Introduction: Fall’s Cozy Comeback

As the leaves start turning and the air gets crisper, our homes naturally follow suit. Fall 2025 is ushering in a season of warmth, richness, and texture. What’s “in” this year is all about creating spaces that feel personal, layered, and welcoming—while saying goodbye to the cold, impersonal minimalism of the past decade. Forget sterile all-white interiors or flat gray everything. Instead, autumn interior design is taking cues from nature’s richest palette, tactile textures, and enduring materials that invite you to slow down and savor the season.

At Homary, we’re seeing this transformation firsthand through customer favorites and our new Fall Collection. Let’s break down what’s trending—and what’s fading—for color and material choices this year.

2025 Fall Home Trends: What"s In and Out (Part 1 — Colors & Materials)

Warm & Rich Fall Color Palettes

For years, designers clung to cool gray and icy neutrals. But in 2025, fall is reclaiming depth and personality with saturated hues straight from nature’s autumn landscape. Think twilight skies, dense forests, and sunbaked clay.

What’s In: Moody, Warm Tones

Burgundy & Deep Wine – Perfect for anchoring a living room. A Burgundy Velvet Sofa feels like a glass of merlot by the fire—elevated, dramatic, yet cozy.
Olive & Forest Greens – Dining spaces love these earthy greens. Picture upholstered olive chairs circling a walnut table, framed by clay-colored walls.
Terracotta & Rust – Bedrooms are embracing clay, aubergine, and caramel bedding to create cocoon-like sanctuaries.
Creamy Off-Whites & Warm Neutrals – These soften the bold shades, keeping interiors balanced and breathable.

Designers recommend blending bold hues with sandy beige, ivory, or mushroom tones for harmony. The result? A cozy but elevated palette that welcomes you home after a brisk fall day.

What’s Out: Stark Monochrome & Cool Grays

Gone are the days of all-white bedrooms or gray-on-gray living rooms. These sterile palettes feel cold and impersonal compared to today’s richer, more soulful alternatives. Even neutrals are warming up—ivory, stone, and sand now take center stage.

Quick Update Tip: Replace a single neutral piece with a bold statement—like swapping a gray armchair for a moss-green velvet one. Instantly, the room feels refreshed and in step with 2025’s fall home trends.

Luxe Layers: Materials & Textures

Fall is the season of touch. Interiors in 2025 lean into tactile, high-quality materials that not only look good but also feel good. It’s about engaging the senses and layering textures that make a house feel lived-in, not showroom-perfect.

Velvet: Autumn’s Staple

Velvet continues to reign as the fabric of fall. Its depth of color and soft sheen instantly bring luxury to living rooms and bedrooms. A Burgundy Velvet Sofa or jewel-toned accent chair creates a rich focal point, while velvet benches at the foot of the bed invite cozy nights in.

Walnut Wood: The Comeback Kid

After years of pale Scandi oak, walnut wood is stepping back into the spotlight. Its deep chocolate tone complements fall’s saturated palettes beautifully. Think walnut dining tables, bed frames, or credenzas that offer both elegance and staying power.

Stone & Marble: Functional Art

Statement stone is huge for Fall 2025. From chunky marble coffee tables to sculptural travertine side tables, natural stone is making furniture feel like art. Homary’s Round Edge Coffee Table with a stone top is the perfect example: functional yet bold enough to anchor a space.

Bouclé & Nubby Textiles: Still Cozy, Now Warmer

Bouclé isn’t going anywhere, but it’s evolving. Instead of stark white, expect cream, sand, or even olive versions paired with wood or metal bases. Layer these with chunky knits, wool rugs, and faux fur throws for that quintessential autumn coziness.

What’s Out: Glossy, Flimsy Finishes

Ultra-gloss laminates, shiny plastics, and fast-furniture vibes are on the decline. Homeowners are craving authenticity—pieces that feel substantial and will age gracefully. Quality woods, stone, and textured fabrics bring the depth and longevity people want.

Final Thoughts: A Season of Depth & Comfort

This fall, color and material choices are steering homes toward a look that’s warm, layered, and enduring. Rich burgundies, olive greens, walnut woods, and marble tables are not just seasonal statements—they’re investments in timeless comfort.

Homary’s Fall Collection embraces these shifts with products like the Burgundy Velvet Sofa and Round Edge Coffee Table, designed to help you refresh your home while staying ahead of the trends.

Explore more inspiration on our Seasonal Decor blog or shop our Fall Collection for pieces that bring these trends to life.

Cozy evenings, moody palettes, and tactile textures—this. This is the fall of 2025.