Tradition Meets Modern Living: July 2025 Upholstered Furniture Trends

As we enter July 2025, the upholstered furniture sector in the United States and Europe is experiencing a wave of design trends that blend traditional craftsmanship, material innovation, and spatial intelligence. The following three key trends continue to shape the market direction:.

1. A Revival of Traditional Detailing

2025 has seen a strong revival of timeless design, with many looking to the past for enduring furniture styles. According to designer Marie Flanigan, one key trend is the return of traditional details like tailored skirts and delicate fringe.

“Classic design always comes back,” says Flanigan. “Skirted furniture adds softness and elegance. These touches feel nostalgic yet fresh, grounding a space in both comfort and tradition.”

Today, more and more brands are embracing this refined, skirted look—blending history with modern sensibility. We are showcasing a curated selection of skirted chairs, vintage-inspired sofas, and elegant dining chairs, all designed to bring warmth and visual balance to any space.

Skirted Sofa

Skirted Chairs

Skirted Dining Chairs

Whether it’s a floor-length skirted sofa or a graceful skirted chair, these pieces beautifully blend traditional elegance with modern sensibility, making them ideal for residential, hospitality, and club spaces alike.

2. Tiny Seating: Compact Comfort with Character

As urban living becomes more compact and flexible, tiny seating has emerged as one of the most relevant and stylish furniture trends of 2025. These small-scale pieces are designed to maximize function without sacrificing aesthetics, offering smart solutions for modern interiors where every square foot matters. Our company proudly introduces two new additions to this category:

Savoy Storage Ottoman

Smart design meets timeless texture. The Savoy is a compact, elegantly tufted ottoman with hidden interior storage—perfect for stashing throws, books, or electronics in small living rooms, bedrooms, or entryways. Its minimal profile hides unexpected utility, appealing to apartment dwellers and design minimalists alike.

Elliot Ottoman

A study in quiet luxury, Elliot features clean lines, soft rounded edges, and subtle piping. It's versatile enough to serve as a footrest, seat, or accent piece in a bedroom or walk-in closet. Upholstered in customizable fabrics, it adapts seamlessly to any design scheme—modern, transitional, or vintage-inspired.

Tiny seating is no longer an afterthought—it’s a design-forward solution that meets the needs of mobility, modularity, and beauty in smaller or multifunctional homes. These pieces reflect the evolving nature of how we live now: compact, intentional, and stylishly flexible.