Summer 2025 Textile Trends:
TEN’s Top Picks from Panaz’s Collections
KAYLEIGH
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April, 11, 2025
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At TEN Design House, we are committed to crafting spaces where creativity meets consciousness. We believe that great design should leave a lasting, positive impact—not only on those who inhabit the space but on the environment as well. That’s why we continuously seek out brands that share our sustainability ethos. One such brand is Panaz, whose dedication to innovation and circular design aligns seamlessly with our own values.
Panaz’s extensive textile collections are thoughtfully developed with eco-conscious materials, such as recycled fibers and organic dyes, without compromising on aesthetic appeal or performance. Their offerings are particularly well-suited for our Build to Rent (BTR) projects across the UK, where durability, visual impact, and environmental responsibility are equally essential. These qualities make Panaz a front-runner in shaping 2025 textile trends.
1. Eco Twist: Where Sustainability Meets Summer Style
The Eco Twist range is crafted from 100% recycled polyester, addressing the global issue of textile waste while delivering on durability and style. With its subtly textured surface, it adds visual interest without overwhelming a space—ideal for indoor areas that blur the line between interior and exterior, such as sunrooms or garden lounges.
2. Luxe Performance Velvet: Velvet, Reimagined for Summer
Traditionally associated with winter, velvet may seem like an unexpected choice for summer. However, Panaz’s Luxe Performance Velvet defies convention. Engineered to withstand UV exposure and resist fading, it’s perfect for high-traffic hospitality environments that demand both luxury and resilience. Available in fresh seasonal shades like Soft Peach, Celadon, Dark Coral, and Ochre, this range brings plush elegance to warmer interiors and aligns beautifully with the 2025 colour trends.
3. Morris & Co Collaboration: Nature-Inspired Heritage Prints
Panaz’s collaboration with Morris & Co celebrates British heritage through nature-inspired patterns. The Willow Boughs and Golden Lily prints are timeless yet fresh—perfect for accent chairs, scatter cushions, or feature upholstery. These prints subtly infuse interiors with biophilic energy, ideal for spring and summer palettes.
2025 Colour Trends: A Curated Palette
This year’s 2025 colour trends reflect a growing desire for warmth, wellness, and a return to nature. Here are some of our standout tones:
Sun-Kissed Terracottas
Earthy reds and burnt oranges evoke Mediterranean charm. The Aston range includes tones such as Terracotta, Spice, and Tan, offering high performance for summer-ready interiors.
Ocean Blues & Aqua Greens
Cool and calming, these resort-inspired hues are ideal for wellness spaces. Shelby Seafoam, for example, features beautifully in The Barnum lounge area in Nottingham.
Soft Pastel Accents
Delicate and serene, tones like dusty pinks, butter yellows, and sage greens appear in the new Silkie range, which includes shades such as Dusty Sage, Rosewood, and Ivory.
These colourways are not only on trend but also incredibly versatile—capturing the spirit of summer while laying the groundwork for timeless interiors.
Designing for the Season with Panaz
At TEN Design House, we incorporate Panaz fabrics to effortlessly transition our interiors through the seasons. Here’s how:
Lighten the Mood with Summer-Ready Fabrics
Opt for breathable and lightweight fabrics like Eco Twist, ideal for sun-drenched rooms or spaces that open to the outdoors.
Introduce Colour & Pattern with Purpose
Brighten interiors with nature-inspired patterns from the Morris & Co collection, adding energy and biophilia to your space.
Embrace Timeless Colour Foundations
Soft neutrals, subtle earthy hues, and pastel tones offer timelessness and versatility—foundations that adapt seamlessly from season to season and echo current 2025 textile trends.
Looking Ahead: A Responsible Future for Textiles
The evolution of 2025 textile trends signals a deeper shift in the design world—towards sustainability, longevity, and well-being. At the forefront of this shift are brands like Panaz, creating high-performance fabrics that harmonise luxury with environmental stewardship.
As we step into summer 2025, the future of interior textiles is clear: materials must not only be beautiful but also built to last, with a conscience.
