The ultimate guide to Summer 2025 home trends is here. Find out what’s in (and what’s out) with these cozy, organic, and elevated interior design ideas that’ll make your space feel effortlessly chic.
There’s something about summer that makes you want to refresh your entire home, right? This year, it’s all about creating a space that feel easy, organic, and a little elevated. Like your favorite Airbnb but still super personal. After digging through design blogs, trend reports and WAY too many Pinterest boards, I put together the specific trends that are going to totally take over Summer 2025.
This post is all about 2025 Summer Home Trends.

These 2025 Summer Home Trends Are So Good
1. Sun-Baked Neutrals
2025 is moving away from the bright whites and into warmer, richer neutrals. Terracottas, sand, clay, and warm oatmeal tones are here. Walls, furniture, even kitchen backsplashes are embracing these soft, sunbaked shades.
2. Wavy, Organic Shapes
Gone are the sharp, boxy lines. This summer, it’s all about embracing curves and irregular shapes that feel like they were made by nature. Wavy mirrors, rounded coffee tables and sculptured decor that feels “perfectly imperfect”
3. Textured Walls (Yes, They’re Back!)
Instead of flat painted walls, people are brining in more texture, but in a modern way. We’re talking about limewash, Roman clay, or even plaster finishes that create a soft, almost cloud-like look. It adds so much character without feeling heavy or outdated.
4. Indoor-Outdoor Living Spaces
This summer, it’s all about making your backyard, patio, or balcony feel like an extension of your living room. Comfy outdoor furniture, layered rugs, lantern lighting, and cozy throw blankets are key. It’s more “chic summer lounge” and less “plastic lawn chair vibes.”
5. Maximalist Kitchens
Minimalist kitchens had their moment, but now? People are craving color, texture, and personality in their cooking spaces. Open shelving with beautiful pottery, checkerboard floors, bold backsplashes , and fun, colorful appliances.
6. Vintage + Handmade Mix

2025 is leaning hard into the “collected” look. Instead of buying all new everything, people are mixing vintage finds, flea market treasures, and handmade pieces with newer furniture to create a home that feels soulful and lived-in.
7. Cooling, Airy Fabrics
For textiles, it’s all about breezy, cooling materials like linen, cotton gauze, and lightweight blends. Heavy velvet and chunky knits are officially getting boxed up for the season.