Irina

The Autumn Winter 2025 interiors trends to watch

Posted on 29th August 2025

Eagerly awaiting to decorate your home for autumn? Picture delicious berry tones, rustic finishes, and countryside charm – we’re bringing you the latest trends of the season to get your inspiration going…

There is something so nostalgic yet enticing about that first autumn morning; crisp wind biting at your cheeks, leaves turning golden, and the aroma of pumpkin-spiced coffee waking up your senses. If you couldn’t tell, it’s my favourite season of the year, which is why I’m excited to bring you the latest trends, accessories and ideas, bound to get you inspired to start afresh when decorating your home for the cold months.

From dark and decadent colour palettes, raw and rustic finishes, to deliciously tactile layers, here is what’s popular this Autumn Winter 2025 season…

Pumpkin patch

Nothing screams autumn more than pumpkin-shaped everything. From cushions, coffee cups, to storage jars and bathroom accessories, what better way to celebrate the cosy season than by embracing its most-loved icon?

If you want to go big, some of the latest launches are adorned with charming squash symbols, whether it’s bedding, tablecloths, or plush towels. But for a subtle nod to Autumn Winter 2025, you can simply pop pumpkin-themed crockery and candles on open shelves or chic decorative pillows on your sofa.

Kitchen shelves decorated with pumpkin-shaped crockery. — Autumn Mix velvet pumpkin garland, £31.99, Pumpkin & Vine ceramic cereal bowl, £9.99, Pumpkin & Vine ceramic pot with lid, £42.99 for a large, and Autumn Leaves stoneware mug, £8.99. All from Gisela Graham London.

Bedroom design with checkered bedding, mood lighting, and pumpkin shaped cushion. — Gingham duvet cover and pillowcase set, from £40, Autumn Pumpkin duvet cover and pillowcase set, from £15, Faux mohair orange check throw, from £28, Pumpkin cushion, £22, and 3D pumpkin, £16. All from Next.

Autumnal bathroom with wood beams, pumpkin-printed towels, a green freestanding tub, and pumpkin-shaped accessories. — Bamboo functional bath tray, £16, Pumpkin Bows hand towel, £4, Pumpkin Bows bath towel, £7, Pumpkin Bows bath sheet £10m, and Stacked Pumpkins soap dispenser, £5. All from George Home.

Berry reds

Burgundy, damson, dark berry – these rich tones are timeless and surprisingly versatile, making them ideal for decorating your home no matter the season, so it’s no surprise they are back for Autumn Winter 2025. Oozing warmth, they work well in both big and small doses and suit any size room.

Dot pops of plum throughout your cooking space with the help of tiles and elegant kitchenalia, or dare to go bold in your bedroom or bathroom for an invitingly snug atmosphere by drenching the entire room (ceiling included) in one of these luscious shades.

L-shaped kitchen with dark cabinets, cream and burgundy checkerboard tiles, velvet bar stool, and a wood shelf. — Bodahl Njord bar stool in Rust, £269, Furniture Village.

Bathroom design with burgundy wall paint, wall art, geometric tiles, wood furniture, and a shower area with a gold enclosure and matching brassware. — Edin fitted furniture collection by Bathrooms to Love. Edin drawer unit, £575, and Edin basin unit, £415, paired with Crystal Stone solid worktop, £415, Pescara tall basin mixer tap, £194, and Elemi washbowl in Latte, £270.

Bedroom design with striped bedding and natural materials. — Rhubarb & Rose Pembroke Stripe linen bedding, from £45 for a pair of pillowcases, Piglet in Bed.

Countryside charm

While flipping through the latest digital Autumn Winter 2025 lookbooks I received in the past few months, I felt a pull towards the farmhouse-chic aesthetic. Picture Shaker cabinetry, classic wall panelling, wood freestanding furniture, imperfectly perfect tiles, chunky butler sinks, and vintage range cookers; this style simply exudes modern-rustic charm.

The colour palette is rich and connected to nature, so indulge in deep green tones, rusty reds, and toasty neutrals. Complete the look with heirloom pieces, heritage-inspired patterned fabrics, aged brass finishes, and artisan earthenware on open shelves.

Country autumn-themed bedroom with a striped headboard, grey ottoman, wood furniture, green wall panelling, and wood beams and flooring. — Headboard, £135, XL wicker shade and table lamp, £80, blanket stitch throw, £18, scallop cushion, £12, gingham frill cushion, £12, and cotton velvet cushion, £10. All from Habitat. Available from September.

Autumn dining room with green wall panelling, and a table decorated with a patterned tablecloth, seasonal harvest, black candle sticks, wood chairs and rattan pendants. — Orchard Birds tablecloth, £80, Warm Stone gingham linen napkins, £40 for a set of four, and Oundle Olive paint, £45 for 2.5 litres of matt emulsion, Sophie Allport.

Autumn Winter 2025 floral bedding with a green headboard. — Rosie Floral Jacquard 100% cotton duvet cover, £139 for a double, Secret Linen Store. Available from September.

Country bathroom trend for Autumn Winter 2025 with classic wall panelling, wood furniture, wood towel holders, rattan laundry basket, and a freestanding tub. — Berkeley Nordic Oak tall bathroom cupboard, £599, Berkeley Nordic Oak towel rail, £149, and Berkeley Nordic Oak stool £110, The Cotswold Company.

Raw and rustic autumn

The autumn and winter months are synonymous with slow living, whether you’re embracing cosy nights in by the fireplace, cocooned in a bundle of throws, or gathering your loved ones around the dining table decked out in garden-grown produce, fluffy roasties, and steamy wild-berry pies.

One of this look’s keywords is ‘homely’, so opt for tactile plaster on the walls, concrete-effect surfaces, layered textures, from wool to bouclé, and grainy oak. Wood drenching (enveloping a room in this material) is also gaining popularity, so why not get a chalet-inspired feel in your interiors this season?

Cosy bedroom with a boucle bed frame, faux fur bedding, wood bedside table and table lamp. — Elsie Casual bouclé Oyster upholstered bed frame, from £399, and faux fur check duvet cover and pillowcase set, from £52, Next.

Rustic, autumnal kitchen design with plaster on the walls, a wood island with a concrete worktop, rattan bar stools, and white crockery. — Juniper Drop teapot, £68, Juniper Drop cereal bowl, £20, and Juniper Drop cake stand, £90, Nkuku.

Ski chalet-inspired bedroom with an autumn feel, drenched in wood on the walls, ceiling and floors, with blonde wood furniture and neutral bedding. — Faro oak dining chair pair, £200, Lex oak console desk with ceramic top, £300, Hugh wooden fabric spindle double bed, £420, faux travertine table lamp, £70, brushed mohair striped throw, £18, and bobbin floor lamp, £145. All from Habitat. Available from September.

Retro love

This season, we’re feeling sentimental, and this trend is all about drawing inspiration from the past, fusing old with new, and ultimately crafting a timeless, characterful look.

The 70s are particularly standing out, so take a trip back in time to bring an authentic retro touch to your interiors with rich walnut, simplistic furniture, tiles in unexpected spots such as side tables and islands, plush velvet textiles, geometric shapes and patterns, and a curated colour palette of burnt terracotta, inky blues, olive green, and muted mustard.

Retro living room with green tiles, navy carpet, geometric furnishings and wood furniture. — Sloane coffee table, £229, Jacquard armchair, £299, Hugo sideboard, £299, Reactive vase, £19.50, table lamp, £59, and Grove rug, from £324. All from M&S.

Green bedroom design with a velvet headboard, green tiles behind it, wood flooring and furniture, and house plants. — Highgrove Bourne ottoman king size bed frame in Aston Moss, £1099, and Stockholm nightstand in Light Oak, £229, Furniture Village.

70s themed living room with boucle seating, wood ceiling, wood furniture, and retro decor. — Geometric cushion cover, £14.99, velvet fringe cushion cover, £14.99, Mick cushion cover, £14.99, and tall lean candle holder, £24.99. All from H&M Home.

Retro bedroom with wood panelling, plush bed and accent chair, and statement lighting. — From left to right: Aula side table in Brushed Steel, £219, Azariah table lamp, £65, Claude bouclé rug, from £90, Aylin bed in Brushed Plain Natural Stone, from £949, Alban tufted bedding, from £50, Caleb pendant light, £269, and Seattle accent chair in Caramel Pax Bouclé, £499. All from Made.com.

Glamorous mid-century

The 1950s mid-century modern style has had a glittering makeover this Autumn Winter 2025. Picture stone, sculptural pieces, chrome lighting, accent seating, velvet and silk materials, and a decadent palette of sumptuous browns, chalky pastels, and richer tones like dark greens and blues.

This look is sleek and sophisticated, reminiscent of luxurious boutique hotels, accentuated through curves and linear forms, elegant décor, and glamorous finishes, perfect for contemporary settings.