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Diwali Decor Trends 2024

In keeping with the ongoing festive season, Nirmala Banaji, principal Architect of Banaji & Associates explains what home décor trends are in and how to incorporate it into your home.

BY Realty Plus
Published - Monday, 21 Oct, 2024
Diwali Decor Trends 2024

Diwali, the Festival of Lights, is a time for celebration, joy, and beautiful decor. As we approach this joyous occasion, Nirmala Banaji, principal Architect of Banaji & Associates explores the latest Diwali decor trends that will illuminate your home and create a festive atmosphere.

Sustainable and eco-friendly decor is gaining popularity. Try incorporating natural materials like jute, bamboo, and recycled paper into your decorations. Opt for LED lights instead of traditional bulbs to reduce energy consumption. One can also consider using biodegradable lanterns and diyas made from clay or recycled materials. Move away from clutter and embrace the beauty of minimalism. A clean and uncluttered space can create a serene and elegant atmosphere. So try on some simple, understated decor elements like white lanterns, metallic accents, and a few carefully placed candles. This minimalist approach will allow the glow of the diyas to take center stage!

Embrace the spirit of diversity by incorporating elements from different cultures into your Diwali decor. Combine traditional Indian motifs with designs from other parts of the world. For example, use Moroccan lanterns, Japanese origami, or Chinese paper lanterns to create a unique and eclectic look. Bring the beauty of nature indoors by incorporating natural elements into your Diwali decor. Use fresh flowers, greenery, and natural materials like wood and stone. This will create a warm and inviting atmosphere that blends seamlessly with the festive spirit.

Make your Diwali decor truly unique by adding personal touches. Incorporate family heirlooms, photographs, or handcrafted items. This will create a sense of nostalgia and make your decorations more meaningful. Embrace the joy of creating your own Diwali decorations either through the form of making your own lanterns, rangoli designs, or centerpieces. This will add a personal touch to your home as well as make your Diwali celebration even more special.

In today’s times, one can even go the length to explore smart home technology into their Diwali decor for a modern and convenient experience. Use smart lights to create custom lighting effects, or control your music system with voice commands. This will add a touch of sophistication to your Diwali celebration. Choose a colour palette that reflects your personal style and preferences. While traditional Diwali colors like orange, red, and yellow are always popular, don't refrain from experimenting with other shades that complement your home decor.

All in all, create a Diwali experience that helps engage your guests better. Set up interactive elements like DIY stations, photo booths, or games. This will make your celebration more memorable and enjoyable for everyone. Amongst this, it is also important to remember that the true essence of a celebration is when it is inclusive by considering the needs of everyone. Ensure that your decor is accessible to people with disabilities and that your celebration is welcoming to all!

By incorporating these trends into your Diwali decor, you can create a beautiful and festive atmosphere that reflects your personal style and the spirit of the season. Remember, most importantly enjoy the process and create a memorable celebration for you and your loved ones.

 

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