Winter 2025 home trends

Laye light. Layer textures. Layer patterns

This winter, it’s all about layering. Combine lighting types — wall sconces, table lamps, and floor lamps — to create that soft, cosy glow. Layered lighting helps define different areas around your home and boosts your mood. After all, we know lighting has a big impact on how we feel.

But in 2025, we are taking layering even further. Think a bit of wood, velvet, mohair and wool fabrics, a touch of stone, fluffy rugs and chunky throws. And why not add some bold patterns to bring a visual warmth and artistic statement. Have a look to our patterned range to get some inspiration.

Cosy minimalism

This isn’t cold, extra minimalism – this is hygge (say hoo-gah), the Danish art of cosy living. Strip back the unnecessary and keep only what truly matters for maximal comfort and cosiness. Curves take centre stage here: curved furniture, round cushions, and wavy light shades. It’s an invitation to slow down, unwind, and nest in a space warm and distraction-free.

Natural and artisanal

Cosiness isn’t just a feeling – it’s in the materials too: linen, wool, wood and other natural textures that bring warmth and a sense of calm. That’s why handcrafted, artisanal pieces, using these materials, are having a moment. From handmade ceramics to bespoke furniture the original touches instantly add personality to your space. Bring it all to life with some earthy tones: warm browns, burnt orange, and rich greens – contrasted with bold blacks and deep reds. Something like our Verde velvet curtains from the Estate range.

Sustainable forever and always

Natural materials and artisan elements aren’t just beautiful – they’re a step toward sustainability, moving us away from mass production and its environmental toll. Want to minimise waste? Repurpose your furniture or decoration. It’s called adaptive reuse – basically upcycling but in a bigger scale. It’s sustainable and a great way to add even more personality to your space.

And since recycling is a form of upcycling, our eco-friendly range of curtains pairs perfectly with repurposed furniture.