Our Favourite Home Design Trends Of 2025
23rd January 2026- Area: Cheltenham
- Area: Worcester
- Blog
- Home Tips
- Office: Longlevens
- Office: Quedgeley
We’re now over two weeks into 2026, and if you’re thinking about making your home on trend, or more appealing to buyers, we’ve rounded up four of our favourite design trends from 2025 that are absolutely worth carrying into the New Year.
Plants, Plants & More Plants
There is such a thing as too many plants — especially when you’re preparing to sell — but this property strikes the balance perfectly.
With a considered mix of décor and space, this £450,000 home shows a vendor who truly understands the biophilic design trend we highlighted twice last year.
Located in Hardwicke, this four-bedroom detached house really must be viewed to fully appreciate everything it has to offer.
Greens, Blues & Beige
Green, blue & beige work beautifully in almost any space — it’s no surprise that Pantone’s Colour of the Year is Cloud Dancer.
Recently added to the market at £475,000, this four-bedroom, three-bathroom home in Home Meadow, Worcester is well worth a viewing if you’re thinking of making a move.
This home uses mint green as an accent to lift the room, but each space offers inspiration for incorporating shades like maroon, lilac, or beige.
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Outdoor Living
This £800,000, six-bedroom home in Minsterworth offers just a glimpse of what its outdoor space could become.
Whether you’re overlooking the Highnam Hills or your neighbour’s fence, your outdoor space is just as important as the interior of your home.
Simple additions like outdoor seating, a storage shed, or even a single hanging plant in a compact space can boost appeal for potential buyers while adding a touch of your own taste.
A Natural Cosy Aesthetic
This £475,000, four-bedroom home in Bishop’s Cleeve is a perfect example of this trend in action.
Fashionable year-round, a natural cosy atmosphere not only makes a house truly feel like home, but welcomes potential buyers too.
Thoughtful touches — such as styling cushions on one end of a sofa — help to give the space texture without overwhelming the room.
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