Vintage Prints Are Back: Discover the 5 Nostalgic Patterns Trending in 2025

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Vintage Prints Are Back: Discover the 5 Nostalgic Patterns Trending in 2025 (Image credit: Harlequin x Henry Holland)

If you love a home full of personality, with secondhand pieces and unique finds, get ready: vintage prints are taking over interior design in 2025. Whether on furniture, walls, fabrics, or floors, nostalgic patterns bring color, texture, and timeless charm to any space.

Decorating with prints is a foolproof way to add movement and depth to your interiors while showcasing authenticity and character. According to experts, interest in classic designs keeps growing as we seek more comfort and nostalgia in our homes.

“Vintage prints haven’t just returned — they’re here to stay,” says Chloe Vince, Senior Decoration Consultant at House of Hackney. “Vintage-style wallpapers, for example, add soul and softness to modern spaces.”

We spoke with renowned designers to identify the top 5 vintage patterns trending this year. Check them out and get inspired!

1. Large, Colorful Florals

(Image credit: Penny Morrison)

While floral patterns are always popular, in 2025 it’s all about oversized blooms inspired by countryside aesthetics. Perfect for rustic wallpapers and curtains, these prints create a warm and nostalgic feel.

Shauna Dennison-Taylor, creative director at Penny Morrison, explains: “Vintage florals are coming back strong, now reimagined with rustic fabrics and a more casual look — ideal for those who love cottagecore.”

Décor tip: Use large florals in minimalist bedrooms to add color and movement to neutral palettes.

2. Animal Prints

(Image credit: House of Hackney)

Animal prints are officially back, reviving the glamour of mid-century modernism. These versatile prints can even function as bold neutrals.

Chloe Vince suggests: “Take inspiration from Madeleine Castaing and use zebra or leopard prints in muted tones for an elegant and timeless touch.” Try wallpapers like House of Hackney’s “Wild Card” to add discreet sophistication to your interiors.

3. Delicate and Playful Florals

(Image credit: Bennison Fabrics)

Tiny, detailed flowers — typical of English cottage style — are also trending. This movement is fueled by the desire for more eclectic and welcoming interiors.

Watts 1874’s latest collection, inspired by fabrics from English castles, brings this romantic aesthetic into the present day with a modern twist.

Style tip: Pair floral wallpapers with natural wood furniture and linen textiles for a light, harmonious space — perfect for English garden lovers.

4. Food-Inspired Prints

(Image credit: Schumacher)

One of the season’s surprises is prints featuring fruits and vegetables, like tomatoes, strawberries, and radishes.

Schumacher’s designs — including “My Little Radish” and “Green Grocer” — add a playful, nostalgic charm that works perfectly in dining rooms and cozy coffee nooks.

Inspiration: Mix food prints with rustic furniture and natural fiber accessories to create a kitchen full of personality.

5. Checkered Patterns

The classic check is being reinvented with new colors and bold styles, becoming essential in modern vintage décor.

ROMO Fabrics notes: “Checks are experiencing a true revival, with contemporary versions blending tradition and innovation.”

How to use it: Add checked patterns through rugs, cushions, or armchairs in minimalist spaces — or, if you’re bold, combine them with other vintage prints for a vibrant, maximalist aesthetic.

Go Vintage and Transform Your Home

With so many charming options, vintage prints promise to transform interiors in 2025, bringing warmth, history, and style. If you want to embrace the trend, experiment with layering different patterns for an eclectic, personality-packed look.

Inspired by these ideas? Start revamping your home today with these nostalgic prints and create a space that’s uniquely yours!

Source: Homes & Gardens. This content was created with the help of AI and reviewed by the editorial team.

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