13th February 2025 | IN PRODUCT NEWS | BY SBIDCarpets and rugs are stepping up in 2025, redefining interiors with designs that marry style and practicality. This year’s trends highlight sustainable materials, flexible layouts, and bold aesthetics, helping to craft spaces that are both visually striking and deeply personal.
Here’s our take on the top carpet trends to watch in 2025:
Adaptable Spaces for Modern Lifestyles
Flexible living continues to gain momentum as homeowners seek adaptable spaces to meet their evolving needs.
Whether it’s a home office tucked into a bedroom or a living room doubling as a play zone, carpets and rugs can define these multifunctional areas with ease.
Rugs are perfect for carving out distinct spaces within a room—like a cosy reading nook or a dedicated workspace—creating both structure and purpose. Prioritising adaptive design means investing in pieces that grow with your lifestyle. As the saying goes, “Make the space work for you, not the other way around.”
Warm Tones Take Centre Stage
While neutrals remain a staple, 2025 brings a shift toward warmer, earthier hues that exude cosiness and charm. From biscuity browns to rich, earthy tones, these shades replace cooler palettes, adding a welcoming touch to both modern and traditional spaces.
Sustainability at the Forefront
Homeowners are increasingly mindful of the materials they choose and their impact on the planet. Wool remains a standout choice for its durability, warmth, and timeless appeal.
Sustainability however extends beyond materials to include eco-conscious manufacturing practices. Handwoven rugs and artisanal carpets not only add character to interiors but also support ethical craftsmanship. These choices let you embrace eco-friendly living without compromising style.
Carpet Runners for Style and Function
Carpet runners will remain as a stylish yet practical addition, offering comfort and noise reduction. Long seen in traditional settings, they’re equally at home in modern contemporary interiors. A runner can transform a staircase from ordinary to extraordinary. Paired with contrasting edging adds detail and personality.
Geometric Patterns Make a Comeback
Geometric designs, including herringbone and chevron patterns, are back in vogue. These striking styles offer a contemporary edge without overwhelming a room. When paired with warm tones and premium materials, geometric patterns elevate interiors with a clean, modern flair.
Layering & Mixing Textures
The trend of layering rugs continues, creating depth and adding interest to floors. Combining rugs of different materials, patterns, and sizes can result in a sophisticated yet cosy feel.
This approach is also a chance to play with colour and texture. Pair a simple patterned rug with textured layers for a balanced look that adds personality without overpowering the space.
Blurring Boundaries
Blurring the boundaries between indoor and outdoor living is a growing trend. Extending your flooring theme outdoors or coordinating colours and textures creates a seamless flow. This not only enhances the overall aesthetic but also brings the outdoors in, making your home feel larger and more connected to nature.
Whether you’re planning to transform an entire room or make small, impactful changes, carpets and rugs are a versatile and powerful tool for staying on trend. From embracing sustainable choices to experimenting with colours and pattens or creating adaptable spaces, 2025 offers endless possibilities to refresh your home with style and purpose.
About Riviera Home UK Ltd
Creating products with a distinctive point of difference, quality is at the heart of what we do. Riviera Home UK are the UK subsidiary of Riviera Home Furnishings, a world-leader in the manufacture of luxury, quality textiles. We specialise in broadloom carpets and rugs for the UK market. Our unique designs and luxurious handmade carpets are created using the traditional craftmanship and skills of our weavers, passed down through the generations. Our carpets are woven in both the finest wool and wool blends, including high lustre New Zealand wools, and combinations of wool with fine fibres such as Tencel.
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