Luxury Interior Design Trends in Mumbai

1
Luxury Interior Design Trends in Mumbai
2

• Colours are the New Neutrals
• Colours like soft peachy corals and terra cotta,
  pastels and soft hues will replace the neutrals.
  Golden yellow tones matched with velvets and
  leathery finishes are the new trend. Tiles,
  cabinetries and walls serve as opportunities for
  more colour. Shades of pink that are a more
  sophisticated version of the millennial pink
  weve seen in recent years appear to be more in
  trend in 2020.

3

• Sustainable Materials
• Sustainability has become incredibly important in
  this day and age. Thankfully, people are more
  knowledgeable and willing than ever before. This
  drives them towards making ethical buying habits,
  which reflects in the overall design sensibility
  as well. Sustainably harvested materials include
  acacia and rattan in fixtures.

4

• Easy-to-Use FixturesEven renters can tailor a
  place with swag fixtures, now that portables are
  no longer limited to tables and floor lamps.
  Lighting fixtures dont just brighten the room,
  they are a bold detail. Theyre ideal for anyone
  who wants to invest in statement lighting pieces
  without the long-term commitment of hardwiring.
  Theyre the perfect balance between cultured form
  and convenient functionality.

5

• Patterned EverythingPatterns, especially
  layering patterns is becoming more and more
  prevalent. The highlight of this trend is, there
  are no rules. Colour palettes are used to tie
  together patterns and materials of different
  scales and origins. It is an effortless way of
  bringing more drama and style into a design.

6

• Bold ContrastDramatic, high contrast is making a
  comeback. It makes an otherwise monochromatic,
  neutral room a fresh dose of crispness and even
  fresher take on neutrals. Bold combinations of
  black and white feel timeless. Playing around
  with different materials of the same colour
  family is a fun element in bold contrasting
  designs.

7

• Wallpapered CeilingsThis is another great way to
  incorporate contrast in a design. There really is
  no better surface for wallpaper as it wont get
  damaged and has a large surface area. There are
  so many different ways to do this, you can use
  contrasting, bright coloured patterns, or make a
  monochrome space by matching it with the colour
  of the walls, the possibilities are endless.

8

• Natural LuxuryWe have already been seeing more
  natural materials with a luxurious spin like
  marble finishes in bathrooms and kitchens and
  also marble accents such as vases and other décor
  elements. Old world materials like plaster and
  lime wash also seem to be making a resurgence.
  House plants, natural materials like cane, yarn,
  grass cloths and raw/rustic woods seem to be in
  trend too.

9

• Two Toned KitchensThe classic all white kitchens
  are slowly phasing out into two toned kitchens
  instead, black base and white uppers, mostly,
  along with blending wood with colour to add a bit
  of pop, like on an island. Colour and pattern
  mashups, including appliances, continues to
  trend.

10

• Unique Rugs
• Interesting and unexpected materials are starting
  to become more mainstream in rugs. Funky patterns
  and geometric shapes with colour blocks are more
  in style than ever before. They add a statement
  look to any design with an otherwise basic or
  monochromatic look. Rugs dont have to be
  rectangular and plain anymore, they should be had
  fun with. It is like having a piece of art on the
  floor.

11
SNZ Designs is a one of the reputed luxury
interior designer in Mumbai. Get expert luxury
interior designers for your home office today
at SNZ Designs.
Thank You!