5 Design Trends to Watch in 2025, According to Wayfair

Many design professionals and home furnishing companies have announced their predictions for design trends we'll see everywhere in 2025. Now, online furniture retailer Wayfair has announced its' Wayfair Professional's 2025 Design Trends. Curated by their group of professional tastemakers, insights will help curate styles in residential and commercial spaces in the new year.

"Our 2025 Design Trends spark endless creativity for Pros and everyday consumers to refresh their current spaces and design new ones," said Amanda Evans, head of Brand Marketing and Promotions at Wayfair Professional in a press release. "Our continued partnership with design professionals makes it easy to take this year's inspiration to next year's installation."

Here's what Wayfair has predicted as the design trends that will dominate 2025.

Joyful Expression

Bright-colored hues and quirky patterns encompass this trendy look. Joyful expression allows for a collection of carefully curated silhouettes and colors to complement each other, providing an eclectic and funky vibe throughout any space.

Restorative Realms

Foster a cool, calm, and collected environment in 2025 with organic, sustainable materials like terracotta, weathered woods, and soft wools to curate an aesthetic that enhances your well-being. Organic tones and texture are a timeless play for design and are sure to trend in years to come.

Classics Revisited

An ode to traditional style, but with a twist. This style pulls together vintage, traditional, and modern aesthetics to curate your own original style. Sticking with traditional silhouettes, reach for unique pops of color and patterns to incorporate this design trend into your space.

Moody Sophistication

Derived from finer things, moody sophistication is all about using elevated textures and tones to curate an upscale feel. Dark, enriched hues accompany modern textures and silhouettes to provide a cozy and intimate ambiance.

New Wave Futurism

This futuristic yet suave style leans into tonal metallics, iridescent effects, and discreet tech. Unlike past futuristic-inspired design trends, this one takes a "surrealist feel" that offers more of a balance between what is real and what is imagined.