The new year brings a wave of fresh and re-emerging design trends that influence the style choices we make in our homes. From playful colours to tactile textures, the focus remains on creating timeless homes that reflect our personal style and incorporate sustainable choices. 

Whether you're refreshing your interiors or designing an outdoor retreat, here are the top six interior design trends for 2025 to inspire your interiors.

Featuring the 1977 Sofa in Leura Natural White, Biscotti, Ocean, Rose, Pinot Noir, and the Marion Rug in Sandstone.

Featuring the Oliver Tub Chair in Preston Velvet Copper.

1. Colour play: Bold tones take center stage

This year, colour is stepping into the spotlight, with rich, vibrant tones making their way into interiors, adding personality and energy.

For a subtle way to bring this colour into your home, consider incorporating standout pieces like the 1977 Sofa, which is now available in a collection of fresh new Leura fabric colours from a striking rose pink and ocean blue to soft neutrals. Pair with textured, neutral rugs like the Marion Rug in Sandstone to ground the look.  

For a simple option to add colour, try an occasional chair. The Oliver Tub Chair in Preston Velvet Copper adds a pop of luxurious colour and texture, ideal for anchoring a reading nook or enhancing a living area. Balance these vibrant pieces with neutral backdrops and complementary accents like throws or cushions for a cohesive, trend-inspired design. 

If you're looking for a bolder effect, colour drenching is your answer. The art of enveloping a room in a single hue, from walls and ceilings to trims, doors, and even built-in cabinetry, colour drenching is replacing the once-popular accent wall trend with a bold yet harmonious aesthetic. By embracing one colour fully, you eliminate the visual interruptions caused by contrasting tones, achieving a seamless flow throughout the space.

Featuring the Cassia Ottoman in Bowen Natural.

2. Tactile texture: Bouclé, Linen and Velvets

Textured fabrics are making a big comeback, with bouclé leading the way with its cosy, timeless style. Linen adds a natural, relaxed aesthetic, while velvet offers a touch of luxe elegance. These materials not only look luxurious but also feel indulgent to the touch. 

With the wide collection of King Living fabrics, you can embrace tactile textures in every room of your home. Cushions and occasional furniture like the Cassia Ottoman in Bowen Natural, a soft-to-touch bouclé, are an effortless way to incorporate texture and add extra comfort to any space.

Featuring the Aura Deep Sofa in Brunswick Rice Paper. 

3. Curves and sculptural forms: The new classics 

Soft, rounded silhouettes and sculptural designs will continue to dominate 2025, bringing a sense of harmony and sophistication to interiors. Furniture with curved edges feels welcoming, while sculptural forms double as artistic focal points. 

The Aura Sofa is an ideal to way to accomplish this trend. Influenced by the form of floating islands, the curved form is beautiful from every angle. Combine with rounded side tables, like the Myco Side Table and pair with the Aura Ottoman for a cohesive aesthetic. 

Featuring the Quay Outdoor WeatherWeave Dining Chair.

4. Woven designs: Outdoor luxury redefined 

Outdoor furniture is set to embrace artisanal weaving techniques, with both natural and synthetic weaves creating intricate, textural designs. These pieces are both functional and aesthetically beautiful, blending seamlessly into outdoor spaces. 

The Quay Outdoor WeatherWeave Dining Chair brings elegance to alfresco settings, crafted with durable weaves that complement any patio or garden. Pair with the Quay Ceramic Dining Table for a cohesive outdoor oasis.

1977 Sofa in Leura Natural White, Bundeena Rug in Autumn and Myco Side Table in Smoked Oak and Black, and American Walnut and Grey.

5. 70s design: Retro revival with a modern twist 

While it could be argued that the nostalgia of the 1970s never left, in 2025 it's set to making an ever greater return. With low silhouettes, warm wood tones, and earthy colour palettes taking the stage, expect designs that feel vintage yet timeless, with a modern edge. 

The 1977 Sofa is a perfect nod to retro-inspired design. A contemporary take on the first King Living sofa created in the seventies, the design is reinterpreted with modern craftsmanship and comfort. Its relaxed proportions and tailored finishes embody the best of vintage and contemporary aesthetics.

Featuring the Fleur Sofa in Everleigh Dark Olive (left) and Everleigh fabric samples (right). 

6. Sustainable design and materials: Investing in the future

As eco-conscious living increasingly becomes a priority, furniture designs and materials are focusing on sustainability and durability. Customers are investing in quality pieces crafted to last, with an emphasis on recyclable materials and modular designs that adapt over time. 

With steel frames, removable covers, and a modular approach, King Living champions sustainable design. Across the King Living collection, there are a number of indoor and outdoor fabrics and rugs made from sustainable fibres. With the King Care® recovering and refurbishment service, you can further extend the life of your furniture, ensuring it remains part of your home for years to come.

Begin 2025 in luxury

The new and re-emerging trends of 2025 blend creativity, craftsmanship, and conscious living, offering endless possibilities to refresh any home. Whether you’re embracing colour, texture, or sustainability, the King Living collection ensures you’ll find the perfect designs to bring these trends to life. Step into the future of design with King Living—explore the collection today or visit your nearest showroom. 

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