Hint, hint: Go ahead and polish your silver.
Heres what some of our favorite Southern decorators are excited to see in dining rooms in 2025.
But designers say theyre anticipating a welcome shift in this mindset.
Credit:Alison Gootee; Styling: Page Mullins
Don’t save the good stuff, actually use it and enjoy what you invested in.
Saturated Tones
Hector Manuel Sanchez; Interior design: Catherine Branstetter
Heads up, neutral lovers!
2025 will be the year of decadent hues, at least in these gathering spaces.
Credit:Laurey Glenn; Styling: Buffy Hargett Miller; Interior design: Allison Elebash
I expect to see people embracing saturated colors in dining rooms more than ever, says Nashville designerDebbie Mathews.
My clients are gravitating toward rich, warm, jewel tones, and especially blues and greens.
Dallas decorator Lisa Henderson is on-board too: Don’t be passiveno one regrets a bolder dining space.
Credit:DANE TASHIMA; Styling: PAGE MULLINS; Interior design: Elly Poston Cooper
Look Up!
For her, this is in the service of creating spaces that feel curated rather than contrived.
Credit:Hector Manuel Sanchez; Interior design: Catherine Branstetter
Credit:Laurey W. Glenn; Styling by Lindsey Ellis Beatty; Interior design: Caroline Gidiere
Credit:Photographer: James Ransom; Styling: Christina Wressell; Interior design: Stephanie Sabbe
Credit:Brian Woodcock; Styling: Page Mullins; Interior design: Allison Allen
Credit: Photo: Laurey W. Glenn
