Extraordinarily stylish: these are the trends of 2025

Trends are no longer exclusive to fashion or interior design—your garden deserves a stylish season too. Organic shapes, low dining and soft bouclé fabrics set the tone in 2025. SUNS brings design to the outdoors, and your garden? It will be more stylish than ever this year.

Organic is the new sleek. The outdoor furniture of 2025 is round and inviting. Think of the Blocchi lounge set: robust in shape, soft in appearance and perfect for those who love peace with an edge of design.

Low dining

Lunching on a high level? Preferably just a little lower. Low dining is conquering terraces and gardens this year, and that is good news for lovers of long evenings of dining with friends and family. The Sorolo low dining table combines beautifully with the Sato or Basta chairs—low to the ground, high on atmosphere.

This year, SUNS is enriching the collection with GRC: Glassfibre Reinforced Concrete. This material is a smart mix of concrete and glass fibres, making it lighter than traditional concrete, but at least as strong. It is hard-wearing, weather-resistant and gives furniture a contemporary, robust look. The Omis dropshape table is a striking example of this.

Bouclé for outside

Bouclé is not only conquering the sofa inside this year, but also the lounge set outside. The fabric – the word comes from French and literally means 'curled' or 'looped' – is known for its rich texture and comfortable feel. In light, natural shades, bouclé brings extra warmth and softness to your outdoor space. The Pico and Blocchi lounge sets are stylish examples of this.

Furniture that adapts to you

Not every garden or terrace is the same – and the way you live outdoors also differs per person. That is why SUNS offers the possibility to put together your own setup with the You Create concept. You simply choose from various elements, such as 2-seater or 3-seater sofas, sunbeds and side tables, and determine what works best in your space.

There is also a choice in terms of finish: for the low dining tables, you can opt for a Neolith® or teak top, depending on your taste and how you use the space. The idea behind You Create is simple: furniture that adapts to you, instead of the other way around.

This article was created in collaboration with SUNS. Looking for more inspiration or to create your own set? Visit the website here.