If you’re thinking about refreshing your space, start with color! This year, it’s all about tones that feel grounded, warm, and livable: We’re seeing a shift toward earthy hues, soft textures, and colors that pair exceptionally well together.
Whether you’re going big with a new sofa or just adding smaller touches, here are the most popular shades you can go for this year.
If warm and cozy is your style, Mocha Mousse is about to become your new favorite. As Pantone’s color of the year for 2025, this soft, earthy brown brings a comforting vibe to any room. It pairs effortlessly with neutral shades like beige and off-white, and it even works alongside muted greens. Plus, Mocha Mousse complements natural materials like wood, stone, and warm metals, making it easy to incorporate into your furniture and decor
If your space needs a little color but nothing too loud, green is a safe bet.
The most trending shades feel rich but not heavy, and they work just as well
on a statement piece as they do in small details.
You’ll often see greens used on accent chairs, wall paint, or even cabinetry,
especially in kitchens and bathrooms. But smaller touches like throw pillows, rugs or vases work just as well!
Tip: Even plants count in this case. They’re also an easy way to bring the outside in!
There’s something about burnt orange that instantly warms up a space. It’s bold, but still earthy, which makes it perfect for statement pieces like benches, armchairs, or even subtle touches like pillows.
Styling tip: Burnt orange pops beautifully against cool-toned backdrops like light grey walls or natural stone finishes
White is still a go-to in interiors, but now it’s more about the texture than
the shade. White bouclé armchairs, chunky knit throws, or linen sofas are great examples. The idea is to layer tones and textures so the space doesn’t feel flat. A white space can feel just as cozy as a colorful one if you mix the right materials!
Tip: If you’re going for an all-white palette, vary your textures and finishes to keep it interesting. Plush textiles, smooth ceramics, and natural woods all help balance the look.
Most of this year’s trending colors are designed to work together. You don’t have to
choose just one! Start with a color that speaks to you (maybe a soft green wall or a
cozy beige sofa) and build from there. Add layers through textiles, accent pieces,
and natural materials like wood, stone, or metal.
It’s less about matching perfectly and more about creating a space that feels
balanced and truly yours.
