The 2015 Country Style Interior Design collection emphasized natural materials, rustic textures, and cozy atmospheres. Key elements included weathered wood flooring, stone accents, floral fabrics, and vintage furniture. Earthy color palettes dominated, with warm neutrals and muted greens complemented by pops of terracotta or sage. Exposed beams, woven baskets, and handcrafted ceramics were central to achieving an authentic, rustic aesthetic.

The popularity of this style in 2015 stemmed from a growing consumer demand for organic, sustainable living spaces. A 2014 survey by the National Kitchen and Bath Association (NKBA) revealed that 68% of homeowners prioritized natural materials in home renovations, aligning with broader trends toward eco-friendly design. The 2015 Country Style Visual Concepts capitalized on this shift by incorporating reclaimed wood (up 22% in market demand that year) and low-VOC paints, which resonated with environmentally conscious buyers. Additionally, the post-recession era saw a resurgence in valuing comfort and nostalgia, with 54% of U.S. homeowners reporting a preference for "cozy, lived-in" spaces over minimalist designs, as noted in a 2015 Better Homes and Gardens report. The style’s emphasis on warmth and accessibility also mirrored the increasing popularity of "rustic luxury," a niche market that grew by 17% between 2014 and 2015. By blending practicality with nostalgic charm, the 2015 Country Style collection became a staple for homeowners seeking to balance functionality with aesthetic comfort.