What’s Hot, What’s Not. Decor Insights From The Insiders.

Are you thinking about giving your home a makeover this year? Dreaming of creating that jaw-dropping, magazine-perfect space you've always wanted? Well, we’ve got some exciting news for you. We reached out to our network of interior design experts to bring you some insights into the latest decor trends for this year. According to Soniya Jandwani Baveja from Design Xplore, "This year is all about eclectic decor." She adds, "There are no hard-and-fast rules anymore. Let your imagination run wild and design spaces that truly reflect who you are." While we encourage creativity, we're here to provide guidance to keep things balanced. **Bold Prints in Style** Expect to see bold geometric patterns, vibrant tropical prints, and a mix of textures taking center stage. These elements come together to create an inspiring and unique atmosphere. For those who prefer a more traditional yet modern aesthetic, Saumya Aymuas, who runs The Aymuas Project, mentions that Ikat, a classic Indian design, is making waves on curtains and cushions.  **Colors Taking Over** Shraddha from Shraddha Sodha Interiors and Artistry notes, "Neutral tones and textures continue to dominate wall colors, but blues and greens are back in a big way." This year’s Pantone Color of the Year, Greenery, is expected to be a dominant feature in home decor. Light shades of blue, gray, and white paired with pops of brighter colors will be everywhere.  **Textured Walls** Walls are getting a textured makeover. Saumya suggests, "Wall stickers are great for those who are hesitant to commit. They're easy to remove if you grow tired of them, and they're budget-friendly." They add an element of fun and flair to any room.  **Materials Making Waves** Wood remains a timeless choice, but other materials like terracotta, iron, brass, and copper are gaining popularity. Cane, traditionally used for outdoor furniture, is experiencing a resurgence, possibly combined with solid wood. Shraddha predicts, "The word I keep coming back to this year is tactile—blending materials with opposing characteristics to create something entirely new." She's also betting on cork making a splash this year.  **Seating with a Twist** This year, expect to see more wooden furniture and less plush seating. Scandinavian designs are trending because they are compact, lightweight, and durable. Saumya observes, "People are realizing furniture is a long-term investment. They want pieces that are versatile, eco-friendly, and easy to move if needed." Minimalist, compact, yet cozy loungers are recommended as essential seating options.  **Sleeping in Comfort** Bedrooms are getting a luxurious upgrade. Saumya highlights, "Contemporary upholstered beds are in demand." As urban spaces shrink, beds with built-in storage are also becoming popular. They maximize space while keeping the bedroom organized.  **Kitchen Evolution** Kitchens are personal spaces, so modular designs with customizable features will remain popular. In smaller kitchens, the goal is to create an open and airy feel by using light colors like steel grey, white, and matte black, with bright accents such as orange, yellow, or green. Shraddha adds, "Reimagining materials for specific surfaces could break away from traditional kitchen design norms."  **Smart Wardrobes** Storage solutions are evolving. This season, focus on subtle yet practical storage options. Sliding shutters are ideal for smaller rooms. Look for ergonomic fittings and partitions to enhance wardrobe functionality. Customizable wardrobes are also trending to meet individual storage needs. Saumya shares her thoughts: "I believe wardrobes are often overlooked. More hanging space is what I hope to see—garments stay visible and take up less space when hung. A few drawers for smaller items like socks or lingerie would be ideal."  **Dining Diversified** Soniya describes a current project where she’s mixing six different chairs around a single dining table, all in the same color scheme. This year, eclectic setups are trending, breaking away from the conventional matchy-matchy look. **Final Tips to Inspire You** - Collect souvenirs from your travels—small trinkets, magnets, or framed photographs—to personalize your space. - Upcycle old items into new treasures. Nothing should go to waste if it can be repurposed. - Accessorize with colorful cushions and throws—they’re budget-friendly and allow you to change the vibe of your home regularly.  Still unsure how to transform your space? Our interior design team offers consultations to explore the potential of your home. **Tags:** How To, Home Decor --- Need help with your next home improvement project? Let our design experts guide you through the endless possibilities!

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