Brought in tune with the season, the colours of the moment revise their classics and slum with sparkling splashes in favour of a warm palette. Red, brown, blue, yellow or orange, here is the list of shades that will dictate the trend this autumn-winter 2024/2025.
For autumn-winter, the colour is displayed with pride. In line with seasonality, the celebrated palette renews the taste of the moment, focusing on the tones at the crossroads of comfort and audacity. If chromatic neutrality is no longer de rigueur since the advent of an aesthetic turned towards the 70s and 80s, shades that are comfortable to the eye have not said their last word, imposing a return to feeling good, and extra charisma. Review pictures of the trend colours of autumn-winter 2024/2025.
1/5 Dark red to add a dose of sophistication
Reminiscent of a past considered too far away by some, red created a surprise, giving a striking flamboyance to the season's chromatic palette. At the crossroads of carmine and wine lees, this vibrant color of intensity, notably celebrated by Pantone in 2023 with the election of Viva Magenta, heralds the advent of a colorama haloed with a tangible charisma. Using a repertoire that could be described as contemporary, but also sophisticated, dark red is used not without audacity on small and large objects in a lacquered version.
2/5 Brown to warm up the atmosphere
If a few insiders dare to resort to black, lovers of muted monochromes will appropriate the color trend of the season to increase the desirability quotient of their interior. Ideal for warming up the atmosphere, brown with chocolate tones imposes its gourmet pigments in small touches but above all all-over. Rid of its seventies aura, it plays with its different variations of shades, rising to the top of the most popular colors of the moment. To be adopted on the large furniture as well as on the walls (and ceiling) of a living room with undeniable chic.
3/5 Butter yellow to brighten up the décor
From the toast to our walls, everything is better with a little butter. The undeniable colour of summer, this greedy yellow without being flashy plays for extra time, diffusing its solar waves in more winter settings. Almost able to supplant the unequivocal neutrality of the sacrosanct white, butter yellow summons an aesthetic that is sometimes modern, sometimes old-fashioned, but always fair and measured. Evolving with the light and the combinations, this shade displays a versatility that is foolproof: insured without taking any risks.
4/5 Light blue to soften the mood
Present for a few seasons now, the autumn-winter 2024/2025 stunt is intended to be soft and comforting. Opening the door to an extremely soft colorama, the bluish reflections propel the décor into a bubble of chromatic sensitivity. In a blue-grey or translucent blue way, baby blue or English blue, this colour, whose delicacy no longer needs to be proven, offers a one-way ticket to the British countryside where shades of pastel express all its personality. Light but charismatic, tender but not sweet, the most prominent blue of the moment adds an extra charm without too much difficulty.
5/5 Orange to boost the décor
Having become safe bets in a striking décor, orange, terracotta and more broadly flamboyant tones cultivate the taste of the time for the 70s and 80s, giving us an unprecedented consideration of colour in the interior. Textured and powerful, these vibrant shades redefine the contours of unparalleled boldness. In a living room in search of just the right amount of warmth, in a hallway studded with vitamin splashes or in a bedroom with a variation tending more towards old pink, the orange wave ensures a stainless durability.
