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Window TreatmentsWOW! These 2025 Home Decor Trends are Gorgeous!
WOW! These 2025 Home Decor Trends are Gorgeous!
As we step into 2025, transforming your home doesn’t have to cost a fortune. Here are some stunning home decor trends that can elevate your space beautifully, all while staying budget-friendly. Remember, the best decor reflects your personal style, so let these ideas inspire you!
1. Color Drenching
One of the boldest trends for 2025 is color drenching. This technique involves painting your walls, ceilings, and even trims in the same color, creating a cohesive and cozy environment. Dark, saturated hues can add a luxurious feel, while neutrals like beige and gray can make your space airy and inviting. A few cans of paint, which can be found for around $50 each, can dramatically alter the atmosphere of a room. Consider matching your furniture to your walls for a seamless look, or use DIY painting techniques to refresh existing pieces.
2. Cottage Style Wallpaper
Cottage-style wallpaper is making a comeback, with a focus on small, vintage-inspired prints. This is a perfect way to infuse a nostalgic vibe into your home. Peel-and-stick wallpaper has become increasingly affordable and easy to use. Ideal locations for this trend include powder rooms and dining areas, and it’s even been spotted in kitchens, adding unexpected charm to these spaces.
3. Warm Minimalism
Minimalism continues to thrive but with a cozy twist in 2025 known as "warm minimalism." This style retains a clean and uncluttered look while incorporating warm shades like terra cotta, browns, and soft beiges. Using textures like throws and cushions can prevent a sterile atmosphere. Start with decluttering to cultivate a serene environment, then layer in budget-friendly accessories to achieve this inviting style.
4. Biophilic Design
Connecting your home with nature is a key trend for 2025. Biophilic design focuses on incorporating natural elements, such as houseplants, to evoke calmness. Begin by adding plants, either by propagating clippings from friends or shopping at thrift stores for unique planters. Natural textures like wood and stone can also enhance this connection to the outside world.
5. Embracing Warm Tones
Warm tones have made a triumphant return, with hues ranging from beiges to deep reds trending in decor. These colors can add both coziness and depth to your space. If you’re not ready to commit to painting an entire room, consider introducing warm-toned accessories like throw pillows and small accent furniture. You can find affordable options at local stores, and brass accents are particularly stylish this year.
6. Natural Materials
The use of natural materials in home decor continues to be prominent in 2025. Think wood, stone, and woven textiles. Swapping out plastic decor for natural alternatives can enhance the warmth and texture of your space. Items like woven baskets from budget-friendly stores can elevate your home’s aesthetic without breaking the bank.
7. Elevated Coffee Bars
Transforming an unused space into a functional coffee bar is a fun and practical trend. This could be a corner in your dining room or a small area in your kitchen. DIY projects, such as upcycling thrifted furniture or customizing cabinetry, can create a stylish coffee station at minimal cost. Utilize items you already have, like mason jars for holding coffee essentials, and consider budget-friendly online options for any necessary accessories.
By incorporating these 2025 home decor trends, you can create a beautiful, personalized space without excessive spending. Use this as a foundation for your home, and let your individuality shine through in every room!
great tips!!!
Yay for bold colors!!
I hate trends! Just do what you like nothing is in or out it just is!
i love you so much! I recently just found your amzrepe and i’m in love!! Your videos are so fun and you energy is just MWAH! keep living your life
I have one amzrepe accessories I got in 2019, it's the LV white catogram speedy. It's counter quality and it has a nice honey patina now, so the leather is real. I think whatever makes you happy go for it. I've seen LV with plastic leather and blood red glaze…
amzaccs 1:1 replica with a reflective image that resists and resists to the end. I love it so much.
Adds a touch of sophistication to every look! amzaccs
I loved all the beautiful and tasteful accessoriess. Congratulations amzaccs
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Color drenching is just going to guarantee selling lots more paint in a couples of years when the homeowner gets sick of that super saturated color. It will take multiple coats to bring thise walls back to some color that is more light reflecting and cheerful. Color drenching with dark colors will be a big regret very quickly.
Where did you buy those curtains on the back of the video. I really love the pattern. Thanks a lot
I love the printed wallpaper in your bedroom. Do you remember where you bought it? I can't see the print up close, but I absolutely love it at a distance.
I'm so thrilled to be using peel and stick wallpaper for my first grandchild's nursery in my home. I've found so many designs I love on TEMU!❤ Lovely presentation as always. Greetings from Buffalo NY USA 😊
I cannot paint my walls due to renting.
Sad.
I have inherited so much old stuff that it is cluttered, so I do not have any way to make it the mod look, and that is okay.
Since most of my furniture, books, and china is from 1880s -1950s, I want to make that all look good together.
I have a high end designer grey table runner folded in half over the dark wood 1950s coffee table. It looks so elegant with the simple leaf design in the dark and light grey muted tones. I put on top a multi wood lazy Susan and some very old cream lace doilies, to place crystal bowls with fruits, wrapped chocolates, and other snacks. Instead of magazines under the coffee table I put brown and cream fabric boxes with the magazines and family scrapbooks inside to keep dust free and organized. If we want to pull them out to look at them or share memories we can easily without them flopping onto floor. I found that the dark wood 1950s end tables look great not only with doilies but also with muted two toned placemats. For a wood fake fireplace mantle I got that is the same or close to the same color as the old furniture I tied it in with a beaded table runner used as a mantle cloth, and by carefully nailing to the matching short bookshelves 2 real antique matching brass filigrees. To honor my grandma and grandpa’s ancestors, I took 1800s photos of their family members that were never given a frame and had them framed in wood with acid free paper backing, velvet and wood matts, and museum glass and put them on the mantle and over it on the wall. I used one wood older looking frame to make my own mirror over this too for a cluttered Victorian look.
That is just one area of my living room, and it is nothing at all like the “aesthetic” thing popular right now online. I am glad, because I cannot handle conforming to the norm. Consider this my castle rebellion.
I like color drenching white. Period.
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Nope, grew up in a home full of wallpaper. My mom was a decorator and loved it.
I just subscribed because I love your ideas! How do you keep your cat from chewing on your dried florals or plants? I can't keep mine away from them!
I paid quite a bit extra for real wood trim and baseboards and solid core six panel doors so I won’t be painting them ever.
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My landlord color drenched my entire rental with gray, it's actually depressing and cave like. Not a fan. 😞
Your coffee station is so-o-o nice. I want to watch the video you made about it. You mentioned liking brass. I have discovered the joys of Rub & Buff, and I am using it on many things, especially frames and knobs. My favorite, for now, is antique gold. I love learning about coming trends, especially color drenching. Also, have you noticed how old wood furniture is suddenly so desirable again?
You are VERY talented!!
whole video seems super dated.
Your home is so beautiful ❤️❤️❤️
I love the return to natural materials. Thanks for the overview.
Beautiful!
3:53 looks like the '70s mobile home I grew up in. Ouch. I think I was cured of following trends at 5 years old.
Cristina eres la mejor decoradora!!!
Lo haces todo con muy buen gusto, me encanta todo !..cuidas todos los detalles!!
Gracias por compartirlo!
Felices fiestas!!!!
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You always have such wonderful tips. I love the dedicated coffee bars, yours is very pretty.
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I've always preferred colour drenching, as it gives the eye an opportunity to relax rather than stop at moldings, trim, etc. And I love wallpaper but find it so expensive these days, especially if you put it in your space and you don't like it, or in my case, I bought it on clearance because it had a vintage feel…and it just wouldn't stay on the wall. I even had a friend who used to wallpaper for a living apply it for me and it just didn't work. I settled for something that I wouldn't say I liked when it was put on the wall. Now I am stuck with it, no pun intended. 😆 So instead I bring in thrifted fabrics for drapes and cushion covers that give the look and feel wallpaper. Thanks for sharing Christina such beautiful style and trend. Oh I do love your coffee bar so much!!! 🤗