Daval Furniture, a leading British designer and manufacturer of bespoke fitted furniture, has revealed its predictions for the key trends that will shape UK living spaces in 2025. According to Simon Bodsworth, Managing Director of Daval, 'Our research, which encompasses a variety of household types from young families to multi-generational homes, highlights that space optimisation will be central to design discussions in 2025. Home-owners are increasingly prioritising storage solutions that support daily life across the whole home. This has spurred a stronger interest in fitted furniture for its adaptability, wide range of styles, and efficient use of space. In 2025, made-to-measure, tailored furniture is expected to lead the market, creating interiors that are stylish, functional, and ergonomically sound.'
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The most sought-after interiors for 2025 will be characterised by several trends
Kitchens are set to evolve as seamless extensions of home life, designed for practicality and flow. Modern fitted kitchens will go beyond the cooking space to incorporate features such as walk-in pantries, hidden utility rooms, and dedicated laundry areas, enhancing organisation and accessibility. 'Full-height doors, integrated skirting plinths, and island pilasters will help anchor kitchen islands, while built-in appliances at eye level will simplify cooking and chores,' Daval notes. The aesthetic will blend classic and contemporary styles, with Shaker designs offering a modern twist on tradition, and handleless doors appealing to minimalist tastes. Colours will remain rich, with deep blues, soothing greens, and grey tones, while darker shades will add depth and contrast.
Social Living
The concept of kitchen living will expand to include multifunctional spaces that promote social interaction. Open-plan designs will integrate coffee stations, breakfast cupboards, wine storage, media walls, and even home bars and recreational areas. This approach is all about enhancing lifestyle, making home entertaining and daily activities more enjoyable and efficient.
Wellness Bedrooms
The master bedroom is set for a transformation as it becomes a sanctuary for wellness. Hybrid dressing rooms, walk-in wardrobes, and en-suite bathrooms will blend seamlessly with sleeping areas, creating a holistic space. 'Floating dressing tables, floor-to-ceiling wardrobes, and mood lighting will form part of the premium storage solutions, with custom furniture prioritised for its versatility. Look for designs that include clothing rails, drawers, and shelving for shoes to achieve a boutique-style dressing experience at home.'
Raw Materials
The trend towards sustainable living will continue, with consumers opting for customisable furniture crafted from ethically sourced materials. Statista research suggests that furniture will be chosen for its durability and sustainability. Solid wood pieces, hand-painted finishes, and UV lacquered elements will be popular choices.
Daval's made-to-order furniture, built using precision engineering in Britain, starts at £12,500+VAT, showcasing their commitment to quality and sustainability.
Source: www.furnitureproduction.net