WARM, EARTHY TONES AND NATURE-INSPIRED HUES ARE SET TO TRANSFORM INTERIORS IN 2025, WITH DULUX UNVEILING THREE MOOD-BOOSTING COLOUR PALETTES TO REFRESH ANY SPACE.
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Distilled into three beautiful palettes Still, Recollect and Emerge demonstrate how colours with warm, brown undertones play an important role in evoking a sense of nurture and positivity.
In 2025, Dulux predicts that rich burgundies and wine hues will become more prominent throughout residential interior design, alongside increased use of green including olive, sage and vibrant yellow-green.
Suited to any architectural style of home, these colours allow you to refresh your interiors with confidence and create an on-trend positive change in your space.
“During times of instability, such as the current cost of living crisis and ongoing overseas conflicts, reduced consumer sentiment tends to see colour trends shift less dramatically,” Dulux colour and communications manager Andrea Lucena-Orr said.
“However, colour can be a powerful antidote to lift spirits and provide a sense of comfort and warmth, which is evident with this year’s colour palettes.”
Lucena-Orr said Australians could feel overwhelmed due to our continual connection to the digital world and the rise of AI, further compounding this feeling.
“There is a sense to slow down and appreciate life’s everyday moments, to look for joy in our surroundings and find comfort in reminiscing about times when we felt safe and secure,” she said.
“These shifts have informed the three Colour Forecast palette trends for 2025 in a relevant way for Australian interiors.
“During uncertain times we often see a move towards muted colours and calming, softer hues that help make us feel grounded and provide a sense of relief from everyday stresses.”
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