KDG Interior Design Update |
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| KDG Interior Designer, Sydney Drouillard has compiled 10 Interior Design Trends to watch out for in 2025! |
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1. Pattern Drenching“Color drenching has become popular in recent years, and we do not see this trend leaving any time soon. We also see a similar, “pattern drenching” concept emerging by extending textures or prints onto the ceiling as well as adjacent furniture.” |
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 | Photo Source: Aimee Mazzenga |
| 2. Mixed Metals“We see mixing of metals in bathrooms and kitchens becoming more prevalent as a way to create some depth and making spaces feel more lived-in as opposed to having everything feel like it is from a matching ‘set’. The mix of polished nickel, antique brass, and oil rubbed bronze in this installation from Waterworks is a great example of this concept.” |
|  | Photo Source: Waterworks Plumbing |
| 3. Deeper, Richer Woods“We see a return to darker, richer woods like walnut and mahogany as opposed to the lighter species such as white oak that has been trending in recent years. These darker tones layer in more warmth and depth to interior spaces.” |
|  | Photo Source: KDG Project: The Eddystone |
| 4. Embellishments“We are seeing an increase in implementing unique details and finishing touches that make a space feel Bespoke. This can be done through unique countertop edges, as shown in the vanity from Ann Sacks below, handmade cabinet hardware, fringe on furniture, or scalloped edges on accessories.” |
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5. Vintage Pieces“We continue to see the implementation of vintage pieces to add character and history into any space. These one-of-a-kind pieces tell a story and create a warm, lived-in feeling that gives any space some personality.” |
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Photo Source: Nicole Franzen |
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6. Unexpected Tile Installations“We are loving the use of implementing traditional sizes of tile and using them in combination with other sizes and colors for an extremely unexpected tile installation. This play on pattern and color can make any bathroom or kitchen feel one of a kind.” |
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7. Sculptural Lighting“We see lighting being used more and more as the focal point in a space. Hospitality lighting brands that we work with such as Soho Home have very artful light pieces in their collection that can be implemented in creative projects.” |
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8. Dramatic Drapery“We see designers focusing on implementing the use of fringe, trim, folds, pleats, and textures when it comes to the drapery in a space. We believe window treatments are becoming more of an artform and statement as opposed to strictly a functional piece.” |
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Photo Source: Kate Guinness |
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9. Earth Tones“Out with the cold, white and gray interiors and in with the warm earth tones in 2025. We are loving colors like sage green, chocolate brown, and deep burgundy that add warmth and sophistication to a space while also offering connection to nature.” |
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Photo Source: KDG Project Finish Palette |
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10. Wellness“We see an emphasis on the need for wellness spaces within the home or within amenity spaces for multi-family design. There is an increasing desire for mental and physical wellness spaces inclusive of gyms, saunas, steam rooms, and cold plunges. Plumbing brands like Kohler have been responding to this need and have introduced new products for steam showers, hydrotherapy, and cold plunges.” |
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Photo Source: Edward George London |
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We are excited for a new year ahead and looking forward to implementing these trends in creative new ways in our future projects! |
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