The warmth and glamour of the 1970s are enjoying a considered comeback in today’s most design-conscious homes, and few brands are interpreting this retro revival more beautifully than Soho Home. From slouchy, low-slung armchairs to amber glass accents, it’s a tactile, grounded, and undeniably chic return to a decade known for its style-defining interiors.
This ‘70s redux forms part of a wider shift in interior design trends for 2025, where the focus is on warmth, softness, and unembarrassed, characterful design. Curved lines are replacing hard edges, while palettes rooted in earthy ochres, rusts, and olives are softening the bland neutral schemes of recent years. Designers and homeowners are embracing materials like smoked glass, solid walnut, boucle, and burnished brass, all key textures of the era, to create layered, soulful spaces that balance vintage charm with modern luxury.
