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As these trends take hold, the growing focus on “Made in India” products and the desire for cultural representation will further solidify the importance of Indian artistry in shaping the homes of tomorrow
Homeowners in 2025 will increasingly seek decor that reflects their values of sustainability, heritage, and authenticity.
As we approach 2025, the world of interior design is poised for an exciting transformation, with a strong emphasis on sustainability, craftsmanship, and cultural authenticity. Experts predict that a blend of artisanal decor, vintage revival, and eco-friendly elements will dominate Indian homes.
According to Krsnaa Mehta, Senior Vice President – Executive Director, India Circus by Krsnaa Mehta, artisanal decor will see a significant rise in popularity. “As people increasingly prioritize sustainability and individuality, handcrafted, locally-made items are gaining momentum over mass-produced pieces,” he notes. The desire for authenticity and culturally rooted decor is driving this trend, with Indian craftsmanship taking center stage.
Handmade furniture, textiles such as handwoven rugs and handpainted mugs, handcrafted ceramics, and decorative arts infused with traditional techniques will experience a resurgence. “We can expect to see block printing adorning walls, textiles, and accessories, adding character to home interiors,” says Mehta. The fusion of Indian craftsmanship with modern design aesthetics will offer functional yet artistic pieces that align with urban sensibilities. Customized, handcrafted pieces like artisanal lighting, wooden sculptures, and terracotta pottery are likely to feature prominently in 2025.
Nyishi, Principal Architect, Splendour Living, highlights additional key trends shaping interiors in 2025:
- Vintage Revival“The incorporation of antiques into modern decor will bring character and charm to living spaces,” says Nyishi. Mixing old-world elements with contemporary designs will create a unique and personalized touch.
- Sustainable ElementsEco-friendly choices will continue to influence interior design choices. “A focus on up-cycled and natural materials will be at the forefront, helping reduce environmental impact while enhancing aesthetic appeal,” Nyishi emphasizes.
- Warm and Earthy Colour PalettesInspired by nature, shades such as terracotta, olive green, and warm neutrals will dominate. “These colors evoke a sense of comfort and connection to the environment,” according to Nyishi.
- Textured FabricsRich textures like boucle and velvet will remain prominent in upholstery and decor elements. “They add depth and a tactile experience to living spaces, creating a cozy and inviting ambiance,” Nyishi explains.
- Artisanal CraftsHandicraft items that emphasize uniqueness and support local artisans will be highly sought after. “Consumers are becoming more conscious of their purchases, preferring decor that tells a story and supports heritage crafts,” says Nyishi.
As these trends take hold, the growing focus on “Made in India” products and the desire for cultural representation will further solidify the importance of Indian artistry in shaping the homes of tomorrow. Homeowners in 2025 will increasingly seek decor that reflects their values of sustainability, heritage, and authenticity.
