The Four Interior Design Trends Shaping 2025

This year is all about the home as a place of healing. Discover fresh interior design trends shaping 2025. 

Interior design trends are constantly evolving, and 2025 brings a new direction, setting the stage for how this year’s trends will transform spaces. This year’s interior design trends inspire mindfulness, modernity, and high style. And with a carefully curated collection of textured materials and finishes, 2025 interior design trends signify comfort, quality, form, and function.

SUNPAN is committed to leading the way in design evolution, consistently staying attuned to both current and emerging trends. Our dedication to innovation and a distinctive approach to product development is central to our design process. Here, we share an insightful look at the interior design trends poised to define 2025. 

Although the demands of life encourage hard work, at the end of the day, they also call us home to a comforting space. Having a place to unwind and feel calm is key to supporting a person’s overall wellness. Create an ultra-cozy environment with soft forms, voluminous proportions, and curved profiles, all of which are instrumental towards an end goal of fostering relaxation.

A soft sofa or a plush lounge chair is a defining element in cozy living. Take in the curved proportions of the Ismo Swivel Lounge Chair. Full of body and dimension, it is an invitation to be swathed in sumptuous relaxation and comfort. 

Go beyond the living room as a space of ultra-cozy comfort. Make a dining room feel more inviting by warming the space with the plush seating of the Glenrose Wheeled Dining Armchair.  

A renewed expression of quiet luxury, the classic luxury trend pays homage to vintage-inspired looks crafted with premium materials and timeless textures. Engineered for longevity and heirloom status, classic luxury endures and celebrates a special appreciation for quality.

The timeless beauty of the Italian-made Marjorie Lounge Chair features elevated finishes and materials that highlight the understated elegance of classic luxury. The Marjorie recalls the old-world charm of the chesterfield sofa with its hand-applied nail heads and classic button tufting. 

Marble is well regarded as a beautiful and luxurious material. The intricate veining and sophisticated hues of Italian crema breccia marble come to life on the Ardi Coffee Table. This masterpiece is a showstopper in form and function, with its sharp lines, sculpted legs, and stunning top. 

Enticing textures engage the senses through interactive tactility. With an inspired combination of materials and finishes, contrasting textures create atmospheric and storied spaces. Richly textured fabrics, such as bouclé is incredibly plush, while a strong material like concrete provides a coarse feel.

A fully upholstered chair like the Myrtle Dining Chair brings a mesmerizing sensory experience. Its charming, rounded shape and smooth chenille fabric encourages exploration of its irresistible texture.

Mixed materials are a great way to incorporate different types of enticing textures. The Ashva Console Table combines smooth antique brass iron with the structured grooves of reeded travertine, making it a showpiece that is textured, dimensional and inspired.  

A nod to nature, the restorative realms trend is inspired by a movement to reconnect with nature and be at peace at home. Natural materials like wood and stone bring the outside in and help connect and engage home dwellers with nature’s organic beauty. 

The natural characteristics of wood serve enhance the aesthetic appeal of any space. A great example of this is the woods of the Beryl Nightstand. The oak wood graining and distinct swirling knots of burl are the star of the show. 

Rounded shapes and curves, such as those found in the Rowena Collection, create a warm and rich presence while the rougher edges of the Wyatt Coffee Table embrace the primordial untouched wildness of the natural world. 

These four interior design trends, although seemingly different, all speak to the evolution of design. Interior design seeks to inspire but also comfort, it aims embrace change that’s coming while also leading the charge. So, while the home is a place of healing, with the right design, it also becomes a place of regeneration.