Design Trends
2025
Physical and mental wellness spaces are essential environments designed to promote holistic health and well-being. These spaces often combine elements such as fitness areas, meditation zones, and therapy rooms, creating a harmonious atmosphere that caters to both the body and mind. To enhance the experience, many of these rooms or areas are increasingly constructed using eco-conscious building materials, which not only improve the aesthetic appeal but also promote sustainability.
Carpet is making a notable comeback in the latest flooring trends, captivating designers and homeowners alike with its unique blend of comfort and style. The contemporary carpet designs for 2025 emphasize bold patterns and rich colors, allowing for a more expressive approach to interior decor. Deep jewel tones and intricate geometric patterns are particularly popular, bringing a sense of luxury and sophistication to any space. Additionally, the rise of plush, high-pile carpets adds a warm, inviting touch underfoot, making them a favored choice for creating cozy atmospheres. Overall, this renewed interest in carpet reflects a broader shift towards personalized and artistic elements in home design, showcasing how flooring can enhance the overall aesthetic of a room.
Hartland | Aspen Glow
What is CRC?
(CRC) represents the cutting-edge next generation of technology for premium hybrid core flooring. With its revolutionary features and advanced engineering, CRC sets a new standard in the industry surpassing both WPC (Wood Plastic Composite) and SPC (Stone Plastic Composite) options.
SoundPro Absorption
Composite Rigid Core incorporates advanced SoundPro Absorption technology, providing superior sound insulation and reducing noise transmission between floors. Test results show STC of 53 and IIC of 58 with no drop ceiling. Enjoy a quieter environment and enhanced acoustics in your space, creating a more peaceful and comfortable atmosphere.
Core Flexibility
CRC excels in flexibility, offering unique benefits for areas with high traffic patterns in residential and commercial applications. Its unique Composite Rigid Core construction allows the flooring to flex and adapt to the contours of your subfloor, resulting in better castor chair results and enhanced comfort underfoot. Experience flooring that combines durability, comfort, and resilience, ensuring a seamless and functional experience.
UltraLight Technology
CRC utilizes an innovative UltraLight Technology, resulting in a lower fill content compared to traditional SPC flooring. This groundbreaking construction creates an exceptionally lightweight flooring solution, making installation and handling effortless while maintaining remarkably stable.
Stable Guard Engineering
Composite Rigid Core offers unparalleled stability, providing a flooring that will not expand through the seasons or with moisture. Stable Guard technology minimizes movement and expansion, ensuring durable floors for years to come.
ImpactGuard Strength
CRC is designed to withstand heavy impact and high traffic areas with its exceptional ImpactGuard strength. Enjoy peace of mind knowing that your floors are highly resistant to scratches, dents, and other forms of damage, maintaining their pristine appearance for years to come.
Momentum | Fawn
Lighthouse & LH Stairs
Sea
Less Drywall
What is meant by less drywall is less “blank spaces”. There was a period where everyone wanted all-white everything, and minimalism was king. But we’re going to see a trend moving back to hanging art and family photos and overall more personalized “things” on our walls. With that, we’re definitely going to see a lot more paint colors on walls (even if that color is a warm neutral, rather than just white) and bold wall coverings with detailed patterns.
Laser Hex
White
More Color
There was a video recently where the designer said over the coming decade, we’ll witness the death of the “Apple Store aesthetic”. That analogy really stuck with the designer base. No more cold spaces painted gray with no personality. Color is back, we’ll start seeing colors back on walls and in our textiles and decor in general! We’ll see the color-drenching trend build momentum, where the full room is one color (walls, trim, and ceiling). Warm tones will rule and grays will continue to disappear more and more. Don’t plan this to go to bold, but expect to see a lot of really saturated, rich colors back on the walls.
Whisper
Forest
Pattern, Pattern, Pattern
This will be the year of the pattern. This trend really started about a year or two back and pattern is really starting to become more mainstream now. So much so that we think we’re going to see a lot of patterns popping up even in upholstered furniture this year! Pattern is such an easy way to inject color and personality into a space so it really lends itself well to some of the other trends we’ll see mentioned above. We know we’ll continue to see wallpaper used in more and more homes and designers/homeowners are here for it!
Dublin
Grey
Darker Wood Tones
Wood tones are changing again! We’re going to see a lot of mid- to dark-toned woods coming back into designs. People who have lived with dark hardwood floors for 10+ years typically with confidence say “I’ll never do it again”. Ha! We’ll see this trend in everything from furniture to kitchen designs to floors. Since ITS is in a more coastal environment, we anticipate lighter wood tones will hold strong regionally, but you’ll definitely see this one showing up pretty quickly in stores and designs throughout the country.
Mood boards serve as a powerful visual tool for conveying ideas, inspiration, and themes in various creative projects. They combine images, color palettes, textures, and typography to evoke a certain feeling or aesthetic direction, making them essential for interior finishes. By curating a collection of visuals that resonate with a particular concept, mood boards help us streamline the creative process and communicate a cohesive vision to clients or team members. We developed an arrangement of inspiration using the top paints of 2025 into our version of morning, day, and night. We wrap up with our themes that focus on the new product ITS has brought in this year!
RAINY MORNING
BRIGHT AFTERNOON
LATE NIGHTS
H
Oat
Waypoint
I
Fawn
Momentum
J
Classico
Contro Iconica
K
Blue
Laser Hex
L
Indigo
Midtown Mosaic
RAINY MORNING
A
Encore
Valspar
B
Mapped Blue
Dutch Boy
C
Rain Cloud
Sherwin Williams
D
Mauve Finery
Sherwin Williams
E
White Snow
Sherwin Williams
F
Inverness Blakley
Cambria
G
Navy
Station Matte
L
A
B
C
D
E
F
G
H
I
K
J
BRIGHT AFTERNOON
A
Grounded
Valspar
B
Bosc Pear
Sherwin Williams
C
Chartreause
Sherwin Williams
D
Malabar
Sherwin Williams
E
Sunbleached
Sherwin Williams
F
Brittanica Warm Gold
Cambria
G
Off White
Poetic
A
B
C
D
E
F
G
H
I
J
K
LATE NIGHTS
A
Rumors
Behr
B
Raku
C2
C
Clove
Sherwin Williams
D
Mocha Moose
Pantone
E
Cinnamon Slate
Benjamin Moore
F
Bentley
Cambria
G
Bianco Venato Dolomite/ Gray Dot
Clipped Diamond Mosaic
A
B
C
D
E
F
G
H
I
J
K
