Interiors - MGS Architecture - Results from #45

Arriva Designs: Aniruddha Nafrey, Founder and Principal Architect

In 2025, sustainable design trends are gravitating toward a harmony between traditional wisdom and modern innovation. Locally sourced materials, which reduce transportation costs and support regional economies, are taking center-stage.

Banaji & Associates: Nirmala Banaji & Jamshed Banaji, Principal Architects

Sustainability in architecture is becoming more holistic in 2025, with a focus on creating integrated environments that balance functionality, aesthetics, and environmental responsibility. Building materials such as low-carbon concrete

CAPT Consultants: Purnima Sharma, Architect

2025 is set to witness a transformation in how spaces are conceptualized and built. Rooted in sustainability, minimalism, and cutting-edge technology, modern spaces are becoming both aesthetically sound and functionally sustainable

Cityspace’82 Architects: Sumit Dhawan, Principal Architect

Architecture and design are poised to enter a new era defined by experiential luxury and the fusion of technology with artistry. We see these trends shaping the future of spaces, especially in high-end residential and commercial projects.

Interior design trends seek to have a positive impact on the planet by embracing sustainability and biophilic principles. Strategically integrating these into architecture can create a world that stays intact for future generations.

Design Essence: Jasleen Chalotra, Founder

The world of architecture is evolving to explore new trends. From the innovative use of materials to opting for the right strategies in design, modern trends change the way we perceive the built environment. The focus remains

DesignHex: Shimona Bhansali, Founder & Principal Designer

The architecture and design landscape is witnessing a pronounced shift towards sustainability, as climate awareness increasingly informs both aesthetic and functional choices. A paramount trend is the integration of biomaterials

Earthenhive: Bindu K and Raghunathan Elangovan, Founders & Principal Architects

The architecture industry is swiftly embracing sustainability as a core principle. Today, we see an increasing number of architecture firms dedicated solely to green building, a surge in eco-friendly building materials, energy-efficient

Eleganz Interiors: Sammeer Pakvasa, Managing Director & CEO

The commercial interior design landscape in India has undergone a remarkable transformation, shaped by evolving workplace dynamics and a growing emphasis on sustainability. Design trends have leaned towards warm

Gaurav Kharkar & Associates: Gaurav Kharkar, Principal Architect & Vidhita Parekh Kharkar, Principal Designer

In essence, 2025’s design trends are about reconnecting with nature, creating spaces that are not just visually appealing but also emotionally and ethically grounded, and are sanctuaries for mindful living. It’s time to create digital

Kiasma Studio: Sowmya Lakhamraju, Founder & Landscape Architect

There is a growing focus on integrating architecture with the natural environment. Green roofs, vertical gardens, and bioswales are being incorporated to enhance biodiversity and address urban challenges like heat islands and air pollution.

Kypad Design: Pathik Joshi & Abhilasha Joshi, Founders & Principal Architects

The future of architecture and design in 2025 is deeply rooted in the idea of innovation through sustainability. Advanced technologies like 3D printing are paving the way for customized, eco-friendly solutions, reducing construction

Open Atelier Mumbai: Rahul Mistri, Founder & Principal Designer

The world of interior design is ever evolving, and as we step into 2025, one of the most notable shifts is the growing emphasis on sustainability. With the increasing awareness about ecological impact, the focus has shifted towards

In 2025, architecture and design are set to embrace a stronger focus on sustainability, eco-friendly materials, and energy-efficient designs, driven by the urgency of addressing climate change and achieving carbon neutrality.

ReNNovate Interiors: Smita Vijaykumar, Founder & Principal Architect

The biggest challenge is to achieve the look while keeping the cost and time in check, as well as ensuring sustainability. To do this, plywood could be chosen instead of wood to maintain strength while keeping wood-based products