Garden Trends 2025
Biodiversity in the garden
Instead of controlling nature, we let it have more space. We choose plants that are not only beautiful, but also beneficial for biodiversity. Wildflower beds and large, unpolished beds create a natural, lush look where bees, butterflies and birds find food and shelter. It's no longer about manicured, trimmed beds, but about creating a garden that lives. The best gardens of 2025 are those where plant life harmonises with the local climate and supports the existing flora and fauna. By choosing native plants and allowing nature to play an active role, a dynamic environment is created where the changing seasons feel even more present.
Garden furniture in authentic materials
Garden furniture is becoming more of an integral part of the garden, rather than just practical elements. We're seeing an exciting combination of metallic surfaces that are practical and give a modern edge, alongside warm, natural materials like wood. Dining tables in patinated wood or contrasting metal, where the cool and industrial aesthetic meets the organic warmth of the wood grain and structure.
Outdoor dining experiences
Mealtimes are moving further out into the garden. Instead of being confined to the terrace, we see more people creating cosy dining areas in the middle of green nature. Long plank tables are becoming the focal point for large dinners, where family and friends can gather for long conversations under the stars. These tables create a rustic and relaxed atmosphere where the meal is not just about the food, but about the experience of sitting together in a beautiful and vibrant environment. Many choose to place the long table among trees and flowerbeds to create a natural setting for dinner that feels both informal and exclusive.
Monumental pots
Oversized clay pots in raw unglazed terracotta bring a sculptural quality to outdoor spaces. These pots not only function as planters, but as works of art in their own right. The raw, earthy tones blend naturally with their surroundings and emphasise the organic look of the garden.
