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Cosy Up Your Home: Autumn 2025 Homeware Trends Now In‑Store at Elphicks Farnham

As the leaves begin to turn and Farnham embraces the shift into autumn, many of us start to think about how to make our homes feel warmer, more inviting, and in step with the season’s evolving styles. While the desire to create a cosy home is common at this time of year, autumn homeware trends for 2025 place particular emphasis on creating spaces that feel grounded, tactile, and welcoming.

At Elphicks, your family-run department store in Farnham town centre, we have curated a carefully selected range of seasonal furnishings, accessories, lighting, and décor to help you bring the top autumn 2025 homeware trends into your home. Whether you’re preparing for cosy evenings in, hosting friends for a harvest dinner, or simply updating your interiors to match the season, you’ll find everything you need in-store.

From subtle accents that lift a much used room to more dramatic statement pieces that will transform the feel of any interior, everything in our homeware collections is designed to balance sophistication with everyday comfort. Read on to discover the home decor in Farnham you need this autumn. 

Where Luxury Fashion Meets Opulent Living

Autumn 2025 homeware trends have been heavily influenced by the fashion world. Much like the latest catwalks, interiors are reflecting a move towards sculptural shapes and the pared back elegance of warm minimalism. Ideal for adding both movement and harmony to your home, furniture with curved edges and statement ceramics with organic lines are taking centre stage.

Another standout trend? Tactile textures, in particular bouclé fabric. Popularly used by Chanel for bags and jackets, this looped material adds instant depth and luxury to chairs, cushions, and throws. It is ideal for transforming a neutral space into something deeply inviting, particularly when paired with sculptural vases or brushed brass frames for a chic, contemporary finish. 

These are not just passing trends; they’re reflections of a growing desire for interiors that feel calm, personal, and grounded.

Autumn Shades: Natural & Ambient

The 2025 autumn colour palette leans into elevated earthy shades. Think deep terracotta, clay, olive, burnt cinnamon, and warm neutrals. These tones add richness and depth, working beautifully with wooden furnishings and soft upholstery.

One highlight this year is the rise of soft pleated fabric lighting. Popularised by brands like M&S, these warm, diffused lights use pleated linen or cotton shades to create a gentle, inviting glow that’s perfect for darker evenings and layered lighting schemes. At Elphicks, we’ve introduced a range of ambient lighting solutions to help you create your ideal autumn sanctuary.

Timeless Textures Over Fretful Fads

In a world full of fast décor fads, more homeowners are opting for quality over novelty. Designers are steering away from novelty decor, glitter pumpkins, or disposable seasonal buys. Instead, the focus is on classic options like chunky knitted fabrics, embroidered details, woven wall hangings, and rich velvets.

This approach doesn’t just elevate your home, it’s also more sustainable. By investing in versatile, well-made pieces, you can layer your interiors seasonally without waste. At Elphicks Department Store in Surrey, our autumn edit includes plush throws, textural cushions, and hand-finished accessories that feel both stylish and enduring.

Autumn Homeware Picks at Elphicks Farnham

We’ve handpicked our favourite autumn homeware pieces to help you make the most of the season:

  • Textured blankets and throws from Biederlack in earthy tones, which are perfect for throwing over the sofa or the end of the bed
  • Ceramic accent lamps with pleated fabric shades
  • Statement cushions in velvet, tweed, and boucle
  • Warm, cosy bed linens with nature-inspired patterns, from Bedeck or Laura Ashely
  • Decorative lanterns for mood lighting indoors or on the patio
  • Handcrafted Dartington crystal candleholders used to display candles in scents like spiced fig, cedarwood, and amber
  • Curvy Smeg kitchen appliances in autumn colours

Whether you’re redecorating a room or simply adding a seasonal touch, our home decor in Farnham has something for every style and space.

Frequently Asked Questions About Autumn 2025 Homeware Trends

Q: What colours work best for autumn interiors in 2025?

A: Warm, earthy tones like terracotta, sage green, cinnamon, and clay are leading the way. These pair beautifully with natural materials.

Q: How do I style soft lighting for colder months?

A: Layer lighting using table lamps with pleated shades, candlelight, and warm LED bulbs to create a cosy, inviting ambience.

Q: Are bold patterns still in for autumn décor?

A: Yes, especially in soft furnishings like cushions and rugs. Geometric, tartan, or abstract floral designs can add depth without overwhelming a space.

Q: What’s the best way to layer textures without cluttering a space?

A: Stick to a cohesive colour palette and mix materials—e.g. velvet with wool or boucle. Keep balance in mind and use contrasting finishes.

Q: What pieces should I invest in for my home this autumn?

A: High-quality throws, versatile lighting, and natural wood accents that work year-round but shine in autumn settings.

Visit Elphicks for Autumn Style Inspiration

Autumn is a season that invites us to slow down, savour our surroundings, and make our homes as comfortable as possible. At Elphicks, we pride ourselves on being more than just a department store in Surrey. For over 140 years, we have been part of the Farnham community, helping locals and visitors create homes they love.

Our expert team is on hand to guide you through this season’s styles and help you find the perfect homeware pieces to suit your style. Whether you are planning a complete interior refresh or simply looking for a few key updates, you’ll find inspiration at every turn in our department store in Farnham.Visit us in-store to find the latest autumn 2025 homeware trends and essentials that will remain favourites for years to come.