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Trend Insights: Summer

summer 2025 interior design trends

Summer 2025 is here, and as the temperatures rise, we’re turning up the style. This summer is all about relaxed refinement, tactile moments, and just enough color to keep things interesting. Here are the interior design trends we’re loving this season, plus some products to help you get the look yourself!

The Return of the Cabana Stripe

A bright room with blue and white striped walls showcases summer interior design trends, featuring two windows, patterned chairs, glass tables, a geometric rug, and modern light fixtures.
Megan Molten

Stripes are officially stealing the scene—bold, unapologetic, and straight out of a summer mood board. These aren’t subtle pinstripes; we’re talking thick cabana-style lines in highly saturated tones. Perfect for accent chairs, wallpaper, or tile layouts, they instantly add structure and playfulness, all in one confident stroke. Bring a summer beach day right into your home with a stunning stripe.

Citrusy Tones + Creamy Neutrals

Bright bedroom with yellow and cream decor, floral wallpaper, double bed with pillows and throws—this space embraces summer interior design trends with its cheerful hues, wooden bench, and large window framed by sunny yellow curtains.
Modern Decor

A palette refresh is in order, and this one’s as refreshing as a summer lemonade. Citrusy tones—lemon yellow, tangerine, and grapefruit—are showing up in everything from textiles to accessories, balanced beautifully by creamy whites and soft oatmeals. It’s the perfect blend of bright and breezy, and just one sorbet-hued ceramic or citrus-toned pillow can brighten a whole room without overpowering it. These cheerful hues are instant mood-boosters.

Sun-Soaked Minimalism

Vineyard Views

Clean lines meet light textures in a style we’re dubbing “sun-soaked minimalism.” Picture sandblasted oak, milky travertine, curved silhouettes, and breezy linen—all filtered through a coastal lens. It’s the combination of Mediterranean ease and modern restraint, and whether it’s a woven pendant or a pale plaster wall, it all whispers “vacation home,” even if you’re nowhere near the coast. Have you seen our Vineyard Views project? Talk about an easy, breezy, beautiful home.

Botanical Drama

A bright living room with floral wallpaper, two windows, beige sofas with cushions, green plants, a round wall clock, a lamp, and a round wooden coffee table with a flower vase reflects summer interior design trends.
Rocabu Design

Floral design is entering its maximalist era—with floral prints, tropical botanicals, and oversized foliage making a scene. Think less dainty, more wow. Whether it’s a bold floral mural in a powder room or sculptural greenery styled in a chunky vase, this is the kind of drama we’re absolutely here for. Don’t be afraid to bring the botanical drama in big and small ways this summer.

DOPAMINE DECOR

Modern living room with neutral tones, abstract wall art, sculptural decor pieces, grey sofa, armchairs, gold and black accents, and large windows letting in natural light—an ideal space inspired by summer interior design trends.
Architectural Digest

Call it decor that sparks joy. This season’s mood-boosting interiors are turning playful without turning chaotic—mixing color-drenched accents, whimsical silhouettes, and unexpected materials in elevated ways. We love the idea of using one “wow” piece—like a funky patterned surfboard, a punchy piece of furniture or a sculpture that makes you smile. The trick is balancing the fun with finesse, so it feels sophisticated—not silly. We’ve even got one of these examples in our own KTI Design Studio, if you can spot it!

This year’s summer interior design trends are channeling natural beauty with a refined edge. Go daring with your patterns, soft with your materials, and bright with your palette. The goal? Spaces that feel effortlessly styled and quietly luxurious—like a summer Friday, but in design form.