floral & decor trends 2025/2026

Muted Earth

“earthy tones are already beginning to pop across a wide range of categories in the retail world. “From wooden ornaments, wall art, and dried florals and garlands to soft blankets and soothing palettes of neutral browns, we’re seeing a strong trend of shoppers embracing these colors in all aspects of their homes” - Dayna Isom Johnson - Etsy

Maximal Nostalgic

Ethereal Blossom

Urban Foraged

Night Skies

“Celestial aspects with the blending of science. Night Skies transcends an enlightened cosmic beauty and other worldly elements that invites contemplation, stirs curiosity, and reminds that we are all starburst connected to the very fabric of creation.  These designs may incorporate contrast of shimmering metallic accents with this night sky palette, purples, deep blues and gold metal anchored with a touch of thicket and flat black or star light with lemon.  Matte black ceramics, tarnished or golden metal containers. Textiles of jewel shoes, rich velvets to flowing silks offered expansiveness of luminous luxury. Floral compostions with depth and layers of interesting shapes, silhouettes, intricate petals or unique forms such as Delphiniums, Orchids, Anemones and Hydrangeas” - American Floral Trends Magazine

Fresh Sunset

“Freshness, fluidity and a sense of renewal of timeless reflections cherished memories and eclectic sentimental journey. Inspires a sense of harmony, balancing vibrant colors with calming elements. Flowing or cascading lines that mimic the movement of waterfalls or ripples on a pond. Flowers spill over the edges of vases, creating a sense of fluidity that encourage a tranquil equilibrium. Immerse ourselves in the beauty of water inspired designs. Whether it is through harmonious colors, fluid arrangements or translucent vessels, the ever flowing creativity that blooms within the world of flowers.  Primary colorations of Raspberry, Perfect Pink, Coral evoke beachside sunsets. Cranberry Lemon and Robin’s egg accents update compositions and revitalize timeless aesthetics. These colors evoke the ever changing tides of adaption, renewal and serendipity.”-American Floral Trends Magazine

Trends for 2024

Shades of Blue

“Moving into 2025, however, the Y2K conversation has started to wane and designers are looking to the decade’s earlier years for inspiration. Art Deco is roaring back into style, alongside anything folky (not to mention all the Renaissance princes and Tudor kings Vogue spotted on the runway this fall). What does that mean for 2025 color trends? We’re poised for a resurgence of colors that are, as experts seem to keep putting it—muddied.

“Complex muddier pink, purple, green, and yellow tones that have earthy, grounded bases,” ELLE DECOR A-List designer Ghislaine Viñas says is what she anticipates.

“Shades that evoke the calm patina of natural materials,” A-Lister architect Hannes Peer adds.” - Rachel Silva for Elle Magazine

“Early 20th century artist embraced change that ignited the senses of color expressionism in paintings and interiors. Savor and collect from the past with nostalgic antiquities to create and individual maximalist approach to individuality and expression. In an art comparison, “Women with a Hat” by Henri Matisse, which influenced by various styles, bold colors as he developed his own unique style which later became known as Fauvism. Maxfield Parish created idealized neo classical imagery for commerical use and graviated towards vibrant blues, know as Parrish Blue. Flowers to express this, Hydrangea, Dahlias, Protea, Poppies, Tulips and Rannunclus. Color Palette of Tangerine, Olive, Bright Yellow, Hyacinth, Ice Blue and Pacific Blue. Textural fabrics of intricate brocade, floral with bird motifs along with classic damask inspired velvets.” - American Floral Trends Magazine

Bold Colors and Metallics: Use rich jewel tones and metallic finishes to add glamour.

• Luxurious Textures: Incorporate velvet, silk, and faux fur for a high-end feel.

• Statement Lighting: Choose eye-catching chandeliers and sconces for drama.

• Reflective Surfaces: Add mirrors and glass to enhance light and space.

• Personalized Luxury: Blend unique, personal touches with high-end decor.

  - Hogarly Interior Designs

“When Mother Nature whispers this trend takes the embodiment of flower’s ephemeral and impermanent properties to the next level with a nod to the ethereal mood. It derives inspiration from a gentle breeze, new beginnings and a sense of weightlessness. A hushed and restrained narrative of air-inspired compositions with soft hints of color, wispy foliage, ribbon accents, and arrangements that take an effortless sense of movement and grace. See these tones silhouettes against background of taupe home decor environments.

Delicate colors of Ivory, Honeycomb, Blush and Heather to create a very soft and subdued overall aesthetic. This trend plays to the delicacy of natures softest tints and tones of Herbal and Blue Sky. Blossom delections of soft sheer colors, in a wide range of varieties, Roses, Lisianthus, Dahlias, Tulips, Peonies and Ranunculus.” - American Floral Trends Magazine

“As urbanization accelerates, there is a growing trend to infuse living spaces with more stability and practicality. Urban Forged is an introspective trend where natural designs and design elements are elevated and refined with meticulous attention to textures, an earthy color palette, greater use of greenery and branches along with an appreciation for organic aesthetics. Vessel selections of farmhouse interpretations which may include a combination of primitive handcrafted, historical influenced periods- Country French and Italian Della Robbia. The simple “porch” (from the old french porche, is a room or gallery located in front of an entrance of a building”, which promote a outdoor connective view to the envirnment and overall well-being. This trend is deeply rooted in colorations of Design Master Black Cherry, Wild Rose, Peachy mixtures with accents or anchors of French Blue and Moss Green. “-American Floral Trends Magazine

“For esteemed retail florists, blue blooms, such as sweet-scented hyacinths, towering Delphinium and exuberant masses of Hydrangea, are recommended to freshen your floral compositions. To appeal to the sensibilities of retail customers, floral designers should deftly balance blue flowers with accents of sunshine yellow and fluttering touches of white, nestled in the verdant embrace of graceful greenery such as Italian Ruscus. In the Matutine trend, wedding and event floral designs will draw inspiration from the stylistic sensibilities of the gardens of the Palace of Versailles, with its devotion to manicured natural beauty.”

INSPIRATION: French Regency-period design

COLOR PALETTE: Blue dominant, with accents of yellow and white

FLORAL ELEMENTS: Luxurious blue blooms, including hyacinths, Hydrangea, Delphinium, Tweedia/Oxypetalum, sweet peas and Clematis; supporting flowers in white and yellow; meadowy/vining greenery

Trend BLUE - Matutine/Early Morning - Florists Review.com -Anthologized by Tonneli Grüetter

“Flowers now have the space to be seen individually, playing important roles in the overall visual landscape, akin to notes in a song. Key ingredients in these compositions go beyond flowers, bringing lots of cleanly hemmed draping, ribbons, candles, streamers and feathery plumes.”

red hybrid tea roses, bubblegum-hued carnations, lively Gerbera and silky satin ribbons, all in a radical declaration of affection.

fresh greens

neutral spectrum, reaching from beige into velvety deep greens

INSPIRATION: Ecomodernism

COLOR PALETTE: Analogous hues from greenish neutrals to limey yellow

FLORAL ELEMENTS: ‘Queen Lime’ Zinnia; green orchids, hellebores, Eustoma/Lisianthus and Anthurium; bells-of-Ireland; soft dried grasses, braided grasses and palm fronds; unripe fruits and visually complex flowering vegetables; mosses

Design by Brittany Murray, The Flowerslinger
photo by Doug Murray

INSPIRATION: Heirloom and estate jewelry

COLOR PALETTE: fleshy peach, garnet and other gemstone hues,

‘Moab’ roses, peach Dahlia, burgundy Anemone,

FLORAL ELEMENTS: Focal flowers are flesh/sand/pale peach hues, including roses such as ‘RP Moab’, Quicksand’, ‘Kahala’, ‘Sahara’ and ‘Sahara Sensation’, ‘Camel’, ‘Combo’, ‘Golden Mustard’, ‘Toffee’ and ‘Maple Syrup’, as well as hybrid carnations, Eustoma/Lisianthus, Anemone, Ranunculus, Dahlia, tulips and sweet peas in related hues. Secondary botanicals include like flowers in garnet and dark gemstone hues and foliages in dark shades of red and brown.

IDEAL USE: At the table, for homes and events

INSPIRATION: Queensland, Australia’s Gold Coast region

COLOR PALETTE: Polychromatic gem tones

FLORAL ELEMENTS: Orchids, garden and reflexed roses, Eremurus, Pacific Hybrid Delphinium, Amaranthus, pepperberry

all quotes -Florists Review.com -Anthologized by Tonneli Grüetter