Here’s a look at what’s trending in interior design right now—with a focus on styles gaining momentum in 2025:
Popular Interior Design Trends for 2025
1. Japandi: Minimalist Comfort
A harmonious fusion of Scandinavian simplicity and Japanese minimalism, Japandi continues to dominate. It emphasizes clean lines, neutral palettes, warm lighting, and natural materials—perfect for serene and welcoming interiors.
(Decorilla)
2. Textured Walls & Ceilings
Flat surfaces are taking a back seat. Think wallpapered ceilings, decorative plaster, wood paneling—these provide depth and visual intrigue, turning ordinary walls into standout features.
(Decorilla)
3. Home Wellness & Multi-Functional Spaces
Wellness-inspired design is now a focal point. Spaces like yoga or meditation nooks, spa-style bathrooms, and outdoor living areas that blend seamlessly with the interior are becoming everyday essentials.
(Decorilla)
4. Discreet Smart Tech
Integrating technology has become more subtle and stylish. From hidden speakers and wireless charging furniture to voice-controlled lighting—smart features are getting a design makeover.
(Decorilla)
5. Color-Drenched Rooms
Bold, monochromatic schemes are trending. Rooms painted in different shades of a single hue—from soothing pastels to statement tones—are creating dramatic and cohesive looks.
(Decorilla)
6. Casual Comfort & Curved Furniture
Comfort is king. Plush sofas, soft fabrics, and rounded furniture that invite lounging are redefining luxury. These cozy forms are both stylish and practical.
(Decorilla)
7. Vintage, Retro & Maximalism Revival
Nostalgia is back. Expect Art Deco elements with geometric patterns and metallic finishes, vintage finds mixed-through maximalist styling, and rich textures adding personal depth.
(ELLE Decor, The Spruce, Boca do Lobo, Vogue)
8. Warm Metallics & Textural Layers
Bronze, brass, copper accents are making a strong comeback. Combine them with floral appliqués, velvet, stone, or wood for spaces with character and charm.
(Boca do Lobo)
9. Sustainable, Crafted & Touch-Sensitive Design
There’s a shift toward eco-conscious design and handcrafted charm. Think repurposed materials, artisanal furniture, textured surfaces, and human-crafted details.
(ELLE Decor)
10. Bold, Personal Expression
Designers are pushing people to be bolder—embracing playful colors, pattern mixes, sculptural forms, and even hand-drawn décor elements that express individuality.
(Homes & Gardens, Livingetc, ELLE Decor)
In Summary: What’s Trending Now
- Japandi & cozy minimalism
- Textured surfaces & craft details
- Wellness-focused, multifunctional layouts
- Hidden home tech
- Vibrant monochrome palettes
- Curved, casual furniture for comfort
- Retro & artisanal maximalism
- Sustainable materials & bespoke pieces
- Daring personal touches
These trends resonate strongly with homeowners in Delhi NCR—especially those in Gurgaon, Noida, and Delhi—who are drawn to wellness, sustainability, personalized design, and high craftsmanship in modern interiors.
Would you like suggestions on how to incorporate any of these trends locally—like on a budget in Noida flats or blending Art Deco with Indian decor?