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25 Decorating Trends for Spring 2025

29th Sep 2025

Spring in Australia is always a season of renewal, and this year’s interior design trends reflect the same sense of optimism and freshness. Whether you’re planning a complete refresh or simply looking to add a few accents, here are our top 25 interior trends for this Spring.

Spring Colours

  1. Embrace earthy, nature-inspired palettes — clay, terracotta, sage green, ochre, muted rust.

  2. Use warm neutrals rather than stark white or cool grey as a base.

  3. Try colour drenching (walls, trim, ceiling) in same hue or complementary tones.

  4. Introduce buttery yellows or soft yellow accents for brightness.

  5. Incorporate pistachio green or soft sage hues as calm accent shades.

  6. Use accent décor in persimmon / reddish-orange tones for vibrancy.

Spring Textures & Materials

  1. Layer natural textures — linen, jute, raffia, hemp, woven grasses.

  2. Use wood in warm tones, ideally reclaimed or with visible grain.

  3. Emphasise tactile, “honest” surfaces — raw edges, hand-texturing, imperfect ceramics.

  4. Add textured wall finishes — limewash, Venetian plaster, stucco, relief wallpaper.

  5. Blend mixed metal finishes — aged brass, brushed nickel, matte black.

  6. Use sustainable, reclaimed or recycled materials for eco-conscious style.

Spring Greenery

  1. Introduce in more greenery, indoor plants, and biophilic elements.

  2. Use larger windows, glass doors, or sliding panels (where possible) to blur indoor-outdoor boundaries.

  3. Extend interior palettes to outdoor spaces for seamless flow.

  4. Revisit coastal or botanical motifs for a light, elegant nod to nature.

Spring Furniture & Forms

  1. Opt for multi-functional, adaptable furniture — modular sofas, storage benches.

  2. Embrace curved or organic forms in furniture and lighting for a relaxed look.

  3. Feature artisanal or handmade pieces — pottery, woven baskets, ceramics.

Spring Styling & Accents

  1. Use statement rugs or natural fibre floor textiles with patterns.

  2. Incorporate bold or patterned tiles in kitchens and bathrooms.

  3. Layer light fabrics — linen, cotton, throws, cushions — instead of heavy winter textiles.

  4. Bring in floral, leaf, or botanical motifs via fabrics, wall art, or décor.

  5. Lean into “dopamine decor” — pops of colour, playful art etc. that inspire joy in the home.

  6. Use tablescaping — e.g. flowers & centrepieces — for celebratory style which embraces the season of entertaining.