HYDERABAD

Biophilic Design: Expect to see more incorporation of natural elements like indoor plants, natural materials (wood, stone), and organic shapes to bring the outdoors inside.

Sustainable and Eco-Friendly Furnishings:

There’s likely to be a continued emphasis on sustainable materials and furniture made from recycled or upcycled materials.

Multifunctional Furniture:

Versatile pieces that serve multiple purposes to optimize space in smaller homes or apartments could be a trend.

Tech-Integrated Home Decor:

Smart home devices and integrated technology might further blend into home design, with furniture featuring built-in charging stations, lighting control, or even furniture with embedded screens.

Bold Colors and Patterns:

Vibrant colors and daring patterns may make a comeback in upholstery, wallpapers, and accent pieces.

Artisanal and Handcrafted Pieces:

Handmade and artisanal decor items that showcase craftsmanship and uniqueness could become more popular as people appreciate individuality and quality.

Mix of Textures:

Mixing various textures like velvet, linen, and rougher textiles to create contrast and depth in a room’s design might be on-trend.

Maximalism:

Embracing a more maximalist approach with eclectic styles, layering of patterns, and mixing different design eras.

Global Influences:

Incorporating cultural elements from various parts of the world, such as African prints, Asian-inspired decor, or South American textiles.

Minimalist Wellness Spaces:

Creating calming, minimalist spaces with a focus on mental well-being through serene colors, clutter-free zones, and comfortable, cozy furniture.