Tres Trends 2025

As we look ahead to 2025, Warwick Fabrics introduces three captivating design and fabric trends that promise to shape interiors with distinct narratives and aesthetics: The Collector, The Naturalist, and The Innovator. Each trend speaks to a different facet of design, offering a rich tapestry of styles, textures, and influences that cater to diverse tastes and sensibilities. 

Whether you’re drawn to the eclectic charm of bygone eras, the comforting embrace of nature, or the forward-thinking allure of future technologies, these trends have something to inspire every design enthusiast.

Meet The Innovator

As we move towards the future, The Innovator trend pushes the boundaries of design with a focus on new technologies, bio-based materials, and bold, unexpected aesthetics. This trend is for those who are not afraid to experiment and embrace the avant-garde. It’s about creating spaces that offer a dopamine hit with their striking, sophisticated primary colours, composite textures, and eco-conscious materials.

"The Innovator is someone who breaks the rules of design with unashamed confidence, challenging perspectives and creating unique, functional pieces that redefine what something can be." - Jess Fitzgerald, Head Designer in our Melbourne studio

Imagine interiors where engineered wood and coloured metals come together in perfect harmony, where recycled materials are reimagined in fresh and innovative ways, and where modular furniture and inflated shapes redefine what’s possible in design.

The Innovator is all about considered design with a twist—hard surfaces that look soft, coloured tiles and grout that add a pop of unexpected colour, and multi-coloured fabrics that bring a dynamic energy to any space. This trend is not just about looking forward but about leading the charge into the new frontier of design, where creativity, sustainability, and technology intersect.

The Innovator trend brings its futuristic vision to life through texture, colour, and form. The key fabric that encapsulates this trend should offer both aesthetic innovation and functional versatility.

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Meet The Naturalist

For those who find solace in the natural world, The Naturalist trend offers an inviting return to the roots of design. Influenced by the earth’s organic beauty and the ancient crafts that have been passed down through generations, this trend is all about creating interiors that feel familiar, comforting, and deeply connected to nature.

"Natural fibres like linens, cottons, and wool will always be a beautiful and durable choice in textiles, but with the introduction of recycled materials, we're seeing a rise in their popularity as well." - Millie Grant, Senior Designer in our Melbourne studio.

Think of pearlescent fibres that mimic the sheen of shells, pigmented colours that echo the hues of the forest, and textures that evoke the primal roughness of natural materials.

The Naturalist trend celebrates cultural heritage and traditional crafts, bringing elements like upscaled foliage, rippled surfaces, and grain patterns into the home. Interiors are adorned with nature’s markings—wood grains, shells, and furs—alongside raw knotting and still life placements that bring a sense of serenity and timelessness.

This trend is a reminder that in a fast-paced world, there is beauty and comfort in slowing down and appreciating the natural world around us.

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Meet The Collector

The Collector trend is a celebration of character, individuality, and the beauty of blending different eras and styles. It embraces the idea that interiors should tell a story, reflecting a rich history and a love for the unique.

"The Collectors are fearless; they throw out the rule book and embrace a bold, maximalist style that truly showcases their personality." - Hannah Cooley, Designer in our Melbourne studio.

Far from the sterile minimalism that has dominated recent years, The Collector is a maximalist’s dream, where plush textures, indulgent tones, and a mix-and-match approach create a theatrical and European-influenced interior. Picture a room where vintage chintz meets decorative fringe, where marble surfaces play off woven stripes and checks, and where bed canopies add a touch of old-world luxury.

This trend is about more than just aesthetics; it’s about creating spaces that feel lived-in, loved, and layered with stories. The Collector’s interiors are characterful and charming, with a fusion of elements that range from heritage pieces to contemporary accents, all brought together in a harmonious yet eclectic mix.

Scroll through The Collector image gallery.