English Country Style: Our Favorite 2025 Design Trend

Do you love English country style as much as we do? We’re sharing lots of amazing finds that will help bring some of that English charm into your own home.

english country style sunroom with wicker chair and orange tree in pot

Though I cover the newest design trends every year, I have to say that this year more of them resonated with me than ever before.

My personal favorite design trends of 2025 are English Country Style and Cozy Romanticism – and I think we could argue that they are under the same umbrella. Both involve a return to traditional furniture and floral fabrics, as well as things like wallpaper and skirted furniture. 

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2025 design trend english country style toile chair and pedestal table

This style feels charming and old-fashioned in the best way. To me, English country style is timeless and I love that it’s having a resurgence! I’m even hoping to add a little English country to my French country style in the new home!

And because this style leans more traditional, these pieces are easily added to your existing space.

And today I’m sharing lots of gorgeous finds from Wayfair that will help bring some of that timeless style into your own home. Whether you redo a room or simply add a new piece, it’s sure to bring warmth and charm to any space!

 

2025 Design Trend English country style graphic

Scalloped Edge Throw Pillow | Floral Linen Throw Pillow | Upholstered Armchair | Vintage Landscapes (set of 4) | Hand-knotted Wool Area Rug | Scalloped Marble Bowl | Decorative Wicker Basket | 5-Drawer Dresser | Kitchen Island 

 

gorgeous English country style kitchen with wood island and pendant lights

 

Shop even more English country decor finds at Wayfair:

 

Sheila
xo

 

This post was sponsored by Wayfair, but as always, all opinions are my own.

If you enjoyed this post, be sure to check out more design inspiration below:

The Nancy Meyers Aesthetic & How to Get It

Timeless Trend: Herringbone & Checkerboard Floors

9 Essential Elements that Make Your Rooms Feel More Finished

50+ French Farmhouse Finds at Wayfair

 

 

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8 Comments

  1. Thank you for helping me identify my style! I was thinking Traditional/Contemporary but you have listed items that look like things in my house, right down to the Sarah Richardson floral on my pillows.
    Our TV is in the big wooden armoire, which is a bit awkward for seating, but I like it out of sight.

    1. You’re so welcome Susan! I’m so glad you enjoyed the post!

      Thanks for stopping by!

      Sheila

  2. Hi Sheila! I love this post. I don’t comment often but always read your posts . I love the English decor and am slowly trying to incorporate it in. What do they do with the TV set up? How does one replace the large entertainment piece with English decor? Been searching online for days!
    Thank you for your posts and good luck on your move!
    Rose

    1. Thanks so much Rose, I’m so glad you found it inspiring!

      As for the TV, I think most people these days are ordering a flat Frame TV (one that attaches to the wall). That way you don’t need any furniture to hold it. You can then add the artwork. That way it’s not a big, black box and looks like art in the space!

      Thanks so much for stopping by!

      Sheila

  3. Finally! Love some pattern and warmth after all the boring and rather cold neutrals! Thank you for this inspiring post!

    1. It is so cozy isn’t it?! So glad you love it!!

      Sheila

  4. I was a big fan of English Country style back in the 1990s and had a lot of textiles and furniture that represented that style. I still have some antique wood pieces that fit that aesthetic but overall my style is more organic/casually classic (if that makes sense). I love how our styles can evolve and build on each other over the years so our homes feel collected and not like we just shopped for all new things in one day. I do still love that English Country look but feel it wouldn’t fit our SW Florida home as well as the traditional home we had in North Carolina back in the 1990s. Thanks for your fun and inspiring decorating posts. I always get new insights from them.

    1. I so agree Kelly – collected is the best way to go! And I love that you do incorporate some pieces in your new style, that’s awesome!

      Thanks so much for your kind words and for stopping by!

      Sheila