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Have a look at the five decor trends from award-winning Indian home designs of 2022

Have a look at the five decor trends from award-winning Indian home designs of 2022

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Maximising on style, space and comfort, these award-winning Indian spaces of 2022 from the Best of Houzz winners reiterate more than ever that home is where the heart really is. These trending spaces show the latest in residential design and how homes have fast adapted to new normals.

Based on quality of service and most popular designs, Best of Houzz is an exclusive people’s people’s choice award which recognises top designs from more than 2.7 million home design professionals and interior and architectural photographers on the Houzz platform.

Build inside-outside connections

Design: Ariyona Interior

Photo: Bizou Photo

At no other time in our recent history has the focus been more on health and well being as it is now. In our homes, these connections are being maximised and enhanced, whether through full length windows and doors in living rooms or through bringing greenery inside with plants. Also high on the list is the use of natural textures like live-edge wood, cane, wool and cork.

Bring understated luxury to bedrooms

Design: Essentia Environments

Photo: Atul Pratap Chauhan

Regardless of budget and square-footage, bedrooms are the new zen spaces. Muted palettes, minimal accessories, clean-lined, clutter-free yet luxurious, that’s what homeowners and designers are opting for in bedroom design.

Hide the uglies in floor-to-ceiling cabinets

Design: Jannat Vasi Interior Design

Photo: Suleiman Merchan

Saying goodbye to mess and chaos, Indian homes are embracing full-length storage cabinets, be it in kitchens or bedrooms. They are not only great to expand storage and make the most of available space but they also look great. Also trending are light coloured cabinets that keep these hardworking spaces light and bright.

Demand more from home offices

Design: Anushka Contractor

Photo: Zhen Wei Studios – Yadnyesh Josh

The home office is prime real estate in homes today. Even the most unassuming of spots can become the most alluring of office spaces. Designers are insisting on good light, good ventilation and sensible storage to ensure that the homeowners’ continuing work-from-home (WFH) journey is a breeze.

The bathroom is the new spa

Design: Ekta Khanna Design Studio

Photo: Sushant Sinha Photography

Backlit mirrors, floating vanities, soothing textures and glam accessories come together to become the bathroom of dreams. This is the space for true relaxation and for time to oneself, and designers are giving this smallest of spaces in the house a lot of attention.

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