Mumbai, 25/2/21: Reports suggest that there has been a change in consumer preferences when it comes to doing up their homes in the last few months. From spending on furniture and furnishings, middle-income households are now also focusing a lot on home décor. People have evolved from buying décor items as pureplay gifting options in weddings and housewarming functions to suit their aesthetic needs.
According to a report published in researchandmarkets.com, the global market for online home decor is projected to show a rise of $348.3 billion by 2027.
This can be attributed largely to change in attitudes towards home décor and the fact that millennials are giving a lot of attention to how their homes look overall. Even the COVID-19 pandemic had a major role to play in this change of preferences, what with people spending more time indoors.
Even home décor brands are leaving no stone unturned in their bid to woo consumers. One of them recently roped a famous young Bollywood actor on board for their product promotions. Brands like Vedas are also seeing huge traction in the demand for their home décor products thanks to the huge variety and options they offer. The brand recently expanded its reach and launched a new collection in gold and silver finish.
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Speaking about this, Palash Agrawal, Founder/Director, Vedas, said, “The home décor industry is witnessing nothing short of a meteoric rise due to various factors. For the last year, people have had to work from home and wanted an ambiance that would bring them a lot of mental peace and satisfaction.
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