Summer 2025 Upholstered Furniture Trends: Curves and Calm Tones Shape a Softer Living Space

Summer 2025 Upholstered Furniture Trends: Curves and Calm Tones Shape a Softer Living Space

The summer of 2025 marks a shift toward a gentler, more emotionally attuned approach to upholstered furniture. This season's designs celebrate the quiet power of curves and neutral color palettes—blending aesthetics and emotion into each piece.

Curved Forms Meet Earth Tones for a Sense of Calm
Furniture silhouettes are softening: sharp lines are replaced by rounded, enveloping forms that evoke a sense of safety and comfort. At the same time, the palette turns inward, with warm neutrals—creamy beige, clay brown, olive grey—inviting visual calm and psychological grounding. These elements come together to create pieces that not only serve a function but also support emotional well-being. And our team of expert designers curated the following two chairs just for you.

Lorenzo Chair: A Soft Statement of Comfort and Seamless Form

The Lorenzo Chair embodies the core design language of Summer 2025 with its rounded silhouette, integrated base, and full-bodied proportions. Designed without exposed legs, the chair features a concealed swivel base that enhances both comfort and function while preserving a monolithic visual profile—appearing to rise effortlessly from the floor.

Its gently sloped arms and softly contoured backrest provide a nurturing, wraparound feel, while the tightly upholstered linen-textured fabric in a light heather gray finish adds subtle visual depth. Understated yet refined, Lorenzo is ideal for living spaces, bedrooms, or reading corners where both aesthetics and quiet comfort are key.

Niko Chair: Lighthearted Comfort with a Quiet Structure

The Niko Chair speaks in soft volumes—its design is friendly, thoughtful, and gently architectural. A fully upholstered silhouette with rounded arms and a curved backrest forms an inviting visual cocoon. The generous seat depth encourages ease and relaxation, while the chair’s solid inner frame ensures lasting support.

Upholstered in a light oatmeal bouclé fabric, the surface feels tactile and plush, with a subtle texture that catches light and offers visual softness. The matching lumbar cushion not only enhances comfort but also adds a casual, lived-in charm—making the piece feel instantly familiar.

The inward-set legs are subtly hidden, giving the chair a floating presence that feels lighter in contemporary interiors. Whether placed alone by a window, paired in a cozy lounge setup, or featured in an open-plan space, the Niko Chair balances approachable design with functional elegance.

This season, upholstered furniture is more than decoration—it’s an emotional anchor. With designs like Lorenzo and Niko, the language of curves and color becomes a subtle yet powerful way to infuse daily life with ease, warmth, and emotional clarity. It's not just how a chair looks or feels—but how it makes you feel.