Ball Feet Furniture Is the “It” Furniture Trend of 2025

The wavy furniture trend is still going strong, so if you still want to incorporate the look into your space, this is the perfect piece for you. The two-drawer wood nightstand from Lulu and Georgia’s new collab with Aimee Song is equal parts whimsical and functional, adding a softness to your bedroom.

If it’s time for a new bed frame, why not get one that comes with ball feet? “I love the playfulness a ball foot adds to an upholstered bed frame,” says Goldberg. “Interior Define’s Maxwell Upholstered Bed is a current favorite of mine. You can customize the bed with numerous fabrics, headboard heights, and even add storage to make it the perfect piece.” Bonus: With so many fabric and color options, you can easily partake in the trend without changing the rest of your space’s design scheme.

If your style leans more eclectic and playful, you’ll want to snag this striped ottoman, which also comes in a beachy blue. The washed linen-style cabana stripes make it the ideal pick for a home on the coast—or for anyone trying to channel coastal vibes in their landlocked apartment.

Add a long bench in the hallway or at the foot of your bed to create a welcoming spot to perch in an instant. We love the bouclé fabric on this bench, which boasts two giant round balls as the feet for a look that’s the perfect combination of form and function.

We love a sideboard for hiding extra drinkware, silverware, and vases. This one from Lulu and Georgia features designer-approved fluted details and trendy ball feet, all crafted from 100 percent Sungkai wood for a durable, heirloom-worthy piece you’ll treasure for years to come.

Unlike the other ottoman on this list, this feline printed one feels more tropical, like a piece you’d see on The White Lotus. It’s a good way to inject some playful design personality into your space, especially if your taste is unconventional or you love maximalism.

With a sleek metal body and barely-there base, this side table is a minimalist’s answer to the ball feet trend. Designed by West Elm in collaboration with the design studio Pierce & Ward, this luxe cast metal piece lives way larger than its modest price tag.

Accessories can be a great way to dip your toes into a trend in a way that satisfies commitment phobes and those on a tight budget alike. While this lamp isn’t technically furniture, it has just as much presence as a bigger piece, thanks to a slim stem and prominent marble ball base.