MIAD 2025. Decoration essentials

The MIAD (Madrid Inside Art & Design) fair was held at the emblematic Plaza de Toros de Las Ventas, bringing together some of the most influential names in interior design, making it the perfect setting to discover the trends that will set the course of decoration in the coming months.

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MIAD 2025: Trends in wallpaper and textile decoration for the home

On March 9, one of the most awaited fairs for interior design lovers came to an end: MIAD (Madrid Inside Art & Design). Held in the emblematic Plaza de Toros de Las Ventas, this fair has brought together some of the most influential names in interior design, becoming the perfect setting to discover the trends that will set the course of decoration in the coming months.

From nature-inspired prints to innovations in sustainable textures and materials, the event made it clear that interior design continues to evolve to offer environments that combine beauty, functionality and sustainability.

Below, we explore the most prominent trends in wallpaper and textile home décor that we saw at MIAD 2025 and how some of my own designs can fit in perfectly with these decorative trends.

1. Nature at home: the boom in botanical and organic patterns

The connection with nature continues to be key in interior design. At MIAD 2025, we were able to see how botanical prints, natural landscapes and textures inspired by organic elements are consolidating as protagonists on walls and textiles. Firms such as Coordonné and Élitis have opted for wallpapers with lush vegetation, bringing freshness and serenity to spaces.

My proposal: If you love natural motifs, my design "Botanical Bliss Greenery"available at Happywall fits perfectly with this trend. Its delicate leaves in shades of green convey calm and balance, ideal for living rooms or bedrooms where a relaxing atmosphere is sought.

2. Modern geometry in action: structured patterns to make an impact

Geometric shapes have proven their versatility in decoration. In this edition of MIAD, firms such as Arte Internacional and Casamance presented collections in which geometric patterns, from subtle lines to more daring compositions, bring dynamism and depth to spaces.

My proposals: 

"Contemporary Grey Cube" is a design that plays with geometric shapes and soft tones, ideal for those looking for a modern and sophisticated wallpaper. Perfect for home offices or work spaces that require a contemporary touch without being overwhelming.

"Sage Geometric Charm"geometric design with the green tone of absolute trend Camo Green, ideal to give personality to any wall, with a modern and creative touch.

"Rustic Terracotta Squares"rustic design reminiscent of terracotta tiles with natural clay textures.

"Navy Brick Style Decor" , with simple brick geometry in navy blue, ideal for kitchens or bathrooms.

3. Textures inviting to the touch

One of the big bets this year has been the search for textures that add depth to surfaces. Wallpapers with a linen, raffia or even embossed effect were one of the stars of MIAD, with outstanding examples at the Omexco and Wall&Deco stands.

My proposals: "Elegant Vertical Stripes"It mimics the appearance of a natural fabric, offering a warm and cozy finish that adds elegance without overloading the environment. It is an excellent choice for minimalist spaces looking for an extra layer of sophistication.

4. Warm and cozy colors: the era of Mocha Mousse

The color of the year according to Pantone, Mocha Mousse, has become a key element in the decorative proposals seen at MIAD. Earthy tones, such as beiges, soft browns and ochers, have dominated the spaces, creating enveloping and cozy atmospheres.

My proposal: "Earthy Tones Scallop Design"is a design that incorporates these warm tones, providing balance and serenity. It is perfect for rooms where a relaxed and cozy atmosphere is sought, such as bedrooms or living rooms.

5. Commitment to sustainability: eco-friendly materials and processes.

Environmental awareness was reflected in many of the products presented at MIAD 2025. Recycled materials, natural dyes and responsible manufacturing processes were some of the most valued aspects of this edition. Brands such as Pierre Frey and Camengo have shown that sustainable design is not at odds with aesthetics.

My proposal: "Vintage Blossom Charm"is a tribute to nature and sustainability. With organic motifs and a soft color palette, it is ideal for those seeking responsible decor without sacrificing beauty.

Companies and spaces highlighted at MIAD 2025

Some of the most prestigious firms in the world of interior design have participated in this edition, leaving their mark with innovative proposals:

  • AscaleAscale Hotel", designed by Laura Carrillo Interior Design, showed innovative solutions in surfaces and materials for the home.
  • PantoneMocha Mousse: They presented the color of the year, Mocha Mousse, and its application in different decorative contexts.
  • Élitis y CoordonnéNatural prints and high quality materials for wallpapering interiors with style and personality.

MIAD 2025 has been a reflection of how decoration continues to evolve to offer spaces that are more welcoming, sustainable and full of personality. You can see more photos of MIAD 2025 on its website and in his account at Instagram.

If you have been inspired by these trends, feel free to explore my designs on Happywall and find the perfect wallpaper to transform your home with a unique and contemporary touch.

Which of these trends would you incorporate into your home? Tell me in comments or tag me if you're inspired by my designs.! ✨

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