Designers are redefining modern luxury living, shifting the focus from wide, compact layouts to spacious, well-lit, and highly functional areas. Today, luxury is defined by the ability to personalize one’s home, making customization a key feature for discerning buyers. For example, many high-end apartments are now designed with smaller, more efficient wardrobe spaces. Once considered a luxury, balconies are making a strong comeback across Indian cities, offering residents a private outdoor retreat.
Regarding aesthetics, neutral tones like off-white are trending, creating a clean, sophisticated atmosphere. Alongside these design innovations, adopting sustainability principles have become a critical factor in real estate development, with experts emphasizing that sustainability is no longer optional but essential. This blend of personalized luxury and environmental responsibility is shaping the future of real estate in India, said design experts on the sidelines of the 13th edition of India Design ID 2025, being held in Delhi from February 20 to 23. The event provides an interactive platform to explore architecture, design, and urban planning from India and beyond.
