Every year, trend forecasters set out to predict what will be popular in our culture in the year ahead. Oftentimes, their educated guesses on what’s going to be big when it comes to things like colors and patterns influence the interior design world.
You’ll likely start seeing them pop up in the decor you find and stores, and interior designers may use them when working with clients. These trends also offer a great guideline for homeowners who want to freshen up their surroundings and keep things looking current in the year to come.
Here’s a sneak peek of our predicted interior design trends for 2025:
Here at Saatva, we value trends as well. In fact, we work closely with interior designers through our Design Trade program and utilize search data to identify trends in the interior design and sleep wellness spaces. This informs our product launches and blog content.
Ahead, we’ve tapped into our expert network and combed through rising search results to predict the top bedroom design trends for 2025.
Experts featured in this article:
- Amy Peltier, creative director and CEO of Peltier Interiors
- Johanna Howard, owner of Johanna Howard Home
- Chanae Richards, CEO and principal designer at ọlọrọ interiors
- Shelly Aguirre, stylist at Maxine Salon
- Raven Hurtado, stylist at Maxine Salon
- Shelby Harris, PsyD, director of sleep health at Sleepopolis
1. Textured fabrics
“Textured fabrics are a great way to bring depth and visual interest in the bedroom without using huge hits of color and pattern,” says Amy Peltier, creative director and CEO of Peltier Interiors. “This is going to continue to be a very strong trend in 2025 as people increasingly focus on the incredible importance of a restful sleep environment and the critical ways design can influence that.”
Johanna Howard, owner of Johanna Howard Home, says textured fabrics are one of her favorite trends for 2025 since people are looking to create sensory-rich, cozy environments that emphasize tactility, comfort, and individuality.
“Textured fabrics are a great way to bring depth and visual interest in the bedroom without using huge hits of color and pattern.”
-Amy Peltier, creative director and CEO of Peltier Interiors
Here are three textured fabrics you should have on your radar for 2025:
Bouclé
Bouclé, often found in shades of white and showing off textures through looped or curly yarns, continues to go strong into 2025. It can be incorporated into the bedroom through a variety of furniture pieces.
More specifically, as we’ve observed through search results, “bouclé bed” has seen 35% growth in the past year, “bouclé dog bed” has had 2,900% growth, and astoundingly, “white bouclé bed” has grown 7,800%.
Peltier says the beauty of textured fabrics is that they allow you to stay within a neutral or quiet color scheme, where white bouclé fits right in, providing a sense of depth and texture.
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Velvet
With an array of bed frames available in velvet, Saatva has already jumped on the trend train when it comes to this lush, sumptuous material. Velvet will still be popular in 2025, especially, as Howard points out, bedrooms continue to be safe, calm retreats where a textured fabric adds to the overall vibe.
Just touching or looking at velvets can make an environment feel warmer and more inviting, Howard says. Throw pillows are one ideal way to weave a bit of velvet into your sleep space.
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Jacquard
Jacquard, which has been around for centuries and features beautiful, textured patterning woven directly into the fabric, will be a top trend in 2025, interior designers predict.
Peltier says jacquard is one of the best textured fabrics for the bedroom. That’s because it gives the space a sense of richness, depth, and comfort, and has excellent sound-absorbing properties.
2. Bedding with benefits
People have realized that bedding can do a lot more than provide comfort. It can have several bonus benefits, which is why people are looking to invest in high-quality sheets, blankets, and other top-of-bed accessories more than ever before.
According to Saatva survey data, 50% of respondents said they have incorporated a comfortable mattress and/or bedding into their bedrooms.
Here are the top three bedding products with added benefits you should consider using in 2025:
Cooling bedding
36% of our survey respondents said they’ve incorporated temperature regulation into their bedrooms—which brings us to cooling bedding.
Cooling sheets and other cooling sleep products have been steadily gaining interest, and we predict this will continue into 2025. For instance, the search term “cooling blanket” has seen 218% growth in the past year, and “cooling sheets for bed” has grown a whopping 8,300%.
This surge makes sense as cooling bedding has many benefits. “It feels amazing to sleep on, helps you achieve optimal sleep temperature, and is environmentally friendly,” says Chanae Richards, CEO and principal designer at ọlọrọ interiors.
Peltier believes cooling bedding is here to stay. “So many people, especially women, experience temperature fluctuations through the night,” she notes. “And we sleep deeper in a room that’s cooler, rather than warmer.”
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Coverless duvets
Coverless duvets are relatively new on the scene. A variation on a comforter, it’s a fabric bag filled with stuffing and has a sewn-on cover—which means you won’t have to wrestle with getting a duvet cover back onto your comforter.
People have searched for “coverless duvet” 31% more this past year. So, why are coverless duvets suddenly so popular? “Everyone is craving simplicity in their lives,” says Richards, reflecting on the sudden popularity of this bedding item.
Richards says she recently did away with her duvet cover for this exact reason. “I no longer wanted to twist myself into a pretzel to put it back on once a week,” she says.
Peltier adds that the “marshmallow-like bed with the insanely puffy duvet” is a dated look right now. Instead, a more simple, lower-profile look is going to be big in 2025. This can be achieved with a coverless duvet.
Silk pillowcases
The term “silk pillowcase for hair” has experienced 22% growth in the past year in search, and silk pillowcases will keep on trending in 2025. People love the benefits their hair can experience from sleeping on them.
“Silk pillowcases are a wonderful way to keep hair healthy and frizz-free, as cotton pillowcases will cause friction and breakage,” says Shelly Aguirre, stylist at Maxine Salon in Chicago. “In particular, fine hair, curly hair, and blonde hair—which tends to be more fragile—can greatly benefit from silk pillowcases as it will prevent further damage.”
Plus, for hair that gets frizzy, particularly curls, silk can help the hair glide across the pillowcase rather than causing friction, Aguirre explains.
“Silk pillowcases are a wonderful way to keep hair healthy and frizz-free…In particular, fine hair, curly hair, and blonde hair—which tends to be more fragile—can greatly benefit from silk pillowcases as it will prevent further damage.”
-Shelly Aguirre, stylist at Maxine Salon
Silk pillowcases are also less absorbent, so when you apply a hair mask, oils, or a leave-in conditioner to soak in overnight, the products will actually stay in your hair and do what they’re supposed to do, adds Raven Hurtado, also a stylist at Maxine Salon in Chicago.
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3. Ergonomic bedroom setup
“An ergonomic bedroom focuses on creating a comfortable sleep space that supports your body’s natural alignment,” explains Shelby Harris, PsyD, director of sleep health at Sleepopolis. “This means using things like adjustable beds, supportive pillows, and furniture designed to reduce strain.”
With more people becoming aware of how important good sleep is for overall health, it makes sense that this trend is gaining traction now and will likely continue into 2025, adds Harris.
According to our recent survey data, 31% of respondents have back pain or chronic pain. It comes as no surprise, then, that people are looking for ergonomic bedroom products to help ease this discomfort.
“An ergonomic bedroom focuses on creating a comfortable sleep space that supports your body’s natural alignment. This means using things like adjustable beds, supportive pillows, and furniture designed to reduce strain.”
-Shelby Harris, PsyD, director of sleep health at Sleepopolis
Here are three ergonomic bedroom features that will be big in 2025:
Ergonomic pillows
One must-have in an ergonomic bedroom setup? Ergonomic pillows, of course. In the past year, searches for “acupressure pillow” went up 3,700%, “cervical pillow” went up 96%, and “best pillow for side sleepers” went up 91%.
At Saatva, we provide several ergonomic pillows, like our Hotel-quality comfort with responsive & ultra-breathable support Cooling comfort and contouring support ideal for side sleepers Lofty yet shapeable pillow that contours for weightless support
Padded headboard
Although a padded headboard, with its supportive cushioning, doesn’t necessarily support sleep, it can provide an ergonomic environment as you rest before bed.
It’s a favorite among interior designers as well. “I love a padded, fabric-covered headboard that has bedside tables built in,” says Richards.
Memory foam pillows and mattresses
Memory foam, in general, is a home run for an ergonomic bedroom setup, whether it’s through pillows or the bed itself. Although it’s been around for a bit, memory foam will continue to be a focus into 2025.
“I’m a fan of high-quality pillows,” says Richards. “There’s a lot of debate about what makes a comfortable pillow, but for me, it’s memory foam.”
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4. Nature-inspired design and decor
“Nature-inspired design and decor is not just a trend for 2025, it’s a trend for all time,” observes Richards. “There is nothing more classic or consistent in the history of interior design than the incorporation of nature.”
At ọlọrọ interiors, Richards says her team loves incorporating organic shapes in unexpected places. “Whether it’s a C-shaped side table, wavy lampshade, or a chandelier of irregular globes, we want you to feel like your home has a bit of the outside, inside,” she says.
Additionally, as our recent survey results find, 16% of respondents said they’ve incorporated sustainable materials into their bedrooms, while 23% of respondents said they’ve incorporated minimalism into their bedrooms.
“Nature-inspired design and decor is not just a trend for 2025, it’s a trend for all time,” observes Richards. “There is nothing more classic or consistent in the history of interior design than the incorporation of nature.”
-Chanae Richards, CEO and principal designer at ọlọrọ interiors
Here are four nature-inspired and sustainable design trends to look out for in 2025 and beyond:
Japandi design
A subcategory within nature-inspired design is something called Japandi design. Peltier describes this trend as “a very serene, minimalist style that mixes Scandinavian and Japanese approaches to decor: no clutter, not a lot of color, with an emphasis on calming colors and quiet texture. It’s the essence of calm.” In other words, it’s ideal when creating a peaceful bedroom.
Searches for “Japandi” are on the rise at 23% growth in the last year. Saatva products like our simple and natural Airy and elegant linen sheets with a relaxed look
Biophilic design
Biophilic design, which emphasizes a love for nature, natural elements, natural light, fresh air, and houseplants, has seen an 8% growth in searches in the past year.
A biophilic approach is all about using design to support and even improve our health, “especially in the bedroom where sleep and health are so intricately connected,” says Peltier.
Natural materials, as seen in our Airy and elegant duvet cover and shams with a relaxed look
Grounding bedding
Grounding bedding, or earthing bedding, is designed to connect you to the earth’s natural electric field while you sleep with conductive materials woven into the fabric, explains Harris. She says it’s becoming popular as more people seek natural ways to enhance their health and improve sleep without relying on medication.
“While some studies suggest it might help with sleep and stress, the scientific evidence is not very strong,” she says. “It’s an intriguing concept, but it’s important to remain skeptical and prioritize established sleep practices.”
While the evidence is lacking on the effectiveness of these products, they’ve certainly been of great interest to many people: The term “grounding sheets” saw 429% growth in search in the past year.
Sustainable living
Sustainable living, and environmental awareness overall, continues to trend. Now, it’s made its way to the bedroom too. In the last year, the search term “sustainable living” has increased 15%.
“Bringing sustainable design into the bedroom is not only good for the planet but also beneficial for your health,” says Harris. “This trend involves using eco-friendly materials like organic sheets, sustainably sourced furniture, and energy-efficient lighting.”
Harris adds that using sustainable products in the bedroom can reduce your exposure to harmful chemicals and create a calming space that promotes relaxation.
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5. Sleep-enhancing tools and accessories
According to our recent survey results, 63% of respondents said they rate sleep as being very important to them.
Twenty-four percent of respondents said they’ve tried adjusting the light in their bedroom to improve sleep, while 24% also said they’ve added calming sounds in their bedroom to improve sleep. With this in mind, it’s only natural that sleep-enhancing tools and accessories are starting to trend.
Here are four sleep-enhancing tools and accessories that are set to have a moment in 2025:
Weighted eye masks
Weighted eye masks are becoming quite popular because they provide gentle pressure on your face, which can help you feel more relaxed and fall asleep faster, explains Harris.
“They also block out light, making them perfect for creating a cozy sleep environment,” she says. “People are drawn to them as they look for sensory products that can help ease stress and promote better sleep, especially with so much on everyone’s minds these days.”
That’s why the term “weighted eye mask” has gone up 41% in searches in the past year. At Saatva, we even have a Like a calming, sleep-enhancing weighted blanket for tired eyes
Red light therapy devices
“Red light therapy devices are getting a lot of buzz lately,” says Harris. “They use low-wavelength red light to help improve sleep by supporting your body’s natural circadian rhythm.”
This kind of light can boost melatonin production, which is key for better sleep, she explains. “As people increasingly turn to tech for health solutions, it makes sense that red light therapy is trending,” says Harris.
People have searched for “red light therapy device” 123% more this past year. One of our blog writers recently put a red light therapy device to the test, and she found that it improved her sleep.
White noise machine
Harris says she’s also seen white noise machines growing in popularity, and they’re something she continually recommends.
“A white noise machine works wonders for blocking out distracting noises, which can help you sleep more soundly,” she says.
Cooling mattress topper
Falling under both sleep-enhancing accessories and bedding with benefits categories, Harris says a cooling mattress topper is “great for keeping your body temperature comfortable throughout the night.”
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The bottom line on sleep-enhancing tools and accessories: “It’s easy to get caught up in passing trends, but products like these are practical solutions that can make a difference in how well you rest,” says Harris.
FAQs
How is AI affecting the interior design industry?
As a search term, “AI interior design” has increased by 34% in the last year—and it’s something that’s top of mind for many designers.
While it seems easy to generate good design using AI, Richards says that isn’t the case. “What it spits out is, on the surface, shockingly refined,” she says. “The problem is that the human touch is irreplaceable in creating truly outstanding design.”
Design rules are meant to be broken sometimes, says Richards, and it takes a real person to know when to add an unexpected or personal element that goes against the grain. “At the end of the day, AI cannot truly connect with someone, and therefore cannot create a home design that feels unique to them,” says Richards.
On the other hand, Peltier believes AI can serve as an additional aid to homeowners. “I think homeowners are going to have more and more information instantly available that will actually help them be more specific in what they want,” she says. “And that will make the entire process far, far more enjoyable for all.”
“At the end of the day, AI cannot truly connect with someone, and therefore cannot create a home design that feels unique to them.”
-Chanae Richards, CEO and principal designer at ọlọrọ interiors
What interior design trends are on tap for 2026?
Richards sees geometric patterns going even more mainstream in 2026, specifically, ones that echo “the unique and bold design of Yoruba textiles,” or textiles that hail from West Africa and prominently feature lively colors and intricate patterns.
Peltier thinks “charming, old-school patterns like gingham” will prevail in 2026. Howard predicts that nature-inspired colors, such as shades of terracotta, olive green, deep ocean blues, and rich goldenrod, which harmonize with each other, will be popular.
What interior design trends do you wish would go away?
“There are a lot of aspects of minimalism that I love, but it is possible to take it too far,” says Richards. “I like the trend I’m seeing of keeping things simple but maximizing personality through color, pattern, and personal touch.”
Next, Peltier says she’s over the modern farmhouse aesthetic. “I’m not the first to say it, but I will keep saying it,” she says. “I get it—people want the cozy gathering place that evokes a simpler life. But there are more ways to achieve that than modern farmhouse design.”
Lastly, Howard says “the extreme emphasis of price over quality” should be less, where we think it’s OK to buy something for our home that will fall apart in two years if it’s the least expensive option.
“We used to make heirlooms, and now we make future candidates for bulk waste day,” she says. With that said, it’s always a good idea to keep your individual budget in mind when purchasing decor for your home.
2025 Interior Design Trends How to Try the Trend Textured Fabrics -Boucle bed frame
-Boucle dog bed
-Velvet bed frame
-Velvet throw pillows
-Jacquard fabricsBedding With Benefits -Cooling sheets
-Cooling blankets
-Coverless duvets
-Silk pillowcasesErgonomic Bedroom Setup -Ergonomic pillows
-Padded headboards
-Memory foam pillows and mattressesNature-Inspired Design and Decor -Minimalism (no clutter and neutral colors)
-Natural bedding materials, like linen
-Houseplants
-Products that help connect you with the earth
-Eco-friendly mattresses, like latexSleep-Enhancing Tools and Accessories -Weighted eye masks
-Red light therapy devices
-White noise machines
-Cooling mattress toppers
Try the top bedroom design trends with Saatva
Now that you’ve read our comprehensive guide to 2025 trends, you should know that Saatva offers a wide range of stylish and high-quality products, from mattresses to bedding to bedroom furniture, to help you get in on all of the latest bedroom design trends.
Whether you’re an interior designer working with clients or a homeowner looking to give your bedroom a makeover, we have everything you need to create the perfect bedroom in 2025.