Light tones will continue to dominate outdoor spaces in 2025, while natural hues and olive green take center stage. If you want to get your outdoor style right this summer, focus on three key elements: light shades, earthy tones, and olive green. So says Rikke Blæsild, Range & Design Manager at JYSK. (FOTO:JYSK)
"Olive green is a beautiful summer color. It's inspired by nature and outdoor living – a soft, harmonious hue that works well in both small and spacious outdoor areas," explains Blæsild.
Outdoor design in 2025 emphasizes natural materials and flexible solutions that turn the garden into an extension of the home. Clean lines, thoughtful details, and airy aesthetics create a peaceful and functional atmosphere that adapts to your needs.
JYSK's newest collection highlights these elements, offering stylish and practical options to personalize any outdoor space.
"Artificial plants, green accents, ambient lighting, and decorative pots complete the look, adding elegance and a cozy, refined vibe," says Blæsild.
Lounging sets like TEGLUM and the popular LYSNET rocking chair make it easy to create a relaxed yet stylish setup. For dining areas, stackable INGSTRUP chairs offer a smart and elegant solution in line with the trend toward flexible, adaptable outdoor environments.
Woven and braided details are a strong feature in the 2025 collection. Furniture pieces like the DRUMMEHOLM and STOVNER series add a light and breezy touch, while the new DAMFENNER lounge set blends classic craftsmanship with modern design.
Soft, rounded shapes remain a staple in garden design. The VAMDRUP table with its cement-fiber surface adds a raw, contemporary edge, while the best-selling BRAVA chair continues to be a perfect match.
There's still a clear preference for organic forms and relaxing comfort—highlighted by the HALVEBENE set and the ever-popular BORK hanging chair.
"Summer 2025 is all about a bright and harmonious approach to outdoor living, where natural materials, beautiful colors, and flexible solutions come together. Let yourself be inspired to create a stylish and personal outdoor space," concludes Rikke Blæsild.
📸 All images in this article are courtesy of JYSK.
📝 This article is a translated and adapted version of a press release from JYSK.
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