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Styling Sustainably: 2025’s Guide to Eco-Conscious Interior Design

Styling Sustainably: 2025’s Guide to Eco-Conscious Interior Design

By Molly SishtonDec 17, 2024

As we step into 2025, it’s the perfect time to make thoughtful choices for our interiors. Creating a home that’s both stylish and functional no longer needs to come at the planet’s expense. With more Gen Zs influencing the interior design world, the demand for sustainability has grown significantly. Eco-friendly wallpaper options are leading the charge, offering beauty, durability, and environmental benefits. Now, you can design a space that’s as kind to the Earth as it is visually inspiring. Let’s explore how you can embrace eco-conscious styling in the year ahead.

1. Eco-Friendly Materials: Wallpapers That Respect the Planet

The foundation of any sustainable design is the materials. Wallpapers made from recycled fibers or sustainably sourced materials like cork or bamboo are perfect for reducing your environmental impact while adding natural beauty to your space. Look for certifications from organizations like the Forest Stewardship Council (FSC) to ensure products are responsibly sourced.

For a healthier home, opt for low-VOC (volatile organic compound) wallpapers that improve indoor air quality, making them safer for you and the planet. Brands that use water-based or vegetable-based inks further enhance sustainability while offering vibrant, high-quality designs.

For an array of stunning eco-friendly choices, you should explore the Masi x NewWall collection. These designs bring art and ethics together, showcasing how thoughtful production can result in beautiful, impactful interiors. Whether it’s low-VOC inks or responsibly sourced fibers, Masi ensures that style and sustainability go hand in hand.

Style Tip: Pair natural-toned wallpapers with wooden furniture and soft, organic fabrics for a serene and harmonious look.

2. Biophilic Design: Bring the Outdoors In

Nature has always been a powerful source of inspiration in design, and biophilic interiors take this connection a step further. Surrounding yourself with natural elements—whether through botanical patterns, earthy textures, or wallpapers that mimic wood, stone, or greenery—can not only create a calming environment but also encourage more eco-conscious choices.

When your home reflects the beauty of the natural world, it’s a subtle reminder of what we’re striving to preserve. Incorporating nature-inspired wallpapers into your space can foster a deeper appreciation for sustainability and a greater motivation to protect the environment.

Style Tip: Choose wallpapers with organic motifs in soothing greens, browns, or neutrals, and pair them with sustainable decor like reclaimed wood furniture or natural fiber rugs. By integrating these elements, you can design a space that inspires both beauty and mindful living.

3. Minimalist Aesthetic:
Less Is More

Minimalism isn’t just an aesthetic—it’s a mindset. In a world of fast trends and endless hauls, minimalism offers a refreshing stance against overconsumption. It’s about choosing intentionally, valuing quality over quantity, and creating a space that feels purposeful rather than cluttered.

In wallpaper, this translates to sleek, understated designs with subtle textures that provide a timeless foundation for your interiors. And for this, we always turn to Emma Hayes. Her versatile patterns adapt effortlessly to changing styles, allowing you to curate your space with meaningful decor rather than fleeting trends. 

Peel-and-stick options are perfect for those seeking easy customization without waste, offering a sustainable way to refresh your walls whenever inspiration strikes.

Style Tip: Let minimalist wallpaper be the backdrop to thoughtful design. Pair it with functional furniture and a few bold accents, like sculptural lighting or statement art, for a space that feels curated, not chaotic.Minimalism isn’t just an aesthetic—it’s a mindset. In a world of fast trends and endless hauls, minimalism offers a refreshing stance against overconsumption. It’s about choosing intentionally, valuing quality over quantity, and creating a space that feels purposeful rather than cluttered.

4. Transparency and Ethical Production: Design with Purpose

At NewWall, we believe the story behind your wallpaper matters. It’s not just about beautiful designs—it’s about understanding how they’re made and the values they represent. House of Hackney, for example, takes ethical production to heart, creating wallpapers that are as sustainable as they are stunning.

This commitment to giving back is also seen in designs like the Blue Rose Weeping Auralian, where all proceeds go to Stop Ecocide International, a charity dedicated to protecting the planet…

It serves as a stunning reminder that choosing ethically made wallpapers isn’t just about elevating your space - it’s about making a meaningful contribution to a better future.

We hope you enjoyed this journey into sustainable design.