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Homes & Gardens
Homes & Gardens
Lilith Hudson

What colors will replace burgundy in 2025? 7 shades designers love that offer a similarly sumptuous feel

A trio of images: A living space with a wooden chair and walls painted in a deep plum color, a bathroom with pink walls and with a deep purple vanity, and a kitchen with cabinets painted an aubergine color.

Burgundy is a characterful color choice for the home. Rich, warm, and comforting, it's a great tone for relaxing spaces like the bedroom (where it creates a cocooning feel) or the bathroom (where lacquered finishes feel extra luxe). It's been one of the most popular shades on designers' easels for some time but, as a result, it's now on the verge of overuse.

Decorating with burgundy is still a big color trend, but as we move out of the cozy winter months and into spring, will the love of this rich hue naturally start to wain? If early color trends are anything to go by, it's clear we're still favoring similarly dark and deep shades. These moody tones offer a more sumptuous, sophisticated feel in our homes – a certain 'quiet luxury' that we've all been craving in recent years.

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