Interior design is constantly evolving, and 2025 brings with it trends that will redefine the way we conceive spaces. At Ascale, we believe in the importance of innovative, sustainable and functional materials that adapt to the needs of contemporary architecture and interior design.

From nature as inspiration to the fusion between design and gastronomy, these are the trends that will set the direction of design this year.

Sustainable and natural materials

Commitment to the environment is a priority in interior design. Increasingly, architects and designers are looking for materials that are not only aesthetically appealing, but also environmentally friendly.

Sintered stone is a key solution in this trend, as it is produced with natural raw materials and processes that optimize energy consumption. Its strength and durability make it a sustainable alternative to other less efficient materials.

Reliefs and textures for greater realism

2025 will be the year when surfaces are no longer simply visual but become a tactile and sensory experience. The trend is for embossed materials, textured finishes and ultra-realistic details that enhance the connection with nature.

At Ascale, we have perfected our printing and production technologies to achieve surfaces with unprecedented realism. Now, our designs not only simulate natural stone, but incorporate a finish where touch and sight are perfectly synchronized, achieving an unparalleled sense of authenticity.

This trend applies not only to countertops and floors, but also to wall and façade cladding, where texture plays a fundamental role in the perception of space.

Kitchens as the epicenter of design and experience

Kitchens are no longer purely functional spaces but have become the heart of the home. In 2025, the trend is for open, integrated kitchens, where the island or countertop becomes the absolute protagonist of the interior design.

These large spaces connected to the living room allow for greater social interaction and a continuous flow between the food preparation area and the living area. Continuous surfaces and high-quality materials, such as sintered stone, provide not only durability and resistance to heat and scratching, but also an elegant and sophisticated aesthetic that frames the kitchen as the centerpiece of the space.

In addition, the minimalist design and integration of smart technologies make the experience both visual and practical, achieving a perfect harmony between functionality and style.

In addition, the fusion between design and gastronomy has gained great relevance. An example of this was Cevisama 2025, where Cañitas Maite chefs offered an exclusive showcooking on one of our sintered stone slabs. This event demonstrated how innovative materials can elevate the culinary experience, providing not only strength and durability, but also impeccable aesthetics.

Multipurpose spaces: functionality without renouncing design

With the growing demand for more versatile housing, multipurpose spaces have become one of the most important trends of 2025. The key is in designs that allow transforming a room according to the need of the moment, combining technology, ergonomics and high-performance materials.

Large-format slabs, such as those offered by Ascale, facilitate the creation of flexible environments by allowing seamless integration between surfaces. From open kitchens that merge with the living room to bathrooms that convey a spa-like feel, versatility is key in contemporary projects.

According to Room Diseño, the “Slowlife” philosophy is one of the big bets in design today. During MIAD 2025, interior designer Inés Benavides presented a space inspired by this concept for Ascale, where our materials Tivoli White, Allure Black, Onice Black and Pierre Bleue were the protagonists, transmitting calm and sophistication.

Biophilic design: connecting with nature

In an increasingly urbanized world, the need to reconnect with nature within our homes and workspaces continues to grow. Biophilic design remains one of the most relevant trends, integrating natural materials, natural light and organic elements into architectural projects.

The use of stones that evoke nature, such as Ascale’s marble and granite-inspired collections, allows us to incorporate this trend in an elegant and sophisticated way. In addition, the combination of earthy colors, deep greens and organic textures helps create spaces that convey calm and well-being.

A 2025 where innovation and sustainability lead the way

This year’s trends reflect a clear evolution towards a more conscious design, where sustainability, functionality and aesthetics are intertwined to offer spaces that are not only beautiful, but also efficient and durable.

At Ascale, we remain committed to innovation to offer materials that redefine the standards of contemporary design.