Discover which textures, colours, and patterns will be defining macrame in 2025 according to top macrame talents.

Macrame trends in 2025 are set to take this timeless craft to exciting new heights.

As the mindful art of macrame continues to evolve, macrame enthusiasts and creative makers can look forward to fresh textures, innovative patterns, and exciting colour palettes. Whether you’re a professional macrame artist, starting your creative journey, or just love to create, staying on top of these macrame trends in 2025 will keep your work both inspiring and relevant.

To give you a glimpse into what the future of macrame will look like, I’ve collaborated with talented macrame artists worldwide, to share their insights on what will be trending in 2025.

From popular knots and rising materials to broader influences from fashion and design, this guide will explore the top macrame trends for 2025 that will elevate your craft and spark your creativity.

Get ready to dive into the textures, colors, and inspirations shaping the macrame world in 2025 and discover practical tips from my top experts to stay ahead in this amazing ever-evolving art form.


The macrame world is embracing a dynamic range of textures in 2025, blending bold, interactive designs with refined minimalism. From plush, oversized knots to sleek finishes, these emerging styles redefine tactile appeal. Let’s explore how artists like Tatiana Leardi, Silvia Lesko, and Rianne Aart are knotting these trends into their craft.

Luxe Layers: “Textures that encourage interaction are rising,” says Tatiana Leardi from Macrame Spaghetti. Plush, oversized knots and rich, tactile surfaces invite you to touch and explore.

Tatiana Leardi, Macrame Spaghetti

Nature-Inspired Details: Organic patterns and natural shapes are becoming increasingly popular.

“I love incorporating macrame leaves into my wall decorations; nature is such a big inspiration” – Silvia Lesko from NISI.Studio.

Minimal aesthetics: According to Danish contemporary fibre artist Rianne Aart from Teddy and Wool, Minimalist aesthetics are taking precedence over heavily adorned, intricate
styles with lots of fringes, knots, or wool.

Rianne Aarts – Teddy and Wool

This year’s colour palettes balance grounding hues with unexpected pops of vibrancy.

Earthy Classics: Earthy tones like terracotta and sage greens will continue to dominate. I’m excited to mix soft pastels with those earthy colours to create a calming, modern look. Terracotta, sage green, and mushroom tones connect people to nature and sustainability,” explains Nghi Ho from Miss Knottie Macrame.

“Earthy tones will dominate, complemented by soft pastels like lavender, and blush pink” – Nghi Ho from Miss Knottie Macrame.

Bold Accents: “Jewel tones like emerald green and sapphire blue are making a bold comeback,” adds Tatiana Leardi, highlighting the desire for more expressive and vibrant choices.

Miranda Geuze creator of Lomiah Creations believes that natural tones like sand, beige, and creamy off-white are here to stay, complemented by earthy shades such as soft browns like caffè latte and mud. She adds that warm accents like rust and yellow will also feature prominently.

“I love pairing coral or salmon with these natural hues for a striking effect, especially in large wall hangings.” Miranda Geuze, Lomiah Creations

According to London-based Violetta Onishchenko, founder of Vitta House School of Macrame,
sparkly rhinestone ropes add a touch of luxury to fashion, while earthy tones create cosy, warm vibes.

“For a burst of energy, bright colour combinations uplift both the creator and the user, blending creativity with vibrant self-expression.” – Violetta Onishchenko

Violetta Onishchenko, Vitta Fashion

Patterns in 2025 are all about versatility and creativity, blending structure with fluidity.

3D Structure: Italian Valentina Russo founder of Valirù Handcrafted has no doubts! Here’s what she shares with me: “I think that textured and three-dimensional knots, will become increasingly popular, especially in 3D macramé creations. This technique allows for the creation of pieces that are not only decorative but also structural, like lamps, sculptures, or art installations. Three-dimensional patterns stand out for their depth and their ability to transform simple cords into striking, dynamic objects. Additionally, patterns inspired by nature will reflect the growing desire for a connection with the natural world.

“Three-dimensional patterns stand out for their depth and their ability to transform simple cords into striking, dynamic objects.” – Valentina Russo, Valirù Handcrafted

Valentina Russo, Valirù Handcrafted

Larissa Mendez from Rakè Boho Decor tells me:”The growing use of AI in design is unlocking fresh and innovative possibilities, offering unique solutions when inspiration feels elusive. This fusion between creativity and technology is reshaping how macrame artists approach their craft.”

Organic Flow: “Asymmetry and rounded shapes reflect a free-spirited, bohemian vibe,” shares Nghi Ho. These designs balance fluidity and structure, allowing for individuality.

Intricate Geometrics: “Graphic, repetitive patterns demand precision, but their clean lines are striking,” says Silvia Lesko. Perfect for minimalist designs, these patterns provide a modern, elegant edge.

The world of tiles has inspired me since the beginning I started my journey – Larissa Melendez, Rakè Boho Decor

Larissa Mèlendez, Rakè Boho Design.

My final thoughts…

As we step into 2025, the macrame world is alive with inspiration, creativity, and fresh perspectives.

I’m eagerly looking forward to watching the mindful art of knotting continue to evolve over the coming months, and seeing what macrame artists worldwide will create and infuse their work with.

For us as artists, it’s essential to keep challenging ourselves to expand our craft, using macrame not only as a medium for beauty but as a powerful tool for self-expression and social commentary. Art can be a reflection of who we are and what’s happening in the world around us, connecting us with our audiences on a deep, meaningful level.

In conclusion, the top macrame trends in 2025 remind us that this craft is more than creating beautiful pieces. Ultimately, it’s about expressing our inner selves, finding mindfulness, and building connections within a global, creative community. Together, we’re shaping a future where macrame remains a vibrant and relevant art form and craft, alive with purpose and innovation.

Want to stay ahead of the curve, explore new techniques, and dive into the top macrame trends in 2025? Download the exclusive zine featuring in-depth insights from the leading worldwide contributors: Rianne, Violette, Tatiana, Nghi, Silvia, Miranda, Valentina, and Larissa.

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