10 Design Trends for Fall 2025 That Are Still Going Strong
As we step into fall, interiors are embracing a season of warmth, texture, and timeless sophistication. 2025 has already delivered some powerful design directions, and the beauty is—they’re still holding strong. From cozy browns to the unexpected rise of deep reds, these trends are shaping spaces that feel both current and enduring.
Here are 10 design trends you’ll see everywhere this fall—and how to bring them into your home.
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1. Mocha Mousse & Shades of Brown
Pantone’s Color of the Year, Mocha Mousse, has officially put brown back in the spotlight. From caramel to chestnut, these earthy shades feel grounding and sensual, creating a warm backdrop for any room.
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2. The Return of Brown Furniture
Forget the mid-century greys—2025 is all about rich brown furniture. Think walnut coffee tables, deep leather sofas, and stained wood cabinetry. These pieces feel timeless, anchoring a room in comfort.
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3. Darker Woods
Lighter, Scandinavian-inspired woods are making way for depth. Dark oak, walnut, and reclaimed timbers are infusing interiors with drama and sophistication, perfect for the cozy fall months.
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4. The “Unexpected Red” Theory
A splash of red is the surprise trend of the year. Whether it’s a rug, lamp, or accent chair, introducing a deep red element brings vibrancy and intrigue to an otherwise neutral palette.
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5. Warm Minimalism
Minimalism isn’t going anywhere—it’s just getting warmer. Inspired by Japandi aesthetics, we’re seeing clean lines paired with natural textures, soft lighting, and neutral tones that make simplicity feel inviting instead of stark.
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6. Layered Textures
Fall 2025 is all about tactile depth. Plaster walls, boucle chairs, stone surfaces, and linen drapery—layering textures creates interest without needing bold color. It’s cozy and elevated at the same time.
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7. Vintage & Heirloom Accents
There’s a shift towards personal, storied design. Vintage or heirloom pieces bring character, soul, and sustainability into spaces. A thrifted sideboard or grandmother’s lamp can become the statement piece of the room.
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8. Art Deco Revival
Glamour is sneaking back in. Art Deco influences—geometric mirrors, lacquer finishes, and metallic accents—are returning, adding elegance without overwhelming minimal, modern foundations.
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9. Curated Maximalism
Minimalism has competition. This fall, maximalism is back—but curated with intention. It’s not about clutter—it’s about layering art, books, and bold color in a way that feels collected, not chaotic.
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10. Comfort-First Furniture
Oversized sofas, deep-seated chairs, and curved forms are designed for relaxation. Paired with plush upholstery and soft slipcovers, these pieces bring casual comfort into sophisticated spaces.
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The Cedar & Stone Takeaway
Fall 2025 design is warm, soulful, and layered. It blends timeless neutrals with bold accents, and minimalism with personality. Whether you’re updating with a single deep red lamp or investing in a statement walnut dining table, these trends ensure your home feels current while standing the test of time.
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✨ What’s your favorite trend this fall? Are you leaning into the rise of browns or the unexpected pops of red? Share with us—we love seeing your spaces evolve.