Varied Neutral Tones Take 2025 Design Trends by Storm

Tinted and shadowed neutral colors and finishes are restful on the eyes and soothing to the soul. They function like a deep breath of cool forest air.

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A woman in a grey sweater wears various silver bracelets.

Orr’s Jewelers

Ippolita’s Classico Icons collection places gently hammered finishes with the boundaries of smooth edges and timeless shapes. Shown here in silver, and also offered in gold, this is the kind of jewelry you put on and never, ever take off.

Three neutral grey bowls stacked into each other to represent 2025 design trends.

Oatmeal Shoppe

Pittsburgh-based ceramist Elise Birnbaum has a way with clay. Her organically inspired Ripple Bowls are at once uplifting and grounded. Great for your own home as well as for gifting.

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A neutral brown sandal with a tan bottom in a chunky style.

The Sōl Collective

Slide comfortably into Jabara Amor Sliders by 4CCCCEES. The open-toe design sports a wide, artfully gathered strap and ridged cushioned sole. The tan, neutral colorway is hot right now in design, so… get on it!

A black stool in an odd shape sits on a white abckground.

Brenda Friday Design

An eye-catcher for sure, the Hyde side table and stool is handmade in smooth concrete, and can withstand use outside on a covered porch. Or of course inside. Wherever you need it. Available in Lawrenceville at Shoppe B.

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A neutral wood dining table set in an area with large windows and a black wall.

Today’s Home

Clean-lined, minimalistic chairs flank a round, solid wood tabletop resting on elegant wood and metal supports. Both from Canadel and available in 12 finishes from Today’s Home.

Neutral wood sculptures stand on a trendy tan background.

Fallingwater

Stoneware architectural vases by Jen Allen Ceramics are exclusive to Fallingwater. Their hand-built slab forms celebrate the convergence of architectural excellence and natural beauty of Frank Lloyd Wright’s architectural masterpiece. Photo by Dave Bryce.

Story by Stephen Treffinger, Danny Mankin, Keith Recker, and Abbey Cook

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