As we enter the new year, the world of interior design is undergoing an exciting transformation, blending timeless elegance with innovative new ideas. Whether you’re redecorating a single room or planning an entire home makeover, understanding the key trends of 2025 will help you stay ahead of the curve. In this blog, we’ll explore the top interior design trends that are set to dominate the scene in 2025, offering inspiration and insights to help you create your dream space. KitchensIn 2025, kitchens are evolving to be more functional and stylish than ever before. Rise of the scullery—A secondary kitchen behind the main one for prep, cooking, and cleanup. This lets homeowners keep their main kitchen tidy, especially in open-plan spaces. Multi-Functional Islands – With built-in sinks, cooktops, power outlets, and storage, islands will wear even more hats: meal prep, casual dining, or even working from home, creating more space for family and friends to gather. Expect to see seating on multiple sides for a more communal feel and the continued popularity of warm wood finishes and natural textures. Good-bye White, Hello Color – The trend of white cabinetry is fading, replaced by colorful tones—especially deep greens, rich blues, and jewel-toned […]
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Not sure whether your style is Mountain Modern, Rustic, Contemporary or Modern Farmhouse? Maybe it’s somewhere in between or a combination of a few different styles. Talie Jane Interiors takes a look at nine prominent design styles. Which one speaks to you? Take the quiz at the end to see which is your best match. Mountain Modern What is Mountain Modern Design? Mountain modern Interior design style is the newest trend in interior design. This distinctive style is characterized by clean lines, natural materials, neutral colors, and lots of light. It was inspired by rural living in the Rocky Mountains and prairie-style homes. Clean lines and an uncluttered interior are the hallmarks of contemporary mountain design. The design is focused about panoramic view and a fully relaxed feeling, with open layouts and lofty ceilings. (1) History The origins of mountain architecture in America came from the earliest non-native peoples who chose to venture into the untamed mountainous areas of the country. The structures they built were a direct response to the environment they were in. They had to be made from native materials because transportation means were primitive and they had to be robust to withstand harsh weather and deep […]
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Writer Holly Amaya said it best in her article Out with the Old: The 10 Tired Interior Design Trends You Need to Ditch in 2018: “Figuring out what makes for good design is an admittedly subjective exercise. Ask a dozen experts their thoughts on say, why faux Mid-Century Modern is still popular in American interior design long after “Mad Men” has left us, and you’ll likely get a dozen different options. Nevertheless, some home design trends manage to rise to mass acceptance [thanks to unstoppable forces like HGTV and Pinterest]…and tend to take on a life of their own. And sometime they just don’t die, even when they absolutely should.” (1)
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