More is More: Why Maximalist Design is Taking Over
Embrace bold patterns, rich colors, and fearless layering that makes minimalism look... well, minimal.

After years of pared-down minimalism, interiors are taking a turn for the bold. Say goodbye to blank walls and beige everything—2025 is the year of maximalist interior design. From curated clutter to daring color palettes, today’s version of maximalism is more intentional, more expressive, and more stylish than ever.
Maximalism isn’t about creating chaos. It’s about storytelling, self-expression, and layering elements that reflect your personality. Whether you’re a collector, a color-lover, or someone looking to energize your space, the “more is more” approach is your ticket to a home that feels exciting and entirely your own.
Here’s what’s trending in maximalist design and popular trends that fall under it - like modern eclectic design—and how to bring it home with statement-making furniture and accents from HOM.
1. Color is Back—and It’s Everywhere
The cornerstone of maximalist interior design is color. Saturated hues like emerald green, deep cobalt, ochre, and even hot pink are replacing the soft neutrals of minimalist aesthetics. And this year, it’s not just about pops of color—it’s about full-on color immersion.
Design Tip: Try grounding your space with bold upholstered furniture, like a jewel-toned velvet sofa or a dramatic accent chair in a rich red or purple. From HOM, look for sofas in lush textures and daring hues. Choose furniture that offers customization so you can choose just the bold fabric or leather look that you love. You can also layer colorful accent pillows and throw blankets across more neutral bases to ease into the trend.
2. Pattern Layering is a Must
Stripes with florals? Animal print with abstract shapes? Yes, please. 2025’s maximalist spaces aren’t afraid to mix and layer multiple patterns in the same room—or even the same vignette. The key is repetition and variation: stick to a few main color themes and build patterns around that.
Design Tip: Area rugs are a great way to introduce patterns. Start with a bold rug underfoot, then add patterned drapes, wall art, and decorative pillows. HOM’s rug collections range from intricate vintage-inspired prints to vibrant geometrics—perfect for laying the groundwork for your layered look.
3. Intentional Cluttering is In
Dubbed the “intentional clutter” or “curated chaos” trend, this form of decorating celebrates objects, books, and collections—on display. Think stacked coffee table books, wall-to-wall gallery art, sculptural vases, and sentimental knick-knacks all sharing the spotlight.
Design Tip: Create thoughtful groupings on shelves or sideboards. Use tray displays and layered books to keep things visually organized, even when the surface is full. HOM’s selection of bookcases and display furniture makes it easy to showcase your favorite finds while maintaining a sense of structure.
4. Mix Eras, Styles & Influences
Eclectic maximalist interior design thrives on contrast. Mid-century chairs can sit alongside baroque-style mirrors. Global textiles can complement modern artwork. It’s all about unexpected juxtapositions and designing without boundaries.
Design Tip: If you’re nervous about going too far, start by adding one vintage or trend-inspired accent to your modern room—like a carved wood chest, a Moroccan pouf, or a glam mirror.
5. Statement Walls and Ceilings
Why stop at color and pattern on your furniture? Walls and ceilings are fair game for maximalist flair. Think wallpaper, oversized art, painted ceilings, or even textured wall panels. It’s all about expanding your canvas.
Design Tip: Use wallpaper to create a statement wall behind your bed or in a hallway. Or choose a variety of wall art that adds dimension to a blank space. HOM’s wall décor and mirror selection includes bold pieces that command attention without overwhelming the room.
6. Furniture That Makes a Statement
In maximalist spaces, furniture often acts as art. Instead of sleek, minimalist lines, look for curved silhouettes, tufted upholstery, ornate detailing, and mixed materials. Think plush, oversized chairs, intricate wood carvings, or glossy lacquered finishes.
Design Tip: Create a focal point in your room with a standout piece, like a curved sectional or a velvet chaise lounge. HOM’s wide selection of stylish and functional pieces allows you to make bold design decisions without sacrificing comfort or practicality.
7. Collections Are Center Stage
In 2025, maximalist homes are showing off collections with pride. Whether it’s vintage glassware, vinyl records, ceramic animals, or books, it’s time to take those stored-away treasures and put them on display.
Design Tip: Use open shelving, wall-mounted units, or even bar carts to arrange your collections. Choose display furniture that compliments your aesthetic—look for pieces with character and architectural interest to elevate your display zones.
8. Coziness Is Non-Negotiable
Despite its visual intensity, maximalism doesn’t have to be chaotic. In fact, today’s maximalist interiors are all about coziness and comfort—think of it as layering your home like you’d layer a great outfit.
Design Tip: Add comfort with throw blankets, floor pillows, and layered lighting. Warm lighting and a few plush textures go a long way in making your space feel like home. HOM carries a full selection of cozy accents that help soften the space while still making a bold statement.
9. Embrace Personality Over Perfection
More than anything, maximalist interior design in 2025 is about individuality. It’s not about chasing trends—it’s about curating a home that reflects who you are, what you love, and how you live. Maximalism gives you permission to be bold, to collect, to layer, and to celebrate your unique story through design.
Design Tip: Create a room that makes you happy. Don’t worry if it doesn’t look like a showroom or match someone else’s idea of “tasteful.” Start with pieces that spark joy, then build around them.
Ready to Go Maximalist?
If you’re feeling inspired to go big, HOM Furniture has everything you need to embrace the modern maximalist trend—from statement seating and rich rugs to colorful accents and unique display pieces. Whether you’re all-in on vibrant chaos or just looking to add more personality to your space, remember: more is more, and your home should tell your story.
Shop HOM Furniture today and find the colors, textures, and pieces that bring your maximalist vision to life.

































































































































