Spaces inspired by the tropics have been given a refresh for 2025.
The style takes inspiration from the design of regal homes. Botanical prints, rich colourways and lush foliage make it a maximalist's dream. So, join the Tropical Renaissance and discover more below.
Trailing botanical designs of playful birds set the tone. These make for perfect curtain fabric too. Why not pair with a delicate butterfly embroidery on a Roman blind? Maintain the theme by using textures such as velvet for upholstery. Pair larger scale prints with small-scale finishes for cohesion. Use ogee-style patterns or geometrics to create contrast against florals. Add in plain fabrics in coordinating colourways to break up larger expanses of designs.
As a general rule of thumb, go for richer variations of any colourway. Some of our favourites include rich teal, cobalt, and emerald tones. Use hints of ruby red for added drama. Add in unexpected shades such as rust or ochre for a contemporary twist. Keep your palette to no more than three or four shades to prevent rooms from becoming too busy.
Think of materials you would find in such destinations, using these in your home. Rattan pendants, cane furniture, and jute rugs all work well in living rooms or bedrooms. Use fabrics that contain cotton or linen for a laid-back atmosphere. These are ideal for curtains, creating a breezy feel. Combine with velvet cushions or upholstery for a luxurious twist.
The approach is said to nurture your surroundings and improve your wellbeing. So, start by adding in tall floor plants such as palms, which not only look the part, but invite the benefits of nature inside. Choose smaller potted palms if space is an issue. Alternatively, succulents are space-saving yet effective. Use fabrics featuring foliage and florals seen in vibrant landscapes too.
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