Christmas Interior Design Trends For 2025
- Floor Design Wetherby
- Nov 18
- 3 min read
As we step into Christmas 2025, interior design is taking a more intentional turn. From heritage inspired decorating to moody palettes and nature driven materials, this seasons trends reflect a balance of timeless beauty and contemporary creativity. Homeowners are embracing décor that tells a story, blending tradition with innovation. Whether your looking to refresh your holiday look or dreaming up an entire new festive aesthetic, these trends will help your create a space that feels both timeless and unmistakably modern. Lets unwrap what's in store for Christmas décor this year. Read these Christmas Interior Design Trends for 2025 for your inspiration.
Rich, Moody Colour Palettes
Move over classic red and green, in 2025 Autumn, deep tones like plum, burgundy, navy and forest greens were very trendy! These hues are often paired with muted metallics, matte gold, brushed brass or warm bronze, for a look that is luxurious but understated. Burgundy offers the warmth and festive feel of red without being too bright or garish. It's a deeper, moodier version that feels grown up and refined.
Burgundy, the colour of autumn, will continue to trend into the festive season, and be the 'Defining, deep hue of Christmas 2025,’ says Craig Brown, senior manager of home at Pinterest UK.
Stair Garlands
Stair garlands become more popular each year, for a mix of tradition, aesthetics and practical reasons. Decorating it with greenery, lights or ribbons instantly makes the house feel festive and welcoming. Most people concentrate decorations in living rooms or dining rooms. A garland lets the holiday feel flow into hallways, entryways, bringing a focal point and making the whole home feel cohesive.
Stair Runners
Stair runners become particularly popular at Christmas for a mixture of practical, aesthetic, and atmospheric reasons.
A stair runner softens hard surfaces, adds texture and makes hallways feel warmer, perfect for homes filled with guests over the holidays.
Staircases are often the first thing you see when entering a home, and a runner makes that feature pop. During Christmas many people decorate around the stairs with garlands, fairly lights and bows. A stair runner enhances this look.
4. Nutcrackers
Nutcrackers are a popular trend at Christmas for a mix of history, tradition, symbolism and aesthetics. They originate from the 17th century Germany folklore. They were traditionally given as gifts and believed to bring good luck. Nutcrackers naturally compliment traditional Christmas colours such as red, greens and golds. They add height, charm and a classic feel to fireplaces, entrance halls and displays. They bring a bold, instantly recognisable, festive touch to any space.
5. Scandinavian Minimalism
The classic Nordic simplicity remains popular, but with a creative spin this year. Designers are combining the clean lines and neutral palette of Scandinavian design with unexpected pops of colour, blush pink, pale blue or soft beige, and tactile materials like felt or wool.
Minimalist silhouettes, handmade wooden ornaments and soft lighting define this understated but cosy style.
Christmas 2025 is all about personality, purpose and playfulness. Trends are leaning into handcrafted elegance, retro sparkle and thoughtful sustainability, moving away from generic sets and mass produced looks. Whether your crazy drawn to vintage disco, cosy cabins or minimalistic Nordic settings, there's a way to bring this years design energy into your space. By choosing pieces that feel meaningful, crafted and distinctive, you can create a festive environment that's not just on trend, but uniquely yours.
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