrancy. To make a bold statement incorporate these colours through wallpaper and furniture, creating a unique space with personality and character, if a stripped-back, classic look is more your vibe add a dash of spring colour through lighting, cushions throws or accessories.

The Mediterranean summer: bringing outdoors in

The Mediterranean-style interior design focuses on balancing comfort, serenity and warmth focusing on bringing the outdoors in.

Oozing natural sunlight, earthy materials and exposed stone, this interior style is an effortless, minimalist-chic approach to encapsulate the beautiful Mediterranean coast. Create this look with a sunkissed palette, begin with a warm neutral base and build your summer escape upon that. Add indoor plants and greenery to enhance the appearance of a space, add pops of ocean blue in accessories and a flourishing terracotta in cushions and throws, and finish with tiles of pistachio green, to create freshness and balance.

Whether you’re channelling a golden summer in Santorini or a charming trip to Capri, the Mediterranean style is captivating.

Playful minimalism

This fresh trend is a perfect balance between minimalism and maximalism, it’s not too simple, nor is it too much, the style is timeless, enhances creativity and expresses personality effortlessly.

Instead of conventional fittings, playful minimalism combines the clean lines and simplicity of a minimalist design with alternative elements such as curved shapes, pops of colour, and whimsical accents. If you want this fun and lively take on minimalism to manifest in your home then your base needs to be clean and unified, focussing on neutrals. You can then centre your attention on layering; bringing the home to life. Add vibrant furnishings using trending colours such as Marrakech pink or cherry red, focus on geometric shapes that break the norm and abstract statement lighting, then add pops of colour through accessories such as a butter yellow vase or mint green coffee table.

Playful minimalism is a trend we can get behind, adding character, depth and uniqueness to a space perfectly embodying the idea of modern surrealism.

Mixing woods and metals

Mixed metals are back, in a chic and rustic way! This new trend effortlessly combines character and charisma blending chrome and wood for a modern, cosy and classic interior.

We will be seeing a lot of metal lighting, chrome lampshades, and silver trinkets throughout this season, and when paired across wooden furniture, exposed brick walls and open fireplaces you can capture a chic and timeless aesthetic. Metal can be used as a focal point in a room because of its stark shininess, encapsulating modern luxury, normally providing the final touch that a room is looking for. Blended with different shades of wood through coffee tables, chairs and upholstery legs you can create a captivating and balanced look that's full of unique contrasts and dimensions.

Elevate your room to a new level of sophistication by embracing this trend in your home.

The Statement hallway

2025 is all about making a statement, and what better way to make a declaration of effortless style this spring than by giving your hallway a bold refresh.

First impressions are everything, and making your welcome space appealing and inviting is often overlooked, even though there is so much creative opportunity. The first thing to consider is paint and wallpaper,  as hallways are quite narrow this is probably going to make the biggest statement, why not opt for one of this year’s trending colours, such as an earthy mocha mousse, a flushed hibiscus pink or a soft sage. Perfectly balance these tones with some elegant wood panelling to create a homely and rustic vibe. Also consider lighting, perhaps wall lights that create a gentle warm glow would be preferable for a hallway to maintain that soft, homely bubble.

This would also enhance a statement piece of art, whether that is a bold abstract piece or a deeper, emotive composition, canvas art will express your unique aesthetic and provide a welcoming focal point.