Pinterest has unveiled its Pinterest Predicts trend report for 2025
Once a year, we get a glimpse into the future here at H&G when Pinterest unveils its Pinterest Predicts trend report, giving us an insight into all the trends we’re going to be coveting in the following year.
And according to their crystal-ball-consulting experts, 2025 is shaping up to be a big and bold year. The trend-setting masterminds behind the platform have set the tone for what’s on the cards for interior design trends, style, and home decor in the coming year.
From cherries to castles (yes, you read that right), these are the five most standout trends we’re looking forward to seeing in our homes in 2025.
The Trends Pinterest Predicts Will Be Big News in 2025
Last year, Pinterest predicted some of our favorite and most viral trends from cafecore to kitschens, chrome to western, they truly had their sights set on some of the most playful aesthetics to take over 2024.
So when they sent us their annual report for 2025, we took note. Here’s what they had to say.
1. Cherry Coded
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The color story of 2025 is tipped to be cherry red. And we can’t say we’re surprised. Moving on from the unexpected red theory that blew up the internet this year, Pinterest suggests we’re going to be seeing this tart shade in everything from our make-up, menus, and mood boards in 2025.
The cherry red color trend isn’t anything new, in fact, our Paint & Color expert Emily reported on it earlier this year. According to Pinterest, this dark, sweet, and vibrant red is going to be a popular bedroom color trend next year with searches for ‘cherry bedroom’ up 100% already, while ‘dark cherry red’ gains an even bigger following with searches up 235%.
Unlike the deep, rich burgundies of recent seasons, you’ll be seeing this more confident in high-gloss, lacquer finishes in playful touches like cabinetry paint and hardware, and smaller accessories like lighting and decor.
2. Surreal Soirees
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Looking for some inspiration for your New Year’s Eve hosting? According to Pinterest, it is time to let surrealism and a sense of playfulness take over your tablescaping.
Think ‘curvy candlesticks, fantastical flowers, and gravity-defying centerpieces’. Searches are already on the rise for the ‘Salvador Dali aesthetic’ (up 40%) as well as ‘dinner party tablescapes’ which is rising by 55% alongside ‘modern surrealism’.
We expect chrome to be even bigger news in table decor next year, moving away from softer gold hues into something with a more contemporary edge. This trend is all about creating moments of surprise and delight with your hosting to wow your guests.
3. Castlecore
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We’ve heard terms like Whimsigoth (a cozier take on gothic) floating around this year, with the rise in gothic interior design coming to the foray but ‘castlecore’ pushes that narrative a little further.
Inspired by the grandeur of medieval castles and old-world charm, this aesthetic blends dramatic finishes and historical references to create interiors that feel both regal and slightly moody. Think wrought iron lighting, tapestries, carved furniture, chainmail-inspired decor, and luxurious fabrics like velvet and brocade.
‘Medievalcore’ will be another big term (searches are already up 110% on Pinterest) while early adopters are already getting ahead on their research and looking at ‘castle house plans’ on the platform too.
4. Primary Play
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‘In 2025, everyone will let their inner child shine,’ notes the Pinterest trend report, alluding to the fact that next year is going to be a more playful one.
This will be seen in home design in fun touches and interior design tweakments like contrast-painted trims (up 85%), wall and door murals, and everything hand-painted. It is time to get your DIY on.
‘This movement embraces a DIY ethos, encouraging people to repurpose and upcycle furniture, transforming the ordinary into the extraordinary – which is at the heart of what we do,’ explains Tom Revill, creative director of Plank Hardware who recommends upcycling old and second-hand pieces and giving them a playful fresh look. ‘The approach marries sustainability with self-expression, making it ideal for both budget-conscious decorators and those looking for unique pieces.’
5. Mix and Maximalist
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Maximalist decor has been a big trend for a while now, embracing eclectic homes that are brimming with a more-is-more personality.
Championing a blend of color, patterns, textures, and styles, unlike traditional maximalism, which can feel somewhat overwhelming, this trend is more curated chaos. The big aesthetics are ‘eclectic maximalism’ which has seen a rise in searches of 215% and ‘vintage maximalism’ at 260%.
Focus on layering unexpected elements in a harmonious way like clashing prints, eclectic furniture, and an old-meets-new mix of vintage and contemporary decor. It’s more-is-more with a little bit of curation and restraint.
It seems as if 2025 is going to be quite the year of storytelling. Whether you’re drawn to the bold vibrancy of Cherry Coded, the whimsy of Surreal Soirees, the drama of Castlecore, the joy of Primary Play, or the curated chaos of Mix and Maximalism, these trends offer something for everyone. Which is your favorite?
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