Interior Design Trends 2025 – Seen at Salone del Mobile Milan

Salone del Mobile Milan 2025
Design trends 2025 by Caspaiou

1. Japandi Style – Calm and Minimal
A blend of Japanese simplicity and Scandinavian comfort, Japandi design focuses on clean lines, natural materials like wood and linen, and earthy colors. This style creates peaceful, warm spaces—offering a quiet retreat from the fast-paced digital world.

Frank dining table with Cosette dining chairs by Meridiani

2. Soft Brutalism – Strong Yet Gentle
Heavy, raw materials like concrete and steel are used in a new, softer way. Designers are adding curves, warm lights, and soft finishes. This trend mixes the power of brutalist design with the comfort people seek in their homes today.

Arch side table by Gallotti&Radice

3. Retro Revival – Old Meets New
Designers are taking inspiration from the past—especially the 1960s to 1980s—and updating it with modern materials and shapes. Think bold colors, rounded forms, and fun details, combined with today’s technology and sustainable thinking.

Henry writing desk by Meridiani

4. Soft Curves – Nature-Inspired Shapes
Furniture and architecture are moving away from sharp corners. Instead, we see round shapes and flowing lines that feel natural and relaxing. These soft forms help create inviting, emotionally comforting spaces.

Pasha sofa and Isola coffee table by Linteloo

5. Cultural Layering – Mixing Old and New Stories
Designers are celebrating history and tradition by combining classic design elements, handmade details, and cultural influences with modern aesthetics. This layering creates rich, meaningful interiors that feel personal and timeless.

Saki dining chairs by Gallotti&Radice