The interior is more than just four walls and furniture - it's your everyday life, your mood, your story. In 2025, we decorate our homes not only "nicely", but above all intentionally: we look for coziness, balance, self-expression. Want to know what style suits you? Read our guide to the most interesting interior trends of 2025.

Japandi – less but warmer

If you are looking in your home silence, space and harmony , Japandi style can be like a deep breath after a long day. It is an aesthetic that combines Japanese simplicity with Nordic coziness - raw but warm. Modest but not cold. The Japandi style interior does not distract - it calms . It creates a background for everyday life, allowing you to focus on what is really important.

What makes it stand out?

• Natural materials : raw wood, light oak, bamboo, linen, ceramics with an uneven surface, rice paper in lamps or screens. These are objects that are not perfect, but they have a soul – like a bowl with a small crack that gains value through its history.
  

• A subdued color palette : beiges, milky whites, warm grays, sage, muted greens, shades of sand and clay. Every color has its place here, nothing is accidental, and the whole creates an impression of conscious minimalism .

• Open spaces and low furniture : no excess, decoration or chaos. Each piece of furniture has a specific function, but is also aesthetically light – low sofas, tables on thin legs, mattresses without headrests.

This style is for those who are not looking for a "wow effect", but for a calm effect . Ideal if you want your home to become a space of peace , a morning ritual with tea or an evening respite after a long day.

What extras?

Here, less is more. Choose:

• decorative pillows, plain or with a delicate weave , in natural fabrics: stonewashed linen, wool, boucle in the shade of sheep's wool,
  

• one pillow with subtle embroidery or stitching – inspired by Japanese geometry or Nordic runes,

• bedspreads in a shade of muted clay or ecru , which do not dominate but add structure.

It's not about making the interior look "Instagrammable". It's about living slower, deeper, more mindful . For every element to make sense - not only visually, but also emotionally.

At Pillovely we believe that Japandi style is not just a way of arranging space, but a way of thinking . Sensitivity towards everyday life. Minimalism that is not cold, but human.

New vintage – style with soul

In 2025, we are not looking for "new" things - we are looking things with a story . The new vintage style is a response to the need for authenticity and tenderness towards the past. It is a way to surround yourself with objects that they have gone through something, they mean something, they remember something – and at the same time they fit perfectly into a modern interior.

This is not a museum. This is not “antiques for the sake of antiques”. This is a modern mix of the past and the present – ​​so that the house does not look like an exhibition, but like a place with a soul.

What distinguishes the new vintage style?

• Second-hand furniture , but in great condition – often renovated, repainted, sanded with love. Chests of drawers from the Polish People's Republic, bent chairs from the 1960s, mid-century modern tables, dressing tables with mirrors like from a film about the young Sophia Loren. These are objects that carry the trace of previous generations – and that is precisely why they have value.
  

• Color palette : mustard yellow, bottle green, rusty orange, warm brown, terracotta and sage. Colors with soul and history. Sometimes slightly washed out, sometimes in velvet or velour.

• Accessories with character : hand-embroidered napkins, retro posters in wooden frames, recycled glass, brass candlesticks, cracked plates from the bazaar, old books with gold spines. Each of them says something. And each means something - even if only to you.

This is a style for those who love:

• music from vinyl,
• cassette tapes,
• handwritten letters,
• and family stories at the kitchen table.

But new vintage is also a way to consciously design space – less consumption, more meaning. Less stuff, more emotion.

What textiles suit this climate?

• Cushions with floral embroidery , like from grandma's bedspread, but in a new form - e.g. on a linen pillowcase with a large, single motif,
  Thickly woven blankets that resemble old woolen blankets from childhood – preferably in warm, muted colours,
• A rug "like grandma's" , but broken with a modern table or lamp - this contrast makes an effect!

Everything here has a certain atmosphere: a little romantic, a little nostalgic, a little rebellious . As if someone had smuggled a fragment of the 70s, 80s or 90s into a modern interior, but left room for one's own emotions.

Soft pop – pastel and fun

If your heart beats faster at the sight of pastel gradients, you love the Y2K style, and your head still resonates with the intro from your favorite childhood cartoon series - soft pop is an interior design aesthetic created just for you. It is a style that does not pretend to be serious, is not afraid of color and with disarming sincerity reminds you that adulthood can also be fun.

This is the perfect space for those who love:

• colors like from a bubble gum wrapper,
  
• nostalgic prints inspired by the early 2000s,
• interiors that give pleasure and do not cause stress with "adult seriousness".

Characteristic features of soft pop:

• Pastel palette : baby blue, lilac, mint, Barbiecore pink, yellow sorbet, peach and milky lavender. These colors not only decorate - they improve mood .
  
• Rounded forms : furniture without edges, resembling marshmallows, pouffes like from TikTok dream rooms, low tables with oval edges, rounded vases and mushroom-shaped lamps.
• Materials and textures : shiny plastics, furs (also artificial), transparent acrylics, satin, velour, pastel-coloured glass. The more tactile and sensual, the better.

Decorations? Here are the rules:

• prints with hearts, stars, clouds, smiles, pixels,
• mirrors in strange shapes,
• LED lights in pastel colors,
• pillows in the shape of a cloud, lightning bolt, emoji or jelly bean.

The soft-pop couch isn’t a backdrop. It plays the main role – like a Britney Spears music video set. Instead of minimalist accessories, reach for:

• fur pillows,
  
• with gloss or retro print,
• in strange shapes that surprise.
  Don't be afraid to mix things up - in soft pop, "too much" is good. Aesthetics are fun, not a chore.

This style is for those who want to wrap themselves in joy and carefreeness . It's not about literally decorating a Tumblr teen's room, but about an interior that makes you smile when you walk in.

Soft pop says, "I'm an adult, but I haven't forgotten what it was like to dream when I was 12."

Gorpcore – nature in an urban version

Gorpcore is the answer to the need to get back to nature - but without having to move out of town. It's a style that brings the atmosphere of mountain huts, forest paths and camping warmth straight into the interior. It's raw but cosy. Practical but full of character. For those who like the smell of damp moss, soft fleece sweaters and a thermos of tea on a solid wood table.

The style grew out of outdoor fashion (hence the name: GORP = "Good Ol' Raisins and Peanuts" - a classic trail snack), but the interiors aren't about tents and sleeping bags. They're about peace, sensuality and a primal feeling of being "close to the earth."

What can you expect?

• Lots of greenery – not only potted plants, but also fabrics and accessories in shades of forest: muted olive, deep green, eucalyptus, moss.
• Textures reminiscent of nature - rough, natural. Raw wood, woven wools, wickerwork, stone or ceramic vases with irregular textures. Upholstery like fleece sweatshirts and blankets like from a mountain cottage.
• Color palette: khaki, sand beige, rock gray, amber, rust brown, leaf and earth tones. Anything that looks like it came from an expedition—but with a soft, homey twist

Inside gorpcore:

• the carpet resembles forest floor – with a texture of thick weave or melange fibers,
• the pillows are like a fleece blanket – soft, warm, ready for a nap by the fireplace (or a scented candle),
  the vase looks like a found stone from the river, and the table looks like it's made of recycled wood.

It’s the perfect aesthetic for those who love outdoor adventures but still value the comfort of four walls. For those who dream of the forest — even while sitting in the middle of the city.

Quiet luxury – elegance that doesn't scream

In times of excess and flashy trends, more and more people are looking for something different: peace, quality and harmony . The quiet luxury style is the answer to this need. It is an aesthetic that it doesn't need labels or manifestos to make an impression. It's like a good perfume - subtle but memorable . Like a look that says more than words.

This is a style for those who know that true elegance is quality, not quantity . You don't have to have a lot - just that what you have is beautiful, refined and in line with you.

What characterizes quiet luxury?

• Noble materials : they play first fiddle. Linen with a soft weave, cashmere that pleasantly envelops the skin, thick wool with a fleshy texture, smooth velvet. Nothing here is accidental - even the lining matters.
• A color palette inspired by nature and light : cool beige, vanilla, taupe, dove gray, creamy white, warm sandstone. All tone on tone - so the eyes can rest.
• Form without exaggeration : simple lines, delicate curves, ideal proportions. You won't find any massive decorations here - but you will notice perfect seams, quiet pleats, subtle piping and textures that you want to touch.

It's a style that you can feel more than you can see . It doesn't scream - it whispers with class . Interiors in this style are like the best boutique hotels: you don't know what exactly makes them beautiful, but you feel like you want to be there .

What pillows for a quiet luxury interior?

• Large, monochromatic , without prints and unnecessary additions,
• In fabrics that have structure and weight : stonewashed linen, delicate boucle, cashmere mix, combed wool,
• With details that speak class: fringes made of the same yarn, tone-on-tone quilting, hand-stitched edges .

Add to this a crushed linen throw, a candle in a frosted glass jar and a soft, plain rug – and you get an interior that needs nothing more.

Eclectic feel – Your rules, your mix

If you can't pick one favorite style because you love retro, modern, a bit boho, and a touch of glam - that's great! 2025 is the year of individualism , and the eclectic style is its best manifestation. In a world where everything has to be in accordance with the algorithm, your home can be exactly like you: non-obvious, diverse, full of contrasts and memories.

The eclectic feel style is a conscious juxtaposition of things from seemingly different fairy tales that magically create a coherent whole. It's not about chaos - it's about the freedom to create your own rules.

Connect:

• modern armchairs with a granny lamp with a heavy base and a pleated lampshade,
• a pastel, soft rug with an ethnic pillow from a trip to Georgia or Morocco,
• colorful flea market posters with black and white photos from a family album,
• 60's style glass vases with an IKEA chest of drawers and a plant in an IKEA basket.

Add a frame from your aunt next to a sculpture from a contemporary art fair. Hang a wall hanging next to a modern neon sign. There are no boundaries - only emotions.

Because an eclectic home is not created from trends. It is created from life:

• from things inherited and hunted on OLX,
• from a pillow that used to be a shirt,
• from the cup from which you drank cocoa as a child,
• from a curtain that doesn't fit so well that it actually... fits.

In conclusion: style is you

In 2025, interior style is not a trend statement – ​​it is an expression of your interior.
It's not about fitting into Pinterest boards, it's about finding your own rhythm . After all, your home is a stage for everyday life, a backdrop for emotions, a space that should mean more than trendy colors.

At Pillovely, we believe that style starts… with you . And that a pillow, a carpet, a light or a fragrance – these are not just accessories. They are a way to feel yourself. Fully. At home.

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