As we look ahead to 2025, home design is taking a decisive turn toward warmth, personality, and lived-in luxury. From nature-inspired tones to curves, the coming year promises to transform how we think about our living spaces. Here's a look at the trends set to define home design in 2025.
Spanish surface manufacturer Cosentino will build Europe's first industrial-scale recycling plant for construction materials, processing 100,000 tons of industrial waste annually.
FreePower and Cosentino Group announce a partnership to integrate wireless charging technology into Silestone and Dekton surfaces, revolutionizing how people charge devices in homes, offices, and commercial spaces.
Zillow's AI-powered natural language search data shows Americans prioritized ranch-style homes, lakefront properties, and unique features in 2024. While pools and garages remained consistently popular nationwide, some buyers searched for distinctive amenities like roller coasters and haunted houses.
Global flooring manufacturer Tarkett recently hosted 16 architecture and design partners and 14 owner, operator and developer partners in its “Senior Living Insights and Innovation Workshop,” a peer-to-peer thought leadership event. Hosted within Zion National Park in Springdale, Utah.
San Antonio-based O'Krent Floors hosted a Wine & Design event featuring Emser Tile executives while expanding its design trade connections by strategically hiring a former Interceramic showroom manager as trade liaison.
Celebrity designer Jennifer Farrell announced a partnership with StyleRow's Erinn Valencich to create a virtual platform for I.C.E. House, an innovative design showhome in France. The two-year multimedia experience, culminating in 2026, will showcase luxury home furnishings and adaptable living spaces through an interactive, shoppable virtual tour.
What's ahead for commercial tile in 2025? Hilary Frank, Dal-Tile's new VP of commercial sales, shares market trends, sustainability wins, and why color coordination is the next big thing in commercial spaces.
Havwoods introduces Crocodilo, an oak-veneered panel featuring a unique crocodile-skin embossed texture, launching in North America in early 2025. The dual-sided finish makes it ideal for wall applications in high-end hospitality and commercial spaces.
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