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How Technology Is Taking Over Interior Design
Architect and Interiors India
|November 2021
New innovations in the interior sector are making homes more tech-friendly
India’s interior design market is a seamless collaboration between architects, trade members, interior designers, and educationists. According to Mordor Intelligence, the market for home renovations and interiors in India was estimated at $20-30B in 2020. They also project an industry growth CAGR of 7 per cent or higher by 2026.
The changing trends in the interior sector contribute significantly to this level of exponential growth. With the real estate market, population, and income levels rising, urbanisation is more popular. Urbanisation brings the influences of smart technology, social media, and the lifestyle changes of the urban upper-middle class in India.
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