Nature Takes Center Stage in 2025 Decor

Did you know? Nature is an endless source of inspiration for decorators and interior designers.
Even architects draw inspiration from it in their creations. This is called biomimicry.

Esplanade Theater (Singapore) This building designed by DP Architects and Michael Wilford draws inspiration from the durian fruit. Just as this fruit has a sturdy, spiky shell protecting its seeds inside, the Esplanade Theater features a shell covered with protruding structures that shield the building from the sun. These protrusions are oriented to adjust throughout the day, allowing sufficient sunlight while preventing the building from overheating.

Here are 7 trending ideas to use freely

1. Bring the outdoors inside

Bring the outdoors inside with a magnificent living wall. If you don’t have the space, just choose a frame. Plus, some plants help purify the air!

2. Bio-based materials

Choose new bio-based materials like mycelium fabrics (mushrooms), compressed seaweed panels, or woven bamboo fiber coverings. They combine durability with unique tactile sensations.

Myceen creates “soft and velvety” lampshades made from mushroom mycelium.

Luxury Wooven Bamboo Shades Collection.

3. Organic Shapes

Go for furniture, accessories, and patterns with organic shapes directly inspired by nature. These elegant and soft forms create a soothing environment.

The Bloom Chair by designer Kenneth Cobonpue is a stunning example of nature-inspired furniture design. The chair’s distinctive form mimics a flower in bloom, with hundreds of delicate microfiber strands radiating outward from the center of the seat to create its petal-like shape.

Source : flemarie.fr

David Trubridge unveils new lights inspired by deep sea creatures.

Source : inhabitat.com

4. Colors found in nature

Draw inspiration from colors found in nature. You can be sure the harmony will work because nature knows best. In 2025, earth-derived tones are all the rage.

5. Natural materials

Protect yourself from noise with natural materials like carved cork or stabilized moss to create decorative acoustic panels that absorb noise while adding an organic touch.

6. Living furniture

Add living furniture: These pieces incorporate spaces for plants. For example, a bench, a shelf, or even a coffee table.

7. Connect indoor and outdoor

Create a connection between indoor and outdoor spaces. This can be through color or materials. For example, you can use an almost identical flooring for the terrace and the room that opens onto it.

And you, which tip would you use the most in your home or for a client? We’d love to hear your thoughts!