1. Earthy & Moody Colour Palettes

Expect rich, nature-inspired tones to dominate:

• Terracotta, burnt sienna, and warm clay
• Deep olive green, aubergine, and navy
• Layered neutrals like greige and taupe for a calming base
  These colours work well in paint, soft furnishings, and accessories.

2. Textural Contrast

Texture will be big this season — think:

• Bouclé, linen, and wool throws
• Velvet sofas or cushions paired with raw materials like reclaimed wood or stone
• Layering rugs and textiles for depth and warmth

3. Statement Lighting

Oversized or sculptural lighting fixtures will continue to trend, especially in:

• Brushed brass or matte black finishes
• Warm, dimmable bulbs for autumnal ambience
• Floor lamps in bold, modern shapes or retro-inspired designs

4. Biophilic Touches

Connecting with nature is still key:

• Swap summer blooms for seasonal foliage (eucalyptus, dried grasses)
• Add indoor trees or sculptural plants like rubber plants or fiddle-leaf figs
• Incorporate natural materials like cane, rattan, or jute

5. Curved & Organic Shapes

Curves will remain strong in furniture and décor:

• Rounded sofas, arched mirrors, and organic-shaped coffee tables
• Decorative ceramics and vases with imperfect or hand-formed silhouettes

6. Warm Metal Accents

Move over silver — bronze, antique gold, and copper tones are warming up interiors:

• Use in hardware, light fittings, or photo frames
• Mixed metal finishes are also acceptable — just keep the balance right

7. Cosy, Personal Spaces

With more people craving comfort, there’s a shift towards:

• Reading nooks, window seats, and snug corners
• Scent layering with autumnal candles, essential oils, or diffusers
• Personal items and vintage pieces mixed with contemporary staples