Autumn Bedroom Trends 2025: How to Create a Warm, Cosy and Inviting Space

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As the evenings draw in and the air turns crisp, autumn is the perfect season to refresh your bedroom and make it a cosy haven you’ll love retreating to. This year’s autumn trends are all about comfort, natural textures, and creating a sense of warmth that makes you feel instantly relaxed as soon as you step inside.

At the heart of every beautiful bedroom is the bed itself, the true centrepiece of the space. Choosing the right style of bed not only makes your room look inviting but also ensures it feels practical and homely too. Below, we’re diving into some of the biggest bedroom trends for autumn 2025 and sharing tips on how to transform your space into the ultimate cosy retreat.

How to Make Your Garden More Resilient to the Autumn and Winter Weather

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The colder, wetter seasons of autumn and winter can take their toll on your garden. You may find it’s soggy, brown and uninspiring, which can be disappointing when it was full of colouring and seemingly thriving during the summer. But more worryingly, it’s a time when flooding, root rot, and plant diseases can become a real problem. 

So, it’s a good idea to incorporate landscaping and design ideas to boost resilience and draw up a seasonal maintenance plan to help your garden thrive whatever the weather and ensure that you have a healthy garden all year round. 

Fashion Must Haves this Autumn/Winter Season

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As the darker, colder evenings draw in and those long summer evenings become a distant memory, it must mean that autumn is here with winter not too far away either. So as we pack away our summer wardrobe and dig out those trusty winter favourites (onesies for the win right...?) I am sharing some of my autumn/winter must haves for this year. From going out to staying in, here are some pieces you will want to add to your wardrobe for this winter season. 

Remember winter doesn't have to be all dark, muted colours and knitted jumpers. It can be fun, colourful and cosy too. Here are some of my suggestions from Femme Luxe for winter wardrobe staples that can be mixed and matched with the rest of your wardrobe this winter for comfy, seasonal fashion statements. 

Easy Ways to Upgrade Your Winter Look

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As the colder weather sweeps in, those long warm summer days already feel like a distant memory! If like me you’ve recently brought your winter wardrobe out of storage, only to be horrified by the sheer amount of black, dark grey and navy on offer, you certainly aren’t alone. In general we tend to be braver with fashion in the warmer months when the sun is shining, our mood is good and we’re perhaps feeling a little more confident about our bodies. However as winter comes around, we cover up, we hide away, and we stick to plain, dark colours that we think are easier to layer.

There are many advantages to this, but let’s face it, it can be boring. The good news is, you don’t have to go out and replace your whole wardrobe to update your winter look. There are actually some simple ways you can upgrade your look and how you feel ready for winter and we are sharing some of them below. 

3 toddler friendly Autumn crafts.

Can you believe the summer is over already!? There is definitely more of a chill in the air and the nights are getting darker earlier and earlier by the day. We drove past some conker tree's on our way to school this week and my son was so excited about going to collect conkers again this, which for me thinking about what Autumn crafts we could do.

So here are some of our favourite Autumn crafts, if you do have a go at any of them I would love to see your results over on my Facebook page or Twitter page!

Conker catapillers!

Gather up lots of different sized conkers and get a grown up to drill a small hole through the centre of each one (we used a thick needle and thread for some but it was quite tough so a drill would be quicker). Thread each one on to wool or string making sure you use your biggest conker first as this will be the head, we then placed an acorn casing at the tail end of ours. Tie of the ends of your string and you could now draw a face on your catapiller or even paint it! We used some googly eyes and a pipe cleaner for ours.