2027 Interior Design Trends We're Excited About

Oct 9

3 min read

2027 Interior Design Trends: Warmer, More Personal, Built to Last

The 2027 Interior Design Trend forecasts are in, and they agree on one thing. People want homes that feel good to live in, not just look good in photos.

Cool grays and stark white are fading. Warm color, natural materials, and rooms with real personality are taking their place.

Here are the trends we're most excited to bring into Lexington homes this year.

1. Warm, Earthy Color

White walls are giving way to colors pulled from nature. Think olive, terracotta, clay, and rich chocolate brown.

The paint brands agree. Green leads the 2027 Colors of the Year:

Sherwin-Williams: Celery, a fresh, bright green
Dulux: Soulful Sage, a soft gray green
Valspar: Cottage Door, a calm powder blue
Dutch Boy: Deep Rooted, an earthy orange
Glidden: Artifact, a deep blue with a hint of green

Not ready to paint a whole room? Try it on a ceiling, a vanity, or a set of built ins.

2. Wood Is Back in a Big Way

Gray and white cabinets had a long run. In 2027, natural and darker wood tones take over.

Expect warm wood cabinetry, paneled walls, and wood ceilings. Pair them with stone and linen for a room that feels grounded.

3. Kitchens That Feel Like Living Rooms

The kitchen is becoming a softer, more relaxed space. Less showroom, more gathering spot.

Look for upholstered seating, lamps on the counter, open shelving with art, and furniture style islands. The pantry is getting attention too. It's turning into a design feature with color, lighting, and great storage.

4. Rooms With a Purpose

Open floor plans aren't going away. But homeowners want more definition.

Designers are creating zones for work, quiet, and gathering. Pocket doors, half walls, and smart furniture placement give a space structure without closing it off.

5. Spaces for Slowing Down

As we spend more time on screens, homes are making room for the opposite.

Reading nooks, game rooms, music corners, and hobby spaces are trending. These "analog" rooms are designed for rest and real connection.

6. Wellness at Home

Natural light, quieter rooms, and spa style bathrooms keep rising.

This looks like larger windows, sound softening textiles, walk in showers, and calm color. Your home should help you recharge.

7. Collected, Not Curated

Matching furniture sets feel dated. 2027 is about rooms that look like they grew over time.

Mix a vintage piece with something new. Show off art, books, and things you love. Imperfect is the point.

8. Texture You Can Feel

Design is engaging more than just your eyes. Expect plaster walls, raw stone, handmade tile, and earthy ceramics.

Metals are softening too. Polished chrome steps back for brushed and warmer finishes.

How to Try a Trend Without Regretting It

Trends are fun. Regret is not. A few rules we follow:

Put bold color and pattern in things that are easy to change, like paint, pillows, and art
Invest in timeless pieces for the big stuff, like cabinetry, flooring, and stone
Choose what fits how you actually live, not what looks good online

The best part about 2027 trends? They're less about rules and more about making your home feel like you.

Ready to Bring 2027 Home?

Whether it's a fresh paint palette or a full kitchen redesign, Redwood Design Co. helps Lexington homeowners create spaces that feel warm, personal, and built to last.

The new year is a great time to start planning. Contact our team to talk about your next project.