Miley Cyrus's unorthodox living room colors embody Rock n' Roll design – the nostalgic and dramatic shades signal a shift towards personal style in 2025
Dark colors combine in Miley Cyrus's eclectic and whimsical living room – the unusual shades come together to create a highly unique and original look

Our homes are our sanctuaries. Sometimes this means making the design as calming as possible, but other times it can mean decorating to our heart's content. Infusing your personality into your decor ensures a unique look that you continue to love as the years go on. Miley Cyrus's rocker chic living room embodies this idea.
The singer's space, decorated by her mother Tish Cyrus, is a masterclass in non-traditional living room colors. It has black walls paired with bright blue sofas and purple, blue and pink artworks hanging above the fireplace. In the center of the room, a gold coffee table brings a metallic glow to the textural scheme. Every surface is littered with colorful decorative objects, including the built-in shelves. Overall, the room is an eclectic reflection of Miley Cyrus's '80s-inspired Rock and Roll tastes, combined artfully into a room.
Though the space feels unique, experts say this kind of personalized design is a rising interior design trend for 2025, especially when there's an element of nostalgia involved. Georgia Metfalfe, design and furniture expert at French Bedroom explains: 'The world has felt a little turbulent lately, and minimalist interiors don’t quite offer the cocooning feel that we crave from our homes. So, it’s no surprise that we’re turning to somewhere often nostalgic and synonymous with familiarity and comfort. The most wonderful thing about this look is that it encourages an eclectic approach to interiors – the fusion of old and new, a combination of stripes and florals and plentiful use of colour and pattern.'
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This blue velvet sofa has an interesting texture similar to that on Miley Cyrus's seating. The beautiful velvet fabric adds interest movement to the color scheme.
This hardcover book from Rizzoli Classics follows the trajectory of Keith Haring's artistic career. Informational with an artistic cover perfect for display on your shelves and it's the exact same version Haring has on his coffee table.
Cyrus accessorizes her coffee table with a stunning matte stoneware bowl, and this lapiz lazulli version is a stunning way to bring color in. I love how it looks on the gold coffee table.
This beautiful vase is available in sage green, one of the biggest color trends of the year. It's ideal for adding a pop of color and an interesting shape to your coffee table, like the one Miley's flowers are in.
Miley Cyrus accessorizes her shelves with a signature art piece from Danish artist Helle Mardahl. I love that this one has a bit of purple for color.
These travertine white hexagonal coasters add a decorative touch to any coffee table. They are stunning and protective.
The appeal of storied personal spaces is part of the larger nostalgia-core trend. 'Nostalgia-core in interior design is a compelling trend that draws on the comforting aesthetics of the past,' explains Lena Gierasinska, interior designer at Barker and Stonehouse. 'It’s about recreating the emotional connection to bygone eras—whether it's the '70s, '80s, or '90s. The appeal of this style lies in its ability to provide a sense of stability and familiarity in a world that constantly changes and can sometimes feel uncertain. Nostalgia-core interiors often feature retro colour palettes, iconic patterns, and furniture that harks back to previous decades, evoking a feeling of warmth and sentimentality.'
If you want to recreate a similar look in your home, it comes down to artful living room styling. Lena Gierasinka advises: 'To style nostalgia-core in your home, begin by introducing bold, retro patterns like geometric prints or floral designs, alongside furniture in earthy tones, teak wood, or plush velvets. Consider adding a comfortable, classic sofa as a key focal point. Mixing elements from different periods is encouraged—creating a space that feels cosy, personal, and authentic. Incorporate personal touches such as old photographs and mementoes for added charm. Finally, balance these nostalgic elements with contemporary touches to ensure the space remains functional and fresh. Nostalgia-core is about creating a home that feels both timeless and welcoming, with a dash of retro charm.'
When your interiors are inspired by your heart, you can't go wrong.
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Sophie is a London-based News Editor at Homes & Gardens, where she works on the Celebrity Style team. She is fascinated by the intersection of design and popular culture and is particularly excited when researching trends or interior history. Sophie is an avid pop culture fan. As an H&G editor, she has interviewed the likes of Martha Stewart, Hilary Duff, and the casts of Queer Eye and Selling Sunset. Before joining Future Publishing, Sophie worked as the Head of Content and Communications at Fig Linens and Home, a boutique luxury linens and furniture brand. She has also written features on exciting developments in the design world for Westport Magazine. Sophie has an MSc from the Oxford University Department of Anthropology and a BA in Creative Writing and Sociology from Sarah Lawrence College.
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