2025 Interior Design Trends with Carmen Henriquez-Cruz of BoConcept

Carmen Henriquez-Cruz , an interior designer with BoConcept in Paramus, highlighted several key trends for 2025 in a recent article from Northjersey.com .

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2025 Interior Design Trends with Carmen Henriquez-Cruz of BoConcept

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Carmen Henriquez-Cruz, an interior designer with BoConcept, highlighted key trends for 2025, including rich earthy color palettes and natural materials. These trends will add warmth and depth to interiors, balancing modern and rustic styles.

Carmen Henriquez-Cruz, an interior designer with BoConcept in Paramus, highlighted several key trends for 2025 in a recent article from Northjersey.com.

The BoConcept designer says that rich, earthy color palettes with burnt reds, yellows and greens will take center stage this year, adding warmth and depth to interiors. These tones, while rooted in neutral bases, will offer a sophisticated yet vibrant update to modern spaces.

Color drenching, the practice of painting walls, ceilings and trim in the same hue, is set to continue as a prominent trend. This approach can be elevated by incorporating varying finishes, like matte and gloss, for added dimension.

Natural materials such as travertine, oak and alabaster will also play a significant role in this year's designs. Henriquez-Cruz notes these materials bring texture and character, balancing sleek, modern interiors with rustic and vintage charm. Look for these elements in coffee tables, side tables and other decorative details.

Additionally, gold accents will remain popular, with bronzed and champagne tones adding elegance to interiors. Henriquez-Cruz emphasizes that these finishes, paired with large plants or dried branches in modern vases, can create a seamless blend of traditional and contemporary styles.

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This story was originally published in 1851 Franchise on January 10, 2025. Burnaze summarizes and links to the original reporting.

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